Mabalingwe 2 x 4 Bedroom Houses, sleeps 20 - MB32

Perched on top of a spectacular lookout point you can find 2 x inter-leading houses, recently renovated & ideal for a large group. Each house consists of four large bedrooms opening out onto a deck with views across Mabalingwe Game Reserve.

An upstairs loft consisting of 4 single beds, perfect for children over the age of 12 or adults who don’t mind sharing. Two bathrooms consisting of a bath, basin & toilet. Two separate shower rooms. Open plan fully equipped kitchenette and sitting area opening onto a large wooden deck

TV & DStv

Both houses are fully serviced by a resident couple on the property and are fully equipped with cutlery, crockery, linen, bathroom & swimming towels etc

Sleeps 20 x guests in total (10 x per house)

Unit consists of two houses interconnected by a central entertainment area

Each house consists of:

Four bedrooms (two separate showers plus two seperate bathrooms)

Open-plan kitchenette and sitting area opening onto large wooden deck

Central entertainment area entails large indoor bar with flat screen TV & DSTV, covered patio with Jetmaster built-in braai, swimming pool and enclosed boma

Magnificent look-out point

Rich in abundant bird and animal life, including Africa’s “Big 5”, it is here where nature has united to create the perfect paradise on earth. Spread over more than 12 500 ha and malaria free, unspoilt bushveld, Mabalingwe Nature Reserve nestles in the shadow of the majestic Waterberg Mountains. Lions are in a seperate enclosure & so additional charges do apply when visiting this area as part of a game drive.

The introduction of wildlife

Originally there were only Kudu’s and Impala on the farm; in 1989 the Wessel’s family established Hippopotami, Rhinoceros and Sable antelope on the farm. Tsessebe and other antelopes were added as time went by.

In 1995 Elephants that were earmarked to be culled in the Kruger National Park, were relocated to Mabalingwe and in 1999 a disease free Buffalo breeding project was established in Hoedspruit in the Limpopo Province, which meant that disease free Buffalo could be introduced to Mabalingwe.

Today Mabalingwe boasts the “Big 5”, a large variety of antelope, small game and a very diverse bird population. The approximately 12000ha, that constitutes Mabalingwe with its 5400 or so shareholders is a very special place that its staff compliment of just under the 300 is very proud of.

Some of the features of the Reserve include;

Mabalingwe 2 x 4 Bedroom Houses, sleeps 20 - MB32

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