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    Farms Sold

    Dec 25, 2020 5 minutes

    Eastern Cape

    Somerset East

    • Middelburg (107ha) sold by Anton Vermeulen to Dennehof Trust for R7 million.

    Steynsburg

    • Skoonfontein (1 352ha) sold by Karooveld Veehandel to Attie Pienaar Family Trust for R6 million.

    Steytlerville

    • Trompfontein (513ha) sold by Blaze Greem to JFM Logistics for R1,4 million.

    Free State

    Bloemfontein

    • Lilyvale (25ha) sold by Smith Partners to Peyper Developments for R20 million.

    • Trutersdrift (274ha) sold by Wimcondrift Beleggings to Oelschig Bros for R3 million.

    • Kenilworth (17ha) sold by PDP Besigheids Trust to Johann van Gruting for R1,5 million.

    • Springkraal (73ha) sold by Casper Steenkamp to GR Trust for R3,5 million.

    Boshof

    • Diederiksthal (513ha) sold by Willem Botha to Tembador 101 for R3 million.

    • Zyferfontein (1 254ha) sold by Zyferfontein Trust to Weltevrede Beesboerdery for R4,5 million.

    • Witpan (172ha) sold by Magdalena Gouws to Gysbert Gouws for R500 000.

    • Palmietpan (30ha) sold by

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