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5 bedroom leisure facility for sale in Great Brak River, Mossel Bay - 76723

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Make this your Holiday experience and do some business as well.

Business opportunity. Everything you want within walking distance. Caravan campsites as well as wooden chalets available. 3 main houses, swimming pool, communal play hall, mini gholf course, boats for boat rides to name but a few. Halfway between Mossel Bay and George. 10km from airport. Surrounded by 9 gholf courses such as Oubaai and Pinnacle Point. No Crime, Wonderful neighbours.Perfect holiday home. Perfect for relocating to the Garden Route. Beaches are safe, uncrowded and offer surf and rock fishing. A walk around the marshland meanders past the river estuary, historic houses, buildings and the largest and oldest known pepper tree in South Africa. Other sports activities include tennis, bowls and cycling. During the winter months, whale watching is a popular pastime with viewing points situated at Glentana, Great Brak and Little Brak River, and dolphins visit throughout the year. Great Brak River is not only the perfect holiday spot, it is also the ideal base for exploring the beautiful Garden Route. Within an hour’s drive is Oudtshoorn with its ostrich and crocodile farms and the unique and world famous Cango Caves. To the west lies Mossel Bay for deep-sea fishing and Hartenbos for outdoor and heated indoor bathing. Victoria Bay to the east promises perfect waves for serious surfers.On the sea front of the river mouth, its sandy beach stretches 10km to the wreck of Glentana in the east and 20km to Mossel Bay Yacht Club in the west – all excellent hiking trails along the unspoilt beaches of Glentana, Outeniqua, Botha, Pienaarstrand and the very popular Southern Cross. To the west you will find the much sought after beaches of Souwesia, Tergniet and Rhebok. Visitors can discover the magnificent scenery by foot on several hiking trails, such as Wolwedans Dam (6km), the Glentana trail to the old shipwreck or walk through the quaint little village with all its historical buildings and interesting history and traditions. Maybe have a cup of tea at one of the lovely tea gardens. Being on the whale route it is quite common to spot dolphins or whales in the bay. The presence of the Southern Right whales from May until November is one of the main attractions. Near the mouth at the southern end of the estuary is the island, which is connected to the eastern shore of the estuary by a single land bridge. On the dunes to the east of the mouth lies Hersham and the west lies Southern Cross, with many holiday homes of timber frame structure, which characterizes the area. The original Great Brak village is at the north end of the estuary. It has a true village character, sparingly endowed with well-kept attractive and interesting old buildings. It has hardens, trees, vegetable pots, horses and farm animals. With its legendary year- round climate, Great Brak River offers a truly exceptional environment and is one of the most affordable destinations along the coast. The town has a population of 8 000 and is mainly an Afrikaans Speaking community. The biggest employer is still the Watson Shoe factory although the tourism industry is a fast growing economic activity. Nestled midway between George and Mossel Bay lies the beautiful; quiet village of Great Brak River. From the coastline of uncoil sandy beaches and rocky coves to the river estuary marshlands, Great Brak River offers residents and visitors a tranquil haven where they can enjoy outdoor activities from boating to golf.