MAGNIFICENT HOUSE IN BIG 5 - GREATER KRUGER

This is it! Spectacular home set on a dry riverbed in the heart of big 5. Ndlopfu is completely unfenced and fully open to the Kruger Park. With only 32 member sites on 2,500 hectares of pristine bushveld in the sought after Umbabat Private Nature Reserve, this is the ultimate in luxury bush getaways! Conduct your own game drives in an open game-viewer and enjoy the large herds of elephant and buffalo that frequent this reserve. The area is also rich in lion, leopard, wild dogs, hyaena and plains game. Total traverse area is 2,850 hectares.
The house offers ultra-luxury accommodation with 4 bedrooms, (all en-suite). All bedrooms have views of the riverbed and opens onto the wrap-around deck. One of the double bedrooms have and inter-leading door to the second bedroom, ideal for families with small children. The master bedroom has spectacular river and bush views and has a private air-conditioned gym room. All Aluminium windows and sliding doors are fitted with clear-guard mosquito mesh. All bathrooms have indoor and outdoor showers.
The open-plan lounge, dining room and kitchen opens with stackdoors onto the covered patio and braai area. There is an indoor fireplace in the lounge as well as an outdoor cooking unit, making outdoor entertaining a breeze. The house is also fully air-conditioned offering absolute luxury in the middle of the bush.
There is a double carport with a store room and back-up inverter.
Ndlopfu is a share block in the heart of a Big 5 Greater Kruger. All fences are down between the reserve and the Kruger National Park allowing animals to roam freely. Other communal features on the reserve include dams, viewing points and a central swimming pool with a lapa and braai area. Ndlopfu has an experienced management team with support staff to help look after your property.
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[@SaraAbidKHAN]

Very beautiful with lot of open space

[@foxbat473]

Who are the architects. Would love a similar design at my farm in Zimbabwe