Hopewell Conservation Estate Conservation | Nature reserve | Residential Estate | Port Elizabeth

Sales Documentation

Please click on the names of the documents below to download them:

Price Schedule (760KB)
Designs & Plans (2.5MB)
Site Development Plan (2.5MB)

Exploring Hopewell's Flora: Forest elder (Nuxia floribunda)

The sweet scented, creamy white flowers and dense rounded crown of this medium sized tree have helped make it a popular garden plant in recent years. Read more...

Update on reception building

Building on the reception area commenced in Nov 2011 and is expected to be completed by the end of May this year. There will be some extra time allowed for landscaping and décor. Read more...

Welcome to Hopewell Conservation Estate

A new wilderness frontier

Welcome to the Hopewell Conservation Estate – another first in the city of firsts.

A pristine nature reserve and housing estate located at the heart of what conservation icon Dr Ian Player identified as the “new wilderness frontier”

Hopewell Conservation Estate is a retreat for professionals, business and community leaders with a desire to build their home surrounded by the peace and tranquillity of their natural heritage.

Located less than half an hour’s drive from the centre of Port Elizabeth, the Estate is situated within an expansive 3 000 hectare urban nature reserve.

To find out more, please browse through the website, and take a visit to the Hopewell Conservation Estate for a first-hand experience of the fynbos-scented fresh air, the picture-perfect landscapes and scenery, and the pleasure of watching wild game roaming the reserve.

Features of the Hopewell Conservation Estate:

Situated at the western entrance to Nelson Mandela Bay just 4 km from the N2
Close to a selection of top schools
20 minutes from world class hospitals
Half an hour’s drive from the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU)
15 minutes from the Newton Park business district
Half an hour from Uitenhage
18 km from the beach
Less than an hour from Big Five reserves
Looking out over the Baviaanskloof nature reserve – the Eastern Cape’s only World Heritage Site

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The Estate

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The private homes on the estate will complement the natural landscape – allowing residents to be surrounded by nature with the minimum of environmental impact.

Statutory nature reserve status is being secured for Hopewell Conservation Estate – ensuring the protection of the land for future generations and investors.

Just 41 exclusive sites have been set aside for home ownership, with provision for two bush lodges as an extra source of income for the maintenance of the reserve.

One of the bush lodges is currently under development and will offer a social hub for residents to relax and enjoy the unspoiled natural vistas. A boutique function venue will also be available for corporate and private events.