FAQ

The theme of the Estate is to promote country living in an African Bushveld setting.

Apart from exclusive and spacious living, every stand in RedStone Private Country Estate offers breathtaking and un-spoilt north-facing views of the Hartbeespoort Dam and Magaliesburg mountains.

Green areas are predominant in the development and over 20 hectares have been set aside along the Leeuwen Spruit to offer residents and their guests exposure and access to the exquisite fauna and flora that is predominant in this natural environment.

Generous stand sizes, unique architectural, landscaping guidelines and estate design allow investors to build a stately home without compromising on the vitality important aspects of open areas for work and play. At RedStone Private Country Estate, you can own a dream home as well as enjoy the magnificent environment.

The total land area of RedStone Private Country Estate is just over 116 hectares.

WATER

RedStone Private Country Estate will be self sufficient with its own water supply. Water will be obtained from boreholes already on site.

ELECTRICITY

Will be supplied by the greater Tshwane network and metered privately.

SEWERAGE

RedStone Private Country Estate will be self sufficient with its own effluent treatment plant, already, constructed and held off-site.

RHOA appointed Chris Sparks Architects for phase 1 of the development, the same architect can be recommended for phases 2 & 3.

RHOA has appointed Todo Construction as the sole builders for the estate. The same builders can be recommended for phases 2 & 3 of the development.

Construction must commence immediately after receiving transfer of the stand.

Yes, cats and dogs are allowed. Bird aviaries and outdoor cages for pets are not allowed. Where there is any doubt, the HOA may be approached for specific approval.

Staff accommodation facilities must be seen as an integrated part of the design of the main dwelling and conform to the Architectural Rules and Guidelines of the HOA.

In keeping with the magnificent surroundings, indigenous and non-invasive landscaping is encouraged. Please refer to the landscaping section of the Architectural Rules and Guidelines.

Individual stands will be registered as freehold title.

All common property (gatehouse, clubhouse facilities, roads, parks etc.) will be registered in the name of the HOA.

All un-sold land remains vested with the developer.

There is no land claim on the property. There was previously a land claim on the property, which has been fully settled through the Land Claims court process. A certificate confirming this settlement is available upon request.