Rentals / Verhuurings
To Buy / Te Koop
List your property / Lys jou eiendom
Wiets Beukes Properties / Eiendomme
Wiets Beukes Properties is an independent Estate Agency specializing in the selling and letting of Residential, Commercial and Agricultural property in the Musina area. Having been established in 1999, Wiets Beukes Properties has grown with the expanding bushveld town of Musina and has an intimate knowledge of the local market conditions. Wiets Beukes Properties aims to uphold its profile as a reputable Estate Agency and as a division of the well established law firm of Beukes-Sikhala, offers a comprehensive property experience.
Wiets Beukes Eiendomme is 'n onafhanklike Eiendom Agent wat spesialiseer in die verkoop en verhuur van Residensiële, Kommersiële en Landbou eiendomme in die Musina area. Gestig in 1999, het Wiets Beukes Eiendomme gegroei saam met die bosveld dorpie van Musina en het sodoende 'n intieme kennis van die plaaslike mark voorwaardes. Wiets Beukes Eiendomme se doel is om ons profiel en reputasie te handhaaf as 'n Eiendoms Agent en as 'n afdeling van die betroubare prokureurs firma Beukes-Sikhala 'n omvattende eiendom ervaring aan te bied.
Musina History / Geskiedenis
Founded in 1904 as Messina, it officially became a town in 1968. In 1993 the closure of its copper mine was offset by the opening of a nearby diamond mine.
The town developed around the copper mining industry in the area. Copper was first discovered in prehistoric times by the Musina people who named it ‘musina’, meaning ‘spoiler’, because they considered it a poor substitute for iron, which is what they were after. At that time the settlement was named Messina, an incorrect spelling of the name of the tribe that first discovered the copper, and was changed in 2003 to the correct spelling.
These reserves were re-discovered by prospectors in the early 20th century, resulting in a settlement springing up in no time. Today iron, coal, magnetite, graphite, asbestos, diamonds and copper are mined here. With fascinating attractions and many game farms in the area, tourism and hunting play an important role in the economy of the town.
The Musina Museum located at the library details the town’s natural and social history, and the Zeederberg’s Mail Coach stands in front of the town’s civic center as a reminder of a once-busy stagecoach route between Pretoria and Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) over a century ago.
The Dingola/Bulai Execution Rocks is about 20km west of Musina. This is the historic site which was used for the execution of major offenders by the Musina chiefs. The smaller offenders were executed on Small Bulai, just on the other side of the road.
Limpopo Valley National Park is South Africa's youngest and northernmost Park, declared around the historical archaeological site of Mapungubwe, and houses the fauna and flora of the Shasi area. Musina, Limpopo, South Africa boasts several other attractive parks including the Impala Lily Park & is well known for the abundance of the Great Baobab.
The recently declared world heritage site of Mapungubwe (meaning ‘Hill of the Jackal’) is one of the richest archaeological sites in the country. Botanical highlights of the region include fine specimens of baobab trees and impala lilies, which are both protected species. Agricultural products include citrus, mangoes, tomatoes and date
Gestig in 1904 as Messina, was dit eers offisieel in 1968 as 'n dorp verklaar. In 1993 met die koper myn wat toegemaak het het die nabye diamand myn (Venetia Myn) geopen.
Die dorp was gebou rondom die koper industrie in die area. Koper was eerste gevind in die prehistoriese era wat dit 'musina' genoem het, wat beteken 'die verwoester'. Hulle het dit so genoem want dit was 'n swak plaas vervanger vir yster. Die spelling van die dorp se naam was verander in 2003 van Messina na Musina.
Koper was weer onthul deur prospekteerders in die vroeë 20ste eeu, wat die bou van 'n nedersetting veroorsaak het. Vandag word yster, steen-kool, grafiet, asbes, diamante en koper in die area gemyn. Met baie aantreklikhede en wilds plase in die area, speel toerisme 'n baie belangrike rol in die dorp se ekonomie.
Die Musina Museum wat by die biblioteek gevind kan word, vertel die storie van dorp se natuurlike en sosiale geskiedenis. Die Zeederberg koets staan voor die dorp se Munisipaliteit as herinnering van die besige koets roete tussen Pretoria en Rhodesia (nou Zimbabwe) meer as 'n eeu terug.
Omtrent 20km wes van Musina is die Dingola/Bulai koppies.Dit was die historiese plek waar misdadigers tereggestel was deur die Musina hoofde. Die misdadigers met groter misdade was by Dingola tereggestel terwyl die met kleiner misdade na Bulai geneem was.
Limpopo Valei Nationale Park is Suid Afrika se jongste en noordelikste park, verklaar rondom die argeologiese vinding van Mapungubwe. Die fauna en flaura van die Shasi area kan hier gevind word. Musina, Limpopo, Suid Afrika het verskeie ander aantreklike parke insluitened die Impala Lily Park en is goed bekend vir die oorvloed in groot Kremetart bome.
Die onlangs verklaarde wêreld erfenis werf van Mapungubwe (Koppie van die Jakkals) is een van die rykste argeologiese werwe in die land. Botaniese hoogtepunte van die area sluit Kremetart bome en Impala Lelies in, wat albei beskermde spesies is. Landbou produkte sluit sitrus, mangoes, tamaties en dadels in.
Musina in die Limpopo valei is die noordelikste dorp in Suid Afrika. Geleë naby aan Beit Brug grens pos tussen Suid Afrika en Zimbabwe, dit is die hoof ingangs punt na die land vanaf ander state noord van Suid Afrika.
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