Set along the Bubye River, this exceptional 1,500-acre game park offers an exclusive opportunity for tourism development in one of Zimbabwe’s most serene and wildlife-rich regions. Classified under tourism by a High Court ruling, the property is not subject to agricultural limitations, positioning it as an ideal site for a luxury safari lodge, eco-tourism venture, or conservation project.

The park is partially enclosed with approximately 7 kilometers of 2.2-meter-high game fencing along the river boundary, with the rest cattle-fenced. It is home to thriving wildlife, including impala herds, a population of around fifteen nyala, bushbuck, duiker, and roughly six kudu. Waterbuck, hyena, and leopard also roam the land, making it an authentic and attractive wildlife experience. A 1.5-kilometre hard gravel airstrip provides direct access for guests and supplies, while three operational boreholes and three small dams support both human and animal needs. Sitting atop one of the highest points is a vandalised hilltop lodge, offering panoramic views and enormous potential for restoration into a flagship retreat.

The hospitality infrastructure includes an administration block with reception, offices, lounges, a main bar, coffee bar, conference facilities, a kitchen with a cold room, and a curio kiosk. A large dining gazebo serves as a central entertainment area. Accommodation facilities are extensive, with seven two-roomed single chalets (all en-suite), four family chalets, and four large en-suite chalets. The property also includes several houses: a manager's residence, two other guest houses with multiple bedrooms, lounges, kitchens, and bathrooms, as well as a five-bedroom home with double lounges, kitchen, scullery, pantry, storerooms, and laundry. Additional accommodation includes a flat, a cottage, and smaller staff flats, all supported by ablution facilities.

The estate is designed to support full operational independence, with a dedicated butchery that includes a shop floor, slaughter room, and processing facilities. The staff compound offers 63 rooms across ten blocks, supported by refrigeration compressor rooms, a cold room, laundry, water reservoirs, and male and female ablutions. The outbuildings feature a laundry room, ironing room, farm store, truck stop, fuel station forecourt, parking for haulage trucks, and several storerooms and ablution blocks.

With its existing footprint, established infrastructure, and prime location, this property is a rare chance to create a premier tourism destination in Zimbabwe. It is suited for visionary investors looking to blend luxury, wildlife, and sustainability in one unforgettable destination. Serious inquiries are welcomed.