Agriland Real Estate
Mixed & Irrigation Farms for sale in Namibia
Properties where profitable irrigation is possible are few and far between in Namibia.
So if this is your kind of thing - go for it!
Kalahari Retreat
6974ha, 160km south-east of Windhoek, located in a very desirable farming area and completely private. Good rainfall area. Two large dwellings with air-con, hunters’ cabin, expansive lawns, large vegetable garden, many citrus trees, lucerne under irrigation, NamPower, outbuilding with meat room and walk-in cool room, recreational tract with lounge, bar, & braai, second old farmstead.
Strong, sweet water spread out over the farm, large areas with deep red Kalahari soil and many camelthorn trees. Other areas have witgat trees. Several natural vleis, one holds water right through the year. 43 camps including 1200ha game camp and small electrified section. Excellent stock-handling facilities.
CC owned.
Price:
N$17,500,000.00 (negotiable)
Green Kalahari
Lots of potential. 4500ha mixed prime rangeland near Stampriet with 18 camps in three jackal-proof blocks. River valley, broken veld and Kalahari dune veld. Good rainfall area. Very good cattle-and small stock handling facilities. Incredibly strong water on free-flow. 160m³/h. 14ha pivot irrigation, 1600m² intensive vegetable garden, large 5-bedroom main dwelling, 2 bedroom manager’s house.
Price:
N$24,000,000.00 (negotiable)
The Date and Oryx Farm
Excellent investment for someone looking for something very special: stunning landscape, easy maintenance, plenty game, built-in income, independence and self-sustainability.
Plantation irrigation entirely on solar power and irrigation. 500 Medjool date palm trees, the oldest now four years old and starting to bear fruit. Water reserves and land sufficient to double production.
Large main farmstead built of natural stone. Pomegranate trees in fruit.
Plenty game, especially Oryx. At any given time between 100-500 Oryx, as well as Kudu and Springbuck. A lot of small game and bird life.
Huge mountain basin with valley of the Anib River traversing the farm with its dozens of tributaries. Only the entry and exit points of the Anib River are fenced. The farm is a natural amphitheatre.
21,000 hectares.
Privately owned, Waiver application currently in process.
Price:
N$9,500,000.00
Riverside Beauty
On Sole and exclusive mandate. This is an exceptionally beautiful property 80km south of Windhoek on the banks of the Usib River; 38 hectares, waiver available, very strong water, open well, three boreholes, several hectares of deep fertile red soil, one-hectare old garden was watered from open well, dozens of large camelthorn trees, excellent grazing.
Perfect for intensive farming: Vegetables, broiler chicken, drip irrigation of high-value crops. African medicinal plants, tourism on air B&B basis. High average rainfall.
Price:
N$ 2,200,000.00
Good Savannah Farming
Excellent mixed veld suitable for both large- and small stock. Very high carrying capacity, high and dependable rainfall, very practical infrastructure: six camps, good stock-handling kraals, strong and sweet water from two boreholes, one solar, one windmill.
Weekend cottage with ablution, and solar power. Workers quarters and small sheds.
2919ha, Waiver available.
Price:
N$5,300,000.00
International Searches & Terminology
Mixed Farms, Irrigation Farms and Agricultural Properties for Sale in Namibia
Mixed and irrigation farms in Namibia can attract a wide range of local and international buyers. Some buyers search for mixed farms, while others search for agricultural properties, working farms, crop farms, irrigation farms, commercial farms, horticultural properties, farming estates or rural investment properties. In international markets, the word “ranch” may also be used more broadly, even where the property is not purely livestock-based.
In Namibia, mixed farms may combine several land uses. A single property may include livestock, game, dryland farming, irrigation, tourism potential, conservation value or lifestyle appeal. Irrigation farms are more specifically linked to water access, soil suitability and production infrastructure. Their value is often driven by water reliability, crop potential, pumping systems, power supply, soil type, existing improvements, access to markets and operational history.
For international buyers, it is important to understand that Namibian agricultural properties vary significantly by region. Some areas are better suited to extensive grazing, while others have irrigation potential or more diversified farming opportunities. A mixed farm may therefore appeal to buyers looking for flexibility, while an irrigation farm may appeal to buyers focused on commercial production, horticulture or food-security-related investment.
Agriland presents these properties according to their practical Namibian use while also recognising the broader search terms used by international buyers. Whether you are searching for a mixed farm, irrigation farm, working farm, agricultural estate, crop farm or farming investment property in Namibia, the key factors remain water, land quality, infrastructure, location, access and long-term productive potential.
Agriland provides its clients with advice and guidance, backed by more than 30 years of farming experience, on selecting the right property for your needs.