Nelspruit Property

Nelspruit property has grown from farming areas to a thriving provincial capital of Mpumalanga and booming centre of industry and economic growth. Over the past couple of years, South African real estate has seen unprecedented growth in the Mpumalanga property industry, with Nelspruit property in particular being one of the high growth areas that has consistently out-performed the rest of the country. This growth has been influenced by various factors, namely by its geographical postion in the Lowveld region and by being an integral component of the Maputo corridor, the ever-expanding tourism industry as well as being the seat of Provincial Government. This has resulted in Nelspruit becoming the major services provider to the entire Lowveld, Swaziland and Mozambique region. With its temperate climate, abundant sunshine plus its lush covered hills and valleys, the area is a magnet for tourists and for foreigners wishing to relocate here, or build holiday homes. The laid-back lifestyle coupled with the high-growth of the commercial sector and relatively close proximity to Johannesburg and the Pretoria property region make Nelspruit a draw-card for Gautengers wishing to escape the burgeoning rat-race. 


It is a mere two hour drive to access the tropical beaches of Mozambique from Nelspruit and the world-renowned Kruger National Park is on the doorstep. On the Panorama Route, one can encounter waterfalls, hiking trails, 4X4 trails, Pilgrims Rest – home to early gold prospectors, God’s Window and one of the great scenic wonder of Southern Africa, the Blyde River Canyon. The Lowveld Botanical Gardens just outside town boasts a rare collection of plant species and the first man-made rain forests. The nearby Sudwala Caves, said to be over 2000 million years old, lie in the Crocodile River Valley and are situated a short distance from Nelspruit, while the sleepy town of Kaapsehoop boasts mist-filled evenings and a herd of wild horses that transport you into a world of yester-year.  


Consider these facts regarding Nelspruit:

• The area is flourishing. Since its inception as capital in 1995, this former farming community has really taken off, having enjoyed the highest growth rate in the country for several years.
• It’s the Financial and business capital of Mpumalanga.
• Nelspruit has been called the gateway to Mpumalanga and the Kruger National Park and offers an international airport, good hotels, restaurants, a botanical garden, shopping malls and specialty shops.
• Large businesses are opening branches in Nelspruit and as a result, a large number of businessmen are relocating here.
• A large number of wildlife estates have been established which are extremely popular for exclusive buyers with more in the pipeline.
• Affluent buyers lean towards lifestyle developments and retirement-style developments, a number of which are to be established in the future.
• Security continues to play a major role in people’s lives and security complexes offering diversity of style continue to be good sellers. 
• More than ever before, middle and upper class people are moving away from city life to the countryside.

All these reasons and more make it worthwhile to purchase property in Nelspruit.

• Residential Sale Property Ranging from R695,000 to R26,500,000