Sable Hills Eco Park forms part of the internationally acclaimed Waterberg Biosphere, recognised worldwide for its rich biodiversity, ecological importance and dramatic landscapes. The estate borders the tranquil Mokolo River and lies adjacent to the vast, unspoiled Mokolo Dam, creating a unique environment where water, mountains and bushveld converge.
Leopard, hippo, crocodile, brown hyena, giraffe, zebra, kudu, impala, klipspringer, mountain reedbuck, wildebeest & the rare Meyer’s Parrot
Only 1% of Sable Hills Eco Park’s 2,191 hectares has been set aside for residential development, ensuring low-density living, unmatched privacy and uninterrupted views from every stand. Every aspect of the estate has been developed to protect its ecological heritage while offering an authentic bushveld lifestyle.
To protect and preserve this UNESCO-recognised wilderness for the generations who will call it home.
To be the benchmark for exclusive, eco-conscious wilderness living in the Waterberg.
Our values are rooted in conservation, exclusivity and shared stewardship, with every owner playing a part in protecting this remarkable wilderness.
Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. Sable Hills Eco Park consists of only 113 one-hectare full-title private stands, making ownership exceptionally limited and highly desirable.
One-hectare full-title stands, exceptionally limited and highly sought after.
Collectively owned through the Sable Hills Eco Park Homeowners Association, ensuring shared stewardship of the wilderness.
Along the Thabazimbi–Vaalwater route, close to shops, healthcare and schools.
Encompassing private stands and shared wilderness common property.
The estate offers an array of exclusive amenities for use by owners and their guests, from secure access control and a fully furnished clubhouse to a self-catering guesthouse, a rustic bushveld rondavel, and spectacular lookout points across the Waterberg.
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The estate comprises only 113 one-hectare full-title private stands, with the remaining hectares held as common property by the Homeowners Association.
No. Sable Hills does not cater for day visitors — access is reserved exclusively for owners, their families and guests.
Residents regularly encounter leopard, hippo, crocodile, giraffe, zebra, kudu, impala and many other species, along with excellent birdlife.
Sable Hills is less than 45km from Lephalale along the Thabazimbi–Vaalwater route, close to shops, healthcare and schools.
The monthly levy covers estate management, security, and conservation of the shared wilderness.
