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    Farms Sold

    Dec 07, 2020 5 minutes

    Eastern Cape

    Tarkastad

    • Rietpoort (969ha) sold by KH Phillips Trust to Ithemba Trust for R7 million.

    Uitenhage

    • Strathsomers Estate (12ha) sold by Martin Swart to Proximitas Investments 60 for R10 million.

    • Stades River (10ha) sold by Willem Botha to Petra Dicker for R4 million.

    Victoria East

    • Hogsback Plateau (2ha) sold by Morrissey Partners to Tracey Gardner for R1 million.

    Willowmore

    • Farm 252 (84ha) sold by Susarah Fockens to Johan Fockens for R400 000.

    • Karnemelkskuil (1 211ha) sold by Blaauwboschkuil Estates to Lot 410 Maclear for R4,5 million.

    Free State

    Boshof

    • Lank-Gewag (816ha) sold by Groenewald Family Trust to Selmacol for R3 million.

    • Spitskop (699ha) and Klaardam (406ha) sold by Riverstone Trust to Invincible Trading 19 for R9 million.

    • Aangekocht (429ha) sold by Cornelia Groenenberg to Gert Malherbe Boerdery Trust for R2 million.

    Ladybrand

    • Klein Kilmarnock (180ha) sold

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