Introduction
Macadamia Village White River in Mpumalanga Province was developed on six hectares of land – the first of the Macadamia Villages to be developed.

• Situated amongst the evergreen macadamia nut trees (from whence the name originated).
• 101 freestanding 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom units for independent living selling freehold, ensuring a very safe investment.
• A Community Centre.
• 42 apartments for assisted living selling sectional title.
• Macadamia Frail Care Centre with rooms for the more frail.
• Shopping facilities, such as a butchery, superette, etc. are only about one kilometre away.
• The Village is totally secure as it is enclosed by a security wall and electrical fence with a guardhouse at the main and second entrances. An intercom system connects the entrance to each unit to enable the owners to allow their visitors access by telephone. 24-hour guards ensure maximum security in the Village.
• The Village has its own character:
  Built with semi face brick, wooden window frames and environmentally friendly green concrete roofs.
  All streets and walkways in the village are paved.
  Manageable-sized gardens are not enclosed, creating a park-like environment.
  A set of House Rules ensures a good standard of living.

• Macadamia Frail Care runs the Frail Care facility on site.
• Fully qualified staff 24 hours per day.
• Assisted living for residents in the apartments enable them to enjoy the full benefit of staying in their own homes whilst being cared for.
• Each freehold unit in the Village is connected to the frail care via a panic button for medical emergencies.
• A variety of supportive care is available for the residents at an appropriate fee. If in need, residents are guaranteed access to frail care at the prescribed rate.
• The Frail Care Centre also provides specialised care for conditions such as Alzheimer's.

• Approximately 300 m² forms part of the Community Centre development. The Centre consist of a lounge / dining room; kitchen and library. The Centre is the property of the Home Owners Association in the Village and is run and managed by the home owners.
• Social activities such as happy hour, bridge club, music evenings, etc. are organized by the social committee.

• To the Home Owners Association: R220 per month. The Village is managed by a Section 21 Company (Home Owners Association).
• To the Frail Care R230 per month.
• Assessment Rates and Municipal Consumption is paid by each owner directly to the local authority.

• To the Body Corporate +/- R800 per month (includes assessment rates and municipal consumption).
• To the Frail Care Centre. Different rates applicable to the different frail care categories.