Nolene at Property Port

01/09/2026

31/08/2026

🌾💧 100 HECTARES OF IRRIGABLE LAND | WEENEN | R30 MILLION 💧🌾

THIS IS THE KIND OF FARM THAT MAKES FARMERS STOP SCROLLING.

Imagine owning a highly productive farm in the fertile Bushman’s River Valley, with 100 hectares of registered irrigation rights, proven cropping soils, substantial water allocation and an existing rental income stream.

💧 100ha registered irrigation rights
💦 572,000m³ registered annual water allocation
🌱 Approximately 90ha currently under irrigation
🚜 80ha currently leased to a crop farmer
💰 R920,000 current annual rental income
🥔 Proven production of potatoes, dried beans, maize, cabbage, chillies, peas & more
🌊 Large irrigation dam with pumping rights
💦 Irrigation via sprinkler & dragline
🏡 4-bedroom + 6-bedroom farmhouses
🏠 Two additional 2-bedroom prefabricated homes
🌾 Large agricultural shed & pump house
💧 Borehole supplying the homes

And then there’s the water position…

The farm receives water from the Wagendrift irrigation system via the Bushman’s River and is strategically positioned as one of the first farms on the furrow.

For a commercial farmer, water security + fertile soil + established irrigation + proven crop production = serious agricultural value.

The current 80ha lease provides an immediate income stream, with the option for the new owner to renew or renegotiate the lease should they wish to retain the existing farming arrangement.

Alternatively, take the reins yourself and unlock the full potential of the farm’s 100 irrigable hectares.

🌱 OWNER-OPERATOR?
💰 AGRICULTURAL INVESTOR?
🚜 LOOKING TO EXPAND AN EXISTING FARMING OPERATION?

This property offers the flexibility to do all three.

R30,000,000

📍 Weenen, KwaZulu-Natal

The property is owned by a VAT-registered entity.

🔐 IMPORTANT: Due to the nature of the farming operation and for the privacy and security of the owners and tenants, viewings are strictly by appointment and limited to qualified purchasers able to provide verifiable proof of funds or financing approval for a purchase of this nature.

📩 Serious agricultural enquiries welcome.

100ha Irrigable Land | 100ha Water Rights | 572,000m³ Water Allocation | R920,000 Rental Income

🌾 A farm with the water, the soil and the potential. Now waiting for its next chapter. 🌾

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100ha Irrigable Land | 100ha Registered Water Rights | 572,000m³ Annual Water Allocation | R920,000...

10/07/2026

Monja van der Westhuizen fantastic service! Thank you so much! You were phenomenal xx

From instruction to registration in just 21 days- Well done, Monja ⭐️

Fast, efficient, and committed to delivering excellent results for our clients every step of the way. 🏡

09/06/2026

🌿 Bushveld Farm – Exceptional Agri-Tourism & Income Investment Opportunity 🌿

Set within a pristine 500-hectare nature conservancy and ideally positioned just off the N3 corridor between Johannesburg and Durban, this 20-hectare bushveld farm offers a rare blend of lifestyle living and multiple established income streams.

💰 Already generating income:

* 7 income-producing cottages (+ 1 nearing completion)
* Established indigenous plant nursery generating strong monthly profits
* Aloe plantation with high-value stock ready for sale

🌱 Endless expansion potential:
Perfectly suited for eco-tourism, glamping, boutique lodge development, wellness retreats, wedding venues, or contractor accommodation linked to nearby infrastructure growth.

🏡 Lifestyle meets nature:
Stocked dam, natural stream, free-roaming game, and rich biodiversity within a secure conservancy. Includes a unique architectural bushveld home designed for tranquil living.

💡 Borehole water, agricultural rates, sheds, workshops, and 3-phase electricity potential complete this versatile investment.

An outstanding opportunity to live, earn, and grow in the heart of the bushveld.

