THE iconic Bloemendal Wine Estate, a treasured gem of the Cape’s winelands with a history dating back to 1702, has been brought to market via open tender sale by Special Power of Attorney, presenting an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a world-class wine, hospitality and development asset in the heart of Durbanville’s prestigious Wine Valley.
The sale comprises portion 1 of Farm Bloemendal 1471 – 181 hectares and the remainder of Farm Bloemendal 1471 – 57 hectares. Together, forming a significant 238-hectare holding.
Bloemendal Wine Estate is internationally recognised for its award-winning wines, including Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinotage and Cabernet Sauvignon. Positioned within Cape Town’s Northern Suburbs, the estate blends centuries-old heritage with modern commercial operations and future development potential.
The sale also includes extensive commercial infrastructure, including the following facilities: restaurants, a winery, a wine tasting room, conference facilities, as well as a proposed residential and commercial development (all furniture excluded).
A proposed mixed residential and commercial development across approximately 40–50 hectares of the estate forms a major component of the opportunity. “Bloemendal is not simply a wine farm – it is a globally recognised,” says Tanya Jovanovski, from Rawson Auctions. “Opportunities of this calibre, scale and location are extraordinarily rare.
For qualified local and international investors seeking a Winelands acquisition with strong brand equity and significant upside, this open tender presents a once-in-a-generation opportunity.” She adds, “With its 300-year legacy, established hospitality footprint and approved subdivision progress, Bloemendal offers immediate operational value combined with long-term strategic growth.”
Open tender Details:
The open tender sale is Wednesday, 25 March 2026 at 13:00 and offers from R180 million will be reviewed. All buyers are required to register via email at tanya.auctions@rawson.co.za.
The farm is VAT-registered and sold as a going concern. Interested parties are requested to submit all offers on the Rawson Auctions standard terms and conditions offer to purchase, or a copy of which can be obtained by emailing tanya.auctions@rawson.co.za – 082 4119599
Terms and Conditions
- Proof of funds of R200 million
- Required FICA documentation
- 5% non-refundable deposit payable on the fall of the hammer.
- 5% + VAT auctioneer’s commission payable by the buyer.
- All bidders must be pre-registered and submit FICA documentation.
Indemnity
Rawson Auctions, the staff, and the auctioneer indemnify themselves against any claims, damages or being sued because of any litigation between the purchaser and the seller relating to the auction of the property. Rawson Auctions is not liable for any litigation between the purchaser and the seller. Consumer Protection Act regulations stipulate that all bidders be registered and provide certified copies of their identity documents along with proof of residence.
For viewings and more information, please contact the Rawson Auctions team:
- Tanya Jovanovski – 082 411 9599
- Jacques Le Sueur – 083 685 6548
- Email: tanya.auctions@rawson.co.za
