PRIME 5.7ha VACANT LAND – EXT 6 MEYERTON

One of the last prime vacant properties available in the sought-after Ext 6 area of Meyerton is now on the market. Perfectly positioned right next to the peaceful, high-end Ext 6 and Golfpark neighbourhoods and only five minutes from the CBD, this exceptional 5.7-hectare agricultural property offers the rare opportunity to enjoy farm-style living while remaining close to town conveniences. The property consists of two separate portions, each with its own title deed. The first portion measures 4.3 hectares and the second 1.4 hectares, together forming an L-shape layout that offers flexibility for development or phased use. Tar road access leads directly to the property, ensuring easy accessibility. Municipal electricity and municipal water connections are already installed, adding significant value and reducing initial development costs. Fibre optic internet is available on the sidewalk (pending approval), making this an excellent option for both residential and agricultural or light commercial use. The land itself is clean, level, and gently slopes toward the back, allowing for natural and effective water drainage. The front of the property is secured with a neat brick and palisade wall, while almost two-thirds of the perimeter is enclosed with precast concrete walls. The remaining sections and back area are partially fenced with wire. Zoned agricultural, the property also offers various potential consent uses and possible rezoning opportunities, subject to municipal approval. It is worth noting that dealing with the local municipality has proven to be a positive experience, with willingness to assist where possible. Dolomite testing has already been completed on the 1.4-hectare front portion and can be amended to suit specific building requirements at a minimal cost. Building plans for a 280m² store with office space, ablution facilities, and storage areas have already been submitted and are awaiting approval. Additional features include two boreholes with strong water supply, which will need to be registered and approved by the Midvaal Local Municipality. Buyers should also note that there is a servitude issue affecting the smaller 1.4-hectare portion. While sewage services may be possible in the future, septic tank usage is currently recommended. If you are looking for space, prime positioning, and long-term development potential while still being close to town, this is truly a rare and valuable opportunity in Meyerton’s most desirable area.