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VALUATION ROLL Letsemeng GV: 2013-2017 - FAURESMITH RD Township Registered description Names of Owner(s) Category Address Extent Extent (DO) Market ValueRemarks FAURESMITH RD 8 of FAURESMITH RD Adriaan Hendrik Stander FAR - Farms KOPJESDAM, 1,819.1983H 1819.1983 H R2,548,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 9 of FAURESMITH RD Sandveld Trust FAR - Farms KALKDAM, 1,669.4494H 1669.4494 H R2,338,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 23 of FAURESMITH RD FAR - Farms 23 of FAURESMITH RD 1,017.4805H R1,900,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 29 of FAURESMITH RD Johannes Andries Fourie FAR - Farms VORSTERSDAM, 1,010.0967H 1010.0967 H R1,400,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 31 of FAURESMITH RD Alarik Jooste Boerdery Trust FAR - Farms BIESJESFONTEIN, 1,391.1707H 1391.1707 H R1,946,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 35 of FAURESMITH RD Schreuder Boerdery Trust FAR - Farms GELUKSDAM, 344.5015Ha 344.5015 H R840,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 36 of FAURESMITH RD Sandveld Trust FAR - Farms KNOFFELFONTEIN, 4,280.9469H 4280.9469 H R6,300,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 38 of FAURESMITH RD Krugersrust Trust FAR - Farms VENTER'S DAM, 610.3247Ha 610.3247 H R854,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 38 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Boetie Naude Trust FAR - Farms VENTER'S DAM, 610.4646Ha 610.4646 H R2,350,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 39 of FAURESMITH RD Liza Bredenkamp FAR - Farms GOEMAN'S BERG, 1,415.0637H 1415.0637 H R1,988,000.00 Marthinus Stephanus Agricultural a Bredenkamp FAURESMITH RD 48 of FAURESMITH RD Paulina De Witt FAR - Farms LEEUWKOP, 388.0518Ha 388.0518 H R546,000.00 Simon Daniel De Witt Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 51 of FAURESMITH RD Wolwerand Trust FAR - Farms WOLVERAND, 685.2256Ha 685.2256 H R2,500,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 51 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Krugersrust Trust FAR - Farms WOLVERAND, 968.6078Ha 968.6078 H R5,100,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 55 of FAURESMITH RD Palmietfontein Trust FAR - Farms PALMIETFONTEIN, 345.8776Ha 345.8776 H R490,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 56 of FAURESMITH RD Weltevreden Trust FAR - Farms TEVREDENHEID, 1,115.2090H 1115.2090 H R1,568,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 58 of FAURESMITH RD Ltd Transnet FAR - Farms PETRUSBERG STATION, 9.6600Ha 9.6600 H R140,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 59 of FAURESMITH RD E J Dalton Familie Trust FAR - Farms GRUISRAND, 1,065.5104H 1065.5104 H R520,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 59 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Bloukrans Trust FAR - Farms GRUISRAND, 1,543.2615H 1543.2615 H R4,200,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 59 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 7) Eendrag Trust FAR - Farms GRUISRAND, 102.6362Ha 102.6362 H R2,380,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 59 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 12) Dalton Familietrust E J FAR - Farms GRUISRAND, 122.3888Ha 122.3888 H R1,120,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 59 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 13) Besigheidstrust FAR - Farms GRUISRAND, 421.8565Ha 421.8565 H R3,220,000.00 Venterboerdery Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 60 of FAURESMITH RD der Westhuizen Johannes FAR - Farms ARBEID, 280.8348Ha 280.8348 H R1,400,000.00 Simon Van Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 60 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Johannes Bitzer FAR - Farms ARBEID, 111.1299Ha 111.1299 H R294,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 60 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 3) der Westhuizen Johannes FAR - Farms ARBEID, 170.9457Ha 170.9457 H R560,000.00 Simon Van Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 60 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 5) Ltd Transnet FAR - Farms ARBEID, 2745sqm 2745 SQM R1,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 63 of FAURESMITH RD Bella Vista Trust FAR - Farms RIETKUIL, 147.8940Ha 147.8940 H R74,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 63 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Hermanus Albertus Du Preez FAR - Farms RIETKUIL, 109.0657Ha 109.0657 H R154,000.00 Agricultural Page 1 Township Registered description Names of Owner(s) Category Address Extent Extent (DO) Market ValueRemarks FAURESMITH RD 65 of FAURESMITH RD Wynand Lodewicus Cronje FAR - Farms LEGKRAAL, 428.9327Ha 428.9327 H R854,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 65 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Wynand Lodewicus Cronje FAR - Farms LEGKRAAL, 257.3969Ha 257.3969 H R364,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 65 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 2) Wynand Lodewicus Cronje FAR - Farms LEGKRAAL, 311.2266Ha 311.2266 H R1,176,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 65 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 3) Wynand Lodewicus Cronje FAR - Farms LEGKRAAL, 336.1222Ha 336.1222 H R800,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 65 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 4) Wynand Lodewicus Cronje FAR - Farms LEGKRAAL, 257.3965Ha 257.3965 H R490,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 72 of FAURESMITH RD Ltd Transnet FAR - Farms COTTAGE NO 10, 3602sqm 3602 SQM R1,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 77 of FAURESMITH RD Kaffirsdam Trust FAR - Farms KAFFIRSDAM, 819.9652Ha 819.9652 