📞 Contact for viewing (pre-approved buyers):
Nolene Fuhri – 061 729 4656

28/05/2026

🏡 JUST LISTED | 32 Rock Road, Waterfall 1

Homes like this rarely come onto the market… especially in one of Waterfall’s most sought-after roads.

Set on a beautifully sized 1,811sqm property, this exceptional family home offers the perfect combination of:
✨ Space
✨ Lifestyle
✨ Entertainment
✨ Security
✨ Versatility

Loved and meticulously maintained by the same owners for 34 years, this is the kind of home where lifelong memories are made.

Featuring:
✔ 3 spacious bedrooms
✔ Separate 2-bedroom cottage
✔ Sparkling pool
✔ Large entertainment lapa with built-in pub
✔ Covered verandah & braai area
✔ Work-from-home potential
✔ Double garage + workshop
✔ 3-car carport
✔ JoJo tank
✔ Excellent security & neighbourhood watch

The spacious cottage is ideal for extended family, guests, or additional rental income potential.

Located just minutes from Watercrest Mall, excellent schools including Curro Hillcrest, Waterfall College and Forest Hills Primary, with easy access to Hillcrest, Inanda Road and major routes.

This property truly offers the best of Upper Highway family living.

The current owners are downsizing to a retirement village, creating a rare opportunity for a new family to make this incredible home their own.

📍 Waterfall 1
📞 Contact me today for more information or to arrange a private viewing.

⚠ Viewings strictly by appointment only to pre-approved buyers.

** A special thank you to the Conveyancers, PMEAttorneys and Monja van der Westhuizen for sponsoring the media for this fabulous property.

🏡 JUST LISTED | 32 Rock Road, Waterfall 1Homes like this rarely come onto the market… especially in one of Waterfall’s most sought-after roads.Set on a beau...

28/05/2026

🏡 JUST LISTED | 32 Rock Road, Waterfall 1

Homes like this rarely come onto the market… especially in one of Waterfall’s most sought-after roads.

Set on a beautifully sized 1,811sqm property, this exceptional family home offers the perfect combination of:
✨ Space
✨ Lifestyle
✨ Entertainment
✨ Security
✨ Versatility

Loved and meticulously maintained by the same owners for 34 years, this is the kind of home where lifelong memories are made.

Featuring:
✔ 3 spacious bedrooms
✔ Separate 2-bedroom cottage
✔ Sparkling pool
✔ Large entertainment lapa with built-in pub
✔ Covered verandah & braai area
✔ Work-from-home potential
✔ Double garage + workshop
✔ 3-car carport
✔ JoJo tank
✔ Excellent security & neighbourhood watch

The spacious cottage is ideal for extended family, guests, or additional rental income potential.

Located just minutes from Watercrest Mall, excellent schools including Curro Hillcrest, Waterfall College and Forest Hills Primary, with easy access to Hillcrest, Inanda Road and major routes.

This property truly offers the best of Upper Highway family living.

The current owners are downsizing to a retirement village, creating a rare opportunity for a new family to make this incredible home their own.

📍 Waterfall 1
📞 Contact me today for more information or to arrange a private viewing.

⚠ Viewings strictly by appointment only to pre-approved buyers.

** A special thank you to the Conveyancers, PMEAttorneys and Monja van der Westhuizen for sponsoring the media for this fabulous property.

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26/05/2026

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21/05/2026

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🚨 ELDERLY SOUTH AFRICANS INCREASINGLY TARGETED IN SOPHISTICATED ONLINE BANKING FRAUDS 🚨

A deeply disturbing trend appears to be emerging across South Africa. Elderly people, many of whom are not particularly computer savvy, are increasingly becoming the primary targets of sophisticated online banking and invoice fraud syndicates.

The scam often unfolds with devastating simplicity. An elderly person decides to make a purchase, pay a supplier, attorney, contractor or service provider. Somewhere along the line, criminals gain access to communication between the parties. Banking details are then altered and the victim unknowingly pays money directly into a fraudulent account controlled by criminals. In many cases, victims only realize what has happened once the money is gone.

