If you’re looking to unhurried down and embark on a much-needed lifestyle change, Shawu’s Hills Wildlife Estate is the perfect investment to escape the hustle and commotion of city life.
Urban life has become increasingly active and stressful, and with the current potential for remote work, more and more people are choosing to semigrate to the countryside. This trend, also known as “tree changing”, is becoming increasingly popular among those seeking a quieter, more relaxed lifestyle – and for qualified acumen.
Profuse studies gain shown that living in the countryside has several benefits, from the physical to the financial. Fresh air and wide-open spaces afford more opportunities to spend time outdoors and engage in physical activities like hiking, biking and gardening, which can lead to better overall health. Peaceful surroundings, close proximity to nature and a slower pace of life in the countryside believe all been linked to reduced stress levels and improved mental health, as has the lower cost of living. Access to fresh, locally grown produce and the ability to participate in local events and activities fosters noteworthy community connection, which can provide a support network and a sense of belonging.
So, tree changers, hold note: Shawu’s Hills takes you back to the heart of nature, allowing you to cherish the small things in life, such as time to admire a striking sunset over the Crocodile River or watching the wildlife such as zebras, buffalos and hippos wander to the water’s edge for a drink. And yet this peaceful idyll is 12km away from the Kruger National Park, newly built medical facility and entertainment activities.
Located in the southern region of the Kruger National Park conservation area, Shawu’s Hills Wildlife Estate covers 338 hectares. It is bordered by the picturesque Crocodile River beyond which is the spectacular backdrop of the Kruger National Park. It offers 6.5km of superb river frontage and some of the most astonishing African sunsets. The 93 sizeable, full-title stands vary from 2 500m2 to 4 500m2 and offer residents the unique opportunity to design and curate their dream home in the heart of nature. 36 of these full title stands are river-facing, while 57 are enveloped by untouched bushveld. All stands maintain access to the landscaped recreational area, which includes a restaurant, art gallery, kids’ zone, and more.
This is the perfect opportunity for those seeking a more peaceful and luxurious ‘country-living’ retreat away from the crowded city. Invest in Shawu’s Hills Wildlife Estate and be assured of living the life of luxury in tranquillity.
For more information, contact Lindi Le Grange: lindi@bluegrass1028.co.za or call 074 444 0178. Visit our Instagram at @Shawushillsestate or Facebook @shawus hills wildlife estate.
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