H R4,300,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 81 of FAURESMITH RD Sunfox 11 Cc FAR - Farms LOMBARDSDAM, 1,180.2440H 1180.2440 H R1,652,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 82 of FAURESMITH RD Elmare Schulz FAR - Farms ROOIRAND, 430.8142Ha 430.8142 H R728,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 82 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Elmare Schulz FAR - Farms ROOIRAND, 86.1628Ha 86.1628 H R126,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 84 of FAURESMITH RD Dirk Klok FAR - Farms OSKOP, 687.1585Ha 687.1585 H R966,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 90 of FAURESMITH RD Hermanus Barend Keytel FAR - Farms ROODEPAN, 1,564.8840H 1564.8840 H R2,170,000.00 Rynhoud Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 91 of FAURESMITH RD Jmb Trust FAR - Farms KLIPNEK, 376.0275Ha 376.0275 H R686,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 91 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 2) Jmb Trust FAR - Farms KLIPNEK, 149.2769Ha 149.2769 H R210,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 96 of FAURESMITH RD Petrus Imker Hoogenhout FAR - Farms GRYSKOP, 1,142.4995H 1142.4995 H R1,596,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 98 of FAURESMITH RD Theronskop Trust FAR - Farms THERON'S KOP, 684.8016Ha 684.8016 H R2,500,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 99 of FAURESMITH RD Edward John Dalton FAR - Farms RONDEFONTEIN, 531.9064Ha 531.9064 H R355,000.00 Elizabeth Johanna Helena Agricultural Dalton FAURESMITH RD 99 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) E J Dalton Familie Trust FAR - Farms RONDEFONTEIN, 683.5125Ha 683.5125 H R320,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 103 of FAURESMITH RD Landgoed Pty Ltd FAR - Farms ROOIRAND, 1,438.9738H 1438.9738 H R1,960,000.00 Kromellenboog Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 104 of FAURESMITH RD Henning Jacobus Noeth FAR - Farms TWYFELHOEK, 636.3804Ha 636.3804 H R1,120,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 105 of FAURESMITH RD Sandveld Trust FAR - Farms BOSCHJESPAN, 1,702.4781H 1702,4781HA R2,380,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 105 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Pierre Ferreira Trust FAR - Farms BOSCHJESPAN, 1,702.4780H 1702.4780 H R5,100,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 105 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 2) Mooiland Trust FAR - Farms BOSCHJESPAN, 221.0393Ha 221.0393 H R3,080,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 106 of FAURESMITH RD Senti Family Trust FAR - Farms KOFFYKUIL, 414.5615Ha 414.5615 H R700,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 108 of FAURESMITH RD Home Ranch Pty Ltd Francis FAR - Farms FRANCISHOME, 1,574.1759H 1574.1759 H R2,478,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 113 of FAURESMITH RD Senti Family Trust FAR - Farms ST ELMO, 567.7737Ha 567.7737 H R868,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 113 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Yt Rat Yt Trust FAR - Farms ST ELMO, 982.3352Ha 982.3352 H R1,372,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 114 of FAURESMITH RD Maria Magdalena Fourie FAR - Farms WINKELHAAK, 395.3096Ha 395.3096 H R784,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 117 of FAURESMITH RD Gerhardus Frederik Botha FAR - Farms RIETPUT, 1,041.6771H 1041.6771 H R1,456,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 117 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Jan Diedeleff Gertenbach FAR - Farms RIETPUT, 520.8386Ha 520.8386 H R728,000.00 Johan Lucas Gertenbach Agricultural Page 2 Township Registered description Names of Owner(s) Category Address Extent Extent (DO) Market ValueRemarks FAURESMITH RD 118 of FAURESMITH RD Hannes Nieuwoudt Familie FAR - Farms ZOUTPAN, 499.3582Ha 499.3582 H R860,000.00 Trust Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 118 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Yssel-Nakomelinge Se FAR - Farms ZOUTPAN, 270.3986Ha 270.3986 H R620,000.00 Onderlinge Agricultural Liefdadigheidsfonds Gert FAURESMITH RD 123 of FAURESMITH RD Dirk Klok FAR - Farms TAFELKOP, 1,398.5440H 1398.5440 H R1,960,000.00 Agricultural a FAURESMITH RD 123 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 1) Dirk Klok FAR - Farms TAFELKOP, 346.7427Ha 346.7427 H R490,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 126 of FAURESMITH RD Aldrie Trust FAR - Farms SPIOENKOPJE, 531.7293Ha 531.7293 H R990,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 129 of FAURESMITH RD Johannes Lodewicus Retief FAR - Farms SMALDEEL, 564.9628Ha 564.9628 H R2,300,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 130 of FAURESMITH RD Maria Gertina Craven FAR - Farms INKOMST, 762.8346Ha 762.8346 H R1,050,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 132 of FAURESMITH RD Home Ranch Pty Ltd Francis FAR - Farms OPENBAAR, 228.3543Ha 228.3543 H R322,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 134 of FAURESMITH RD Biesiesdam Trust FAR - Farms HEUVELSPUT, 3.4261Ha 3.4261 H R140,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 141 of FAURESMITH RD Bloemvet Cc FAR - Farms KROONPOORT, 942.6149Ha 942.6149 H R1,358,000.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 146 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 2) Van Suid-Afrika Republiek FAR - Farms OU RONDEFONTEIN, 36.6070Ha 36.6070 H R18,300.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 146 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 3) Van Suid-Afrika Republiek FAR - Farms OU RONDEFONTEIN, 11.4783Ha 11.4783 H R9,800.00 Agricultural FAURESMITH RD 146 of FAURESMITH RD (Portion 4) Van Suid-Afrika
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