Likweti Bushveld Farm Estate

19/06/2026

Where free roaming wildlife and spectacular birdlife are part of everyday life.

18/06/2026

Introducing Likweti Cliffs, a limited collection of exceptional stands within one of the most dramatic landscapes of Likweti Bushveld Farm Estate.

Stands are now selling in Phase 4, Likweti Cliffs: https://likweti.co.za/property/

Contact Kim Pascoe on 082 567 6399 or Joy Gulle on 083 294 3334 to view the estate by appointment.
Lowveld Chas Everitt

17/06/2026

17/06/2026

Pictured here is a Layman Butterfly (Amauris albimaculata), photographed at Likweti by a resident. A member of the milkweed butterfly group, it is one of the many smaller wonders that call the Lowveld home.

Why do you think it is called the Layman Butterfly?

16/06/2026

Some of the best memories are made outdoors.

Long afternoons on bicycles, adventures around every corner and the freedom to explore. There is something timeless about growing up surrounded by nature.

Youth Day is a reminder of just how precious these years are and the joy of having nature as your playground.

15/06/2026

The foundation of a dream home is often the view.

Discover Erf 64 in Likweti Cliffs, a 1.41 hectare stand with an elevated position and magnificent views. Priced at R2 500 000, it is an opportunity to create a home designed around the beauty of the Lowveld.

Phase 4 is now selling.

14/06/2026

With great height comes great pressure.

To support the demands of pumping blood several metres upward, giraffes have the thickest skin of any land mammal. Functioning much like a natural compression suit, this remarkable adaptation helps prevent blood from accumulating in their legs.

13/06/2026

Behind every beautiful home is a team that turns ideas into reality.

Over the years, Mackay Project Management has played a significant role in bringing many of Likweti’s homes to life, combining quality workmanship with a deep understanding of the estate and its unique setting.

12/06/2026

Did you know? Despite being a member of the woodpecker family, the Red-throated Wryneck does not carve out its own nest cavities. Instead, it relies on natural hollows or abandoned holes created by other species.

Look closely and you’ll see the warm reddish colouring that gives this striking bird its name.

This particular individual was photographed by a Likweti resident on the estate.

11/06/2026

Experience elevated bushveld living at Likweti Bushveld Farm Estate with the release of phase 4: Likweti Cliffs.

22 exclusive stands are now selling: https://likweti.co.za/property/

Contact Kim Pascoe on 082 567 6399 or Joy Gulle on 083 294 3334 to view the estate by appointment.
Lowveld Chas Everitt