A Big Corner Stand, A Pool, Flatlets… And Enough Space for Everyone to Have Their Own Opinion
Some houses have a garden. This one has a whole lot of land, a swimming pool, extra accommodation and enough space for the family to spread out when everyone starts getting on everyone else’s nerves. We’re off to a good start.
Situated on a generous corner stand in Fichardt Park, this property has the kind of space and versatility that’s becoming harder to find. And it comes with a few extras that make it particularly interesting.
The main house has generously sized bedrooms with built-in cupboards, a spacious lounge with a fireplace for those chilly Free State evenings, and a separate dining room where Sunday lunch can turn into a three-hour family meeting. Nobody ever seems to leave the table when the food is good.
The kitchen has that welcoming farm-style feel, with plenty of cupboard space and room to get things done without performing an awkward dance around whoever is making coffee. There’s also a separate scullery and laundry room, because washing machines and dirty dishes deserve their own territory.
Need a home office? There’s a dedicated study. Need a quiet spot away from the chaos? Well, we can’t promise the family won’t find you, but at least you have a fighting chance.
Now, let’s talk about the extra accommodation.
This is where things get interesting. The additional living spaces offer options for extended family, adult children who are technically independent but still appreciate home-cooked meals, visiting guests or potential rental income. Depending on how you choose to use the space, it could add another dimension to the way you live here.
Outside, the large corner stand really comes into its own. There’s an established garden with mature trees, plenty of room for kids and pets to burn off energy, and a swimming pool that practically begs for long summer afternoons.
Add shaded entertainment areas, weekend braais and friends who somehow always arrive just as the meat comes off the fire, and you have the makings of a very sociable household.
The garden has an irrigation system, and there’s a borehole on the property that is currently not in use. That’s another potential advantage worth exploring.
Practicality hasn’t been forgotten either. There’s a double garage, additional covered parking, a storeroom, fully fenced grounds and an automated entrance gate. Prepaid utilities also make it easier to keep an eye on household consumption.
And the location? Fichardt Park gives you convenient access to schools, shopping centres, churches and everyday essentials, all within an established Bloemfontein suburb.
What really makes this property stand out is the combination of land, generous living spaces, additional accommodation and outdoor entertainment. It gives you room to adapt, whether your household is growing, your family needs extra independence or you’re looking for ways to make your property work a little harder.
Because sometimes, the best house isn't the one with the fanciest finishes. It's the one that gives you room to live, room to grow, and enough extra space to keep the peace.
Bloem is my Dorp, Property is my Game.
Want the keys? Let's talk.
Contact Niel Roberts or Arno Greyling today.