A farm I wanted 5-6 years ago disappeared on property24 & has just reappeared on my alerts as now a Rental.
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Waterkloof Wine Estate is for sale at R250 million.
A R25 million penthouse was sold earlier this year at The Charles development.
I may have underestimated Somerset West… 💸
Waterkloof Wine Estate on the Schapenberg slopes sits above Somerset West, overlooking False Bay. Owner Paul Boutinot has spent 22 years developing the estate.
I’ve visited Waterkloof, and it is beautiful. The restaurant offering is excellent, and the views are sensational. It’s somewhere I’d happily recommend spending an afternoon.
What you get for the R250 million asking price:
• Established vineyards
• A purpose-built winery and cellar
• An established wine business with international sales
• Renewable-energy and water infrastructure
• Tenanted hospitality and food-production facilities
• Indigenous fynbos and conservation areas
This hefty price tag got me thinking about what buyers are spending elsewhere in Somerset West.
The Charles, an apartment development on the grounds of the Lord Charles Hotel, was such a large, audacious project for the area. I was so surprised by their sales when they launched.
• R618.6 million in total sales
• 124 sales reported at its online launch on 18 March 2026
• A penthouse sold for R25 million
• Launch apartment prices ranging from R2.1 million to R7.3 million
I knew Somerset West had expensive homes, but I hadn’t looked at the appetite for apartments at those prices. Cape Coastal Homes’ report, using CMAinfo data, recorded 106 house sales between R5 million and R10 million in the first half of 2026, worth R657 million.
Overall residential sales volumes fell by 25% compared with the 2025 monthly pace. So the expensive end of the market has been performing well while the wider market has slowed down.
Somerset West has plenty going for it, from established schools to wine estates, with the beach nearby. I can understand why buyers want to live there. But I totally underestimated how much buyers are willing to spend in this area. The Charles and its hugely successful launch shocked me. I am so interested to see Waterkloof’s eventual selling price.
Do you think they will get R250 million for this wine estate?
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