Mark Brumer Property Development

GROOT TOREN PRIVATE RESERVE
Far from the hustle and bustle of modern life, lies the Groot Toren Private Reserve. Situated in the scenic McGregor mountains, these stone cottages are dotted along a rugged 4x4 trail and promise the utmost in privacy, solitude and outdoor fun.

This is a rustic retreat with spectacular views over the Breede River Valley and will appeal to those who like an adventurous lifestyle and are interested in conservation as well - those who buy property in Groot Toren also become part owners of the nature reserve.

Unit Descriptions

Each of the 36 secluded stone cottages has a thatch roof and timber beams, all of which are gathered from the mountain
The 65m² cottages are well-insulated
The 36 units form part of a Home Owners Association that controls 960 hectares. A nominal monthly levy will be set by home owners
All have modern conveniences, open plan interiors and sleep up to six people
Each of the cottages is surrounded by a 1000m² of your own private moutain property
Extremely private and hidden from the neighbours
Ideal corporate investment - loads of teambuilding opportunities

Location Map

In the Pipeline:
Hermanus Sports Village

Developments in Progress:
Heron Banks
Silwerstrand

Completed Developments:
Under the Oaks
Park Road
Watsonia Park
9 on College
Lagoon Rock
Groot Toren
24-on-Main

McGregor

Region: Situated in the Breede River Valley, McGregor is only two hours from Cape Town.
Town description: A charming town, dotted with whitewashed, thatched Cape cottages. Loved by weary city dwellers, artists and alternative healers alike, the town has become well-known for its natural beauty and quaint character.
The Great Outdoors: Numerous hiking trails; the Vrolijkheid Nature Reserve for birdlife and vineyards for exquisite wine tastings. Try undertaking the 14km hike to nearby Greyton through the Riviersonderend mountains, past crystal rock pools, wildflowers and waterfalls.
Regional Highlights: The region is known for vineyards that produce world-class wines as well as the regional development at Silwerstrand. Towns worth visiting are Greyton, Barrydale and Caledon.