3 Bedroom family home with borehole and rental potential — Hadison Park

When the water goes off, this house doesn't notice Every Kimberley homeowner knows the feeling. The tap coughs, the pressure drops, and the WhatsApp groups start. This house sits that out. Borehole, JoJo tank, own supply — the garden stays green, the showers keep running, and the school-morning routine carries on exactly as planned. In this town, that isn't a bonus feature. It's the reason people buy one house instead of another. But the water is only where the argument starts. Inside, it's a family house that's actually been looked after. Three bedrooms, and living space that keeps going — a lounge, a separate dining room, and a TV room. That last one matters more than the listing suggests. It's the difference between one room where everybody negotiates over the remote and a house where the rugby, the homework, and the visitors can all happen at the same time without anyone standing in a doorway. The kitchen is neat and fully tiled, with proper cupboard space and the laundry built in — so the washing machine lives where it belongs instead of in the middle of everything. A guest toilet in addition to the full bathroom, which any household of three or more knows the value of at half past seven in the morning. Outside, there's room to breathe — and a lapa to use it under. The garden is large. Large enough for children to run properly, for dogs to patrol a real boundary, and for whatever you decide to build later. The lapa is already there for the Saturday braai, the birthday that outgrows the dining room, and the long summer evenings this part of the country does so well. And then the part that pays for itself. The outbuildings are standing, solid, and doing very little. Convert them and you have a separate rental unit — a tenant, a granny flat, a self-contained space for an adult child who isn't quite ready to leave the property but is entirely ready to leave the house. That income is the quiet argument in this listing. It's what turns a bond repayment into something more manageable, and it's why this home works as well for a young family stretching to afford the right suburb as it does for a buyer thinking three years ahead. Hadison Park keeps you close to schools, shops, and the routes you already drive — an established, family-orientated part of Kimberley where houses like this don't sit long. Well-maintained inside. Water-secure outside. Income waiting at the back. Contact Melvin Geldenhuys at Engel & Völkers Kimberley to arrange a viewing.