8,300 HA | PTY REGISTERED
Meticulously developed by its owner over the past 30 years, Tambuti combines carefully planned safari infrastructure with a mix of game species well suited to its varied terrain. Flat, open country at its heart, surrounded by a striking mountain range, creates a natural setting for a game farm, bringing together plains-game habitat, rugged slopes and rewarding hunting and photographic opportunities.
Set beneath a rocky koppie among indigenous trees, the lodge combines the character of a bush retreat with comfortable guest accommodation and established hospitality facilities. Strategically positioned water points and hunting hides reflect decades of thoughtful development, while horseback adventures, afternoons beside the pool and evenings around the lapa complete the experience — a distinctive hunting destination and an exceptional wilderness lifestyle.
PROPERTY FEATURES
▪️ LODGE:
En-suite guest chalets with private patios, reception, restaurant, kitchen, breakfast area, covered verandas, swimming pool, lapa and pickleball court.
▪️ ACCOMMODATION & HORSES:
Two managers’ homes with two bedrooms each, stabling for six horses and a 5 ha enclosed camp.
▪️ HUNTING & GAME:
Over 20 hunting hides and diverse wildlife, including sable, black-faced impala, kudu, eland, oryx, giraffe, zebra and wildebeest. All game included.
▪️ WATER:
Six solar-powered farm boreholes with reported yields of 10–17 m3/hour, plus a lodge borehole, six reservoirs, six drinking troughs, earth dams and an extensive pipeline network.
▪️ POWER:
20 kVA solar with batteries, a 200 kVA three-phase generator serving feed production, and three-phase NamPower infrastructure at the butchery.
▪️ FARM INFRASTRUCTURE:
Sheep facilities, two 350 m2 sheds, bush-to-feed pellet production facilities, storerooms, staff accommodation and a butchery with cold and freezer rooms.
Thirty years of care have shaped Tambuti into a place with a story of its own. From the open plains to the surrounding mountains, from a morning in the veld to an evening around the lapa, its appeal lies in the whole experience. For its next owner, these 8,300 hectares offer the opportunity to carry that story forward — welcoming guests, sharing the wilderness and making a life in an extraordinary corner of Namibia.
As part of our professional process, proof of funds or financing approval will be required prior to arranging a viewing.
