The property is located approximately 135 km to the west of Windhoek by road (C28) and near to the Bossua Pass. The property covers approximately 11 635 ha of pristine farmland. The landscape is beautiful with mountains, valleys and ephemeral rivers transversing the property. The farm is well developed with 18 camps and 12 boreholes supplying water. The capacities of these boreholes which are all equipped with solar pumps range from 1m³/h up to 18m³/hour and is sufficient to maintain the farming operations. The farm is used primarily for cattle farming, but the landscape is beautiful, and tourism and game farming could be considered for future development. The farmstead consists of the main 4-bedroom residence, a second 3-bedroom house, labour housing, storerooms, workshop and garages. Four earth dams have been constructed keeping water for long periods after the raining season and feeding the boreholes as well. The average rainfall is 250mm/annum. The grass cover comprises a variety of species with climax grasses such as anthephora (borseltjiegras) and stipagrostis (blinkaar grass) as the dominant species. The woody component comprises tree species such as blinkblaar-wag-‘n-bietjie, withaak and rooihaak trees with camelthorn trees along the riverbeds. The property is fenced in by a standard stockproof fence. Game such as zebra, oryx, kudu, klipspringers, steenbok, warthog and leopard are indigenous in the area and on the farm. The owner also introduced waterbuck which has successfully adapted to the area.