Waterkloof on the market for R250m
By Christian Eedes, 11 November 2026
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Waterkloof on the Schapenberg above Somerset West is been offered for sale at R250 million, excluding inventory, through Pam Golding Properties. Owned by British wine entrepreneur Paul Boutinot for the past 22 years, the property includes vineyards, winery and hospitality facilities. Known for its biodynamic approach, Waterkloof has always been an intriguing proposition, producing distinctive, often compelling wines, but never quite achieving the commercial breakthrough its considerable investment and ambition might have warranted. It is unfortunate to see such a worthy venture reach this point, although the sale may offer an opportunity for a new chapter.
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