Vacant land & plot auctions in South Africa
Repossessed and sheriff-sale vacant erven, smallholdings and farms, suburban building plots in Gauteng and the Cape, wine farms in the Winelands, agricultural land across the provinces. Every notice read off the Gazette, with the reserve, the attorney reference and the auction date.
farm in LA COMBE FARM, FRANSCHOEK
vacant land in 30 Ysterhout Crescent, Heiderand, Mossel Bay
vacant land in 173 Matroosberg Road, Waterkloof Heights Extension 7
3-bed farm in Gauteng
farm in 42 Voortrekker Street, Vryburg, North West Province to the highest bidder: 1
vacant land in CORNER OF THEMBI HANI AND LEWIS STREET, POLOKWANE EXTENSION 83, WITH GPS COORDINATES BEING 29
farm in 1 Glencairn Expressway, Noordhoek
vacant land in 12 Dik-Dik Street, Vergesig Estate, Nelspruit /mbombela, Ext 30
4-bed farm in EHLANZENI, Mpumalanga
farm in South Africa
vacant land in Gauteng
3-bed farm in Gauteng
4-bed farm in North West
vacant land in Pretoria, Gauteng
4-bed farm in Plot 58, The Fountains, White River, 1240
4-bed farm in 10 Nojoli Street, Pep Stores Building, Flat 2, Somerset East, 5850
4-bed farm in Plot 136 Of The Farm Putfontein, 136 Springs Road, Benoni
vacant land in 36 Crested Barbet Close, Serengeti Estates, Extention 43, Witfontein
farm in Farm Klipplaatdrift No
5-bed farm in 83 Leopard Road, Zesfontein, Benoni Agricultural Holdings
Land vs houses, what changes at a sheriff sale
Vacant land at a sheriff auction tends to be cheaper relative to its market value than residential property, because the buyer pool is smaller (no immediate housing utility) and zoning, services and bulk-infrastructure contributions are the buyer’s problems to solve.
Key things to confirm before bidding: zoning (Residential 1 vs General Residential vs Agricultural), services availability (water, sewer, electricity at the boundary), title deed restrictions, and any municipal rates arrears. Sale in execution typically transfers free of debt, but always confirm with the attorney.
For farms and smallholdings, also check water rights, lease agreements with farm workers, and provincial agricultural restrictions on subdivision.