All the stands at Waterlake Farm Lifestyle Estate are approximately 1 000m².
There are five approved building styles at Waterlake Farm Lifestyle Estate: Westminster, Melrose, Turenne, Apiesdoring, and Worton.
The minimum house size is 300m².
Yes. Owners may use their own builder and architect, provided the builder is registered with the NHBRC and the architect is professionally registered.
No. The building on the dam is private property.
The layout of Waterlake Farm Lifestyle Estate cannot be amended. What appears on the current general plan reflects the future development of the estate.
Depending on the design and finishes, the estimated building cost is approximately R10 000 per m², although this may increase over time.
A monthly penalty levy of 50% of the monthly levy may apply if building has not commenced within four years. This period is calculated from the date of transfer to the first owner who purchased directly from the developer. Once building begins, the penalties are suspended for 12 months to allow for completion.
Yes. Fishing is allowed on a catch-and-release basis, and only in certain allocated areas.
No motorised boating is allowed on the dam.
No. The picnic area is for owners of Waterlake Farm Lifestyle Estate.
The Pienaars River feeds the dam.
What kind of fish are in the dam?
The dam is home to carp, bass, and barbell.
The water is supplied by Tshwane Council.
The developers are Blue Horison Properties 4 (PTY) LTD.
The financial position of the Home Owners Association is described as very sound, and the financial statements are available on request.
Wildlife on the farm includes impala, springbuck, blesbuck, waterbuck, rooihartbees, nyala, zebra, ribbok, monkeys, ring-tailed mongoose, likkewaan, and a wide variety of birdlife.
Waterlake Farm Lifestyle Estate is a well-managed estate focused on residents’ peace of mind, privacy, and everyday safety. For more specific security-related information, estate management can assist directly.
The monthly levy is R3 234.00.
Once a dwelling is erected, standard rates are levied on the council’s valuation.
The levies cover the budgeted running costs and maintenance of the estate.
No four-wheelers or off-road bikes are allowed. Electric golf carts may be driven on the tar roads by drivers who hold a valid driver’s licence.
No pets are allowed, as this is an estate with free-roaming wildlife.
Large businesses may not be run from the estate. One-person businesses, or businesses that do not create traffic or parking problems, may be applied for.
The estate has approved wireless internet providers as well is Openserve fibre. Residents can apply for fibre from any Internet Service Provider of their choice.
Nearby schools include CVO, Tyger Valley, Laerskool Tygerpoort, Curro Primary School, and Curro High School.
The estate is approximately 8 km from Lynnwood Road.
Yes, provided there is space available and an application is made with management.
The monthly cost of a stable is around R4 200.00 for residents and R4 600.00 for non-residents.
No extra fees are payable for the gym if you are a homeowner.
All pricing, levies, fees, and estimated costs listed on this page are provided as a general guide and are subject to change.