3-Bedroom bush home in Moditlo Nature Reserve

This dream home is situated on Moditlo Wildlife Estate, home to big game and a host of plains game as well. Elephants and lions are regular visitors to the area. 10 000m2 of pristine bushveld awaits you and this thatched 3-bedroom bush home has a lot of extra features. There are three en-suite bedrooms, a large lounge with dining area, large outdoor patio, heated swimming pool, double garage, double carport, en-suite staff room or 4th bedroom, study, guest toilet, two outdoor showers, kitchen, scullery and boma.
The home is well maintained. Owner is relocating to retirement home in the city and selling regretfully.
Extra Features:
- Jacuzzi bath in main bedroom, with indoor and outdoor showers, double basins, plenty of cupboard space
in walk-in bedroom wardrobe.
- Heated pool with heat pump
- Large water softener
- 8 kVa Generator
- Solar hot water heater
- Gas braai with Leadwood counter
- Built-in Braai
- Boma with water and electricity
- Double garage with extra space for storage and shelves
- Aircons
- Cell phone booster
- Sun blinds on Patio
- Garden shed
- Water hole in front of the house
- Entrance hall
- Gas stove
- Insect gauze on windows and doors
- Wooden Garage door with motor and remote
- Enclosed garden between the garage and house, which is a safe area for the wash line, garden shed, gardening and access between buildings
Moditlo is 3200 ha in size and is a Big 4 reserve with only buffalo absent. There are excellent game numbers and game comes to the water hole daily. There have been special sightings like Wild dog and cheetah. Moditlo is located 14 km from Hoedspruit and Eastgate Airport and an is ideal location for bush holidays or residential for people wanting to live in Big 5. The reserve is well managed with good security. The river systems offer a wide variety or Fauna and Flora and is this makes Moditlo very rich in diversity.

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In the boma, yes - with the property being in a nature reserve, many owners sometimes place rubber or plastic snakes to deter the Vervet monkeys and baboons from certain areas of the homes.