Anton is the managing agent of Seeff Properties Country Cradock branch, specializing in Agricultural, Commercial and Business Sales and Residential Sales.
He is committed to excellence in customer service.
Anton was born and raised on a farm in the Cradock district, where he still farms. Led by his entrepreneurial spirit, Anton branched into Real Estate and in 2004 he obtained a National Certificate in Real Estate Valuation from UNISA.
He joined Seeff 2014 and qualified as Professional Practitioner in Real Estate in 2017.
Anton is a good communicator and can work well under pressure, these were skills he developed whilst serving organized agriculture from 1990 - 2008.
His love for the area makes him passionate to inspire others to make it their home.
He is committed to excellence in customer service.
Anton was born and raised on a farm in the Cradock district, where he still farms. Led by his entrepreneurial spirit, Anton branched into Real Estate and in 2004 he obtained a National Certificate in Real Estate Valuation from UNISA.
He joined Seeff 2014 and qualified as Professional Practitioner in Real Estate in 2017.
Anton is a good communicator and can work well under pressure, these were skills he developed whilst serving organized agriculture from 1990 - 2008.
His love for the area makes him passionate to inspire others to make it their home.
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20
POA
1,050m² Business For Sale in Graaff-Reinet
93 Church Street
1,050m²
7
R600,000
13,913m² Vacant Land For Sale in Adelaide
2577 Queen Street
13
R1,615,000
7 Bedroom Freehold For Sale in Cradock
106 Cawood Street
7 Beds
6 Baths
2 Parkings
370m²
27
R6,500,000
9 Bedroom Guest House For Sale in KwaNojoli
2 College Street
9 Beds
8 Baths
11 Parkings
640m²
20
R1,200,000
3 Bedroom House For Sale in Cradock
3 Patterson Street
3 Beds
1.5 Baths
3 Parkings
275m²
2
R298,000
4,244m² Vacant Land For Sale in Cradock
5935 Olea Street
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Our Areas
Cradock
Permanent water diverted from the Orange River has given stability that many other rural areas lack in that the periodic devastating droughts are made less severe by the Lucerne and maize that is grown and that the farmers are able to produce...
