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    Farms Sold

    Feb 19, 2021 5 minutes

    Eastern Cape

    Alexandria

    • Farm 371 (1,5ha) sold by Wielligh Partners to Garth Zoutendyk for R800 000.

    Molteno

    • Uitkyk (1 247ha) sold by Maurice Price to Price Stock Farming for R4 million.

    Port Elizabeth

    • Chelsea (3ha) sold by Mervyn Ackermann to Nel Partners for R2 million.

    Steynsburg

    • Groote Vallei (638ha) sold by Alan Southey to Vansu Trust for R2 million.

    Free State

    Bloemfontein

    • Linde’s Vley (171ha) sold by Pfeiffer-Huis Beleggings to Heyneke Boerdery Trust for R2 million.

    • Danielskuil (184ha) sold by Sunell Griesel Trust to Dicorex for R3 million.

    • Mooivlakte (26ha) sold by Fibreglass Marketing to Calgro M3 Memorial Parks Bloemfontein for R2 million.

    • Klein Springkraal (43ha) sold by CF Fourie Family Trust to Sekunjalo Trust for R2 million.

    • Harrold (5ha) sold by Du Toit Partners to Alton Trust for R3 million.

    Boshof

    • Blenheim (428ha) sold by Lodie Wessels

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