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Different types of Western Cape Farms



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By : Daniel Carter    29 or more times read
Submitted 2010-07-30 03:43:37
With noticeable geographic difference inside the province, Western Cape farms offer the buyer a wide range of farms to choose from. With mountain ranges, rivers and streams and even beaches and also the sea side, the region’s property can be as varied as its landscape. The fact that the soil in areas of Western Cape is perfect for coffee and also grape cultivation tends to make Cape farms extremely sought-after. In addition to this, the farms in Western Cape have the extra benefit of being situated just a few hours from the big, urban cities and towns.

Sea side farms

The coast of Western Cape province possesses two unique sides, one facing the Atlantic Ocean plus the other facing the Indian Ocean. Cape farms situated on by the sea side take pleasure in benefits including regular sea breeze as well as wonderful views of the beach as well as the sandy beaches. A region named Mossel Bay, generally known as Gouriqua (after the local tribes that once inhabited these lands) features the majority of the sea side farms in Western Cape. Sea side farms in Western Cape have got recreational activities like fishing, boating, diving and yachting in close proximity. At the moment there are also a couple of empty, undeveloped real estate sites on the shoreline of Western Cape which bidders may develop their very own houses in.

River side Farms

The majority of river side farms in Western Cape are generally located in this area known as Stilbaai throughout which the Goukou River flows. Rover Side farms, as implied by their names, are Cape farms positioned on the banks of streams. This sort of river side farms tend to be generally not as expansive as sea side ones. Most of these farms tend to be the most fertile lands throughout the area due to the silt brought along by the river. The perennial availability of rain water through water channels from the river annuls the need for artificial irrigation. Framed in lavish greenery and rich verdure, river side Western Cape farms are very much in demand.

Small Holding Farms

Small holding farms tend to be ordinarily in between 1 and 15 hectares and within some instances may extend up to 20 hectares. These are among the smallest farms in terms of area covered, in comparison to sea side and river side farms. Such small holding farms are usually found the Stilbaai region of Western Cape Province. The majority of of the small holding farms are situated in the mountainous country side of Western Cape. The presence of copious amounts of ground water is a big asset to farm owners as irrigation becomes much easier. Farms in Western Cape also get uninterrupted power supply and electricity is seldom a problem. Most small holding farms are purchased by vacationers rather than serious farmers.

Mixed Farms

Mixed farms provide a great assortment of farms that range anything between twenty hectares and one thousand five hundred hectares. The mountainous regions of Stilbaai, Gouritz and Riversdale usually have most of these mixed farms. Mixed Western Cape farms may have more than one cottages, farm houses and barns located in different parts of the farms, depending on their size.

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Of all the regions in Southern Africa none share as much beauty as the Western Cape Farms . They truly are every investors and farmers dream properties. To find your new home today click on Cape Farms now.

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