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  • Farmer's Weekly

    Farms Sold

    Jan 22, 2021 5 minutes

    Eastern Cape

    Albany

    • Mountain Top (604ha) sold by Robert Bowker to Coetzee Investment Trust for R2,5 million.

    East London

    • Farm 811 (9ha) sold by BE Plant Hire to Siyavuya Power Projects for R2,5 million.

    Humansdorp

    • Kleinfontein (32ha) sold by Olga Meyer to Sonop Boerdery Trust for R7,5 million.

    • Goedgeloof (3ha) sold by PB Bothma Jr Family Trust to Beedex for R1,2 million.

    Port Elizabeth

    • Chelsea (3ha) sold by unnamed seller to Stumke Partners for R600 000.

    • Kuyga(9ha) sold by Ursula Angloher to Agabavor Partners for R1 million.

    Queenstown

    • Parliament (759ha) and Hopefield (646ha) sold by Clifton Trust to David Osborne Family Trust for R6,5 million.

    Victoria East

    • Farm 24 (3ha) sold by Rosamunde Jordan to Rodcher Investments for R3,2 million.

    Willowmore

    • Tollberg (80ha) and Schilpadbeen (126ha) sold by Van der Merwe Partners to Pash Benem Properties for R1

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