What is becoming increasingly concerning is the apparent level of information available to these scammers. Victims often report that the criminals seemed to know exactly when a payment was due, who the parties involved were and what amounts were expected. This has led many to question whether information is being obtained purely through malware and hacked emails, or whether there are additional leaks occurring somewhere within the financial chain itself.

Cybersecurity experts frequently warn that victims unknowingly invite “trojan horse” malware onto their devices through fake links, attachments, cloned websites or fraudulent SMS messages. Once installed, criminals may monitor emails, capture passwords and watch transactions in real time.

However, many South Africans are asking difficult questions:-
How are fraudulent accounts so easily opened?
Why are suspicious transactions not immediately flagged?
And why do banks so often appear unwilling to accept responsibility once the money has vanished?

While banks maintain that customers have a duty to protect their devices and verify banking details independently, victims are often left financially and emotionally devastated, with little recourse and even less accountability.

It is important to state clearly that there is currently no public evidence proving widespread collusion between bank employees and criminal syndicates. However, public frustration continues to grow as these crimes escalate and more vulnerable South Africans lose life savings to highly organised fraud networks.

⚠️ PLEASE WARN ELDERLY FAMILY MEMBERS:
• Never trust banking details received by email alone.
• Always verify payment details telephonically using a trusted number.
• Be suspicious of any “last minute” banking detail changes.
• Never click unknown links or attachments.
• Keep devices updated with antivirus and security protection.
• If possible, ask a trusted family member to verify large electronic payments before they are made.

One wrong payment can destroy a pensioner’s financial future.

PLEASE SHARE THIS WIDELY.

21/05/2026

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HOW DOES A “NOBODY” OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT IN SOUTH AFRICA?

In a recent investigation, a client paid R670,000.00 into an account that was NOT that of the conveyancer for whom the payment was intended.

Like many of these cases, there are strong indications that a Trojan Horse or compromised email system may have been involved, allowing banking details to be intercepted and changed without the victim realizing it. A criminal case was opened.

When the SAPS obtained the F**A details linked to the account that received the money and shared those details with me, I conducted my own investigation into the person in whose name this account was registered.

What I discovered should concern every South African.

This individual appears to have:-

ZERO credit history.
No traceable residential address.
No known workplace.
No telephone number RICA registered in his name.
No email footprint.
No identifiable financial profile whatsoever.
No meaningful existence on paper.

And yet somehow this “nobody” was able to:-

Open a bank account.
Receive R670,000.00 belonging to somebody else.
Move the funds through this account.
And even run the account into overdraft, leaving it approximately R770.00 negative before the bank eventually closed it.

So now I ask the banks directly:

HOW DOES A PERSON WITH NO DISCERNIBLE FOOTPRINT PASS F**A REQUIREMENTS???

How does such a person obtain banking facilities? How does such an account not immediately trigger internal alarms when massive sums begin moving through it? And perhaps the most uncomfortable question of all, how does an account like this get opened unless somebody, somewhere, failed in their duty of care?

South Africans are constantly told that banks have sophisticated fraud departments, advanced compliance systems and strict F**A controls designed to combat money laundering and organized crime. But ordinary citizens are losing life savings, property deposits and business funds every single day through accounts that should arguably never have existed in the first place.

Then comes the predictable response. “The bank is not liable.” Really? If proper due diligence was not followed when opening the account, if obvious red flags were ignored, if criminal syndicates are repeatedly using the banking system itself as the vehicle through which these crimes are committed, then surely the banks cannot continue hiding behind terms and conditions while innocent people carry catastrophic losses.

The public deserves answers.

Because right now, it appears that:-

The bank opens the account.
The criminals move the money.
The bank earns fees and transaction revenue.
And the victim carries the loss.

South Africans should be asking much harder questions.