The Soetblomspan farm gate at sunset, with the sandy farm road leading into the bushveld

A quiet farmhouse in the heart of Namibia.

The restored Soetblomspan farmhouse at sunset with pool and verandah

The old farmhouse · restored with care

Welcome to the farm

Come as you are.
Stay a little longer.

Soetblomspan is a restored 1930s farmhouse in the quiet Namibian bushveld — a real farm home made ready for families and groups.

The house is yours alone while you are here. Spend slow mornings together, wander the farm, meet the animals and gather again around the braai when evening comes.

Nothing staged. Nothing hurried. Just room to settle in.

Windmill and trees across the open grassland on Soetblomspan farm

Since the 1930s

A farmhouse
with a story.

“A house shaped by many seasons, ready for new stories around the table.”

The heart of Soetblomspan is its old farmhouse. Its character has been kept intact while the rooms, kitchen and gathering spaces have been carefully restored for an easy, comfortable stay.

Aerial view of Soetblomspan farmhouse at sunset, surrounded by the Namibian bushveld

Soetblomspan at sundown · the farm and the house

The old homestead · drawn from the farm

Soetblomspan farmhouse, an early chapter in the farm’s history.

Our story • Since the 1930s

A Story Rooted in the Land

Long before Soetblomspan became a place to stay, it was simply home.

For generations, this land has carried stories of family, farming, changing seasons and life in the Namibian countryside. The old farmhouse, standing here since the 1930s, is part of that story.

Today, Soetblomspan continues that tradition by welcoming guests into a place where the pace is slower, the landscape is open, and the character of the farm has been carefully preserved.

Some things have changed with time. The feeling of the farm has not.

Nearly a century of stories, one piece of land.

The house · sleeps up to 14

Your home
on the farm.

Four rooms in the main house, plus the Poolside Room and Garden Room. The spaces are unpretentious, generous and made for living together.

The Poolside Room and stone splash pool at Soetblomspan at sunset

The Poolside Room and splash pool

A comfortable farmhouse bedroom at Soetblomspan with soft light and en-suite access

A farmhouse bedroom

The Soetblomspan farmhouse kitchen with dining space and all essentials

The kitchen

The Soetblomspan sitting room with deep couches and a fireplace

The sitting room and fireplace

Main House

Room 1: Queen · Room 2: Queen + three-quarter, en-suite · Room 3: two three-quarter beds, en-suite · Room 4: two three-quarter beds

Additional Rooms

Poolside Room: double bed, en-suite · Garden Room: Queen bed, en-suite

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Come inside · a short film

Step through the doors.

Walk through the restored 1930s farmhouse, room by room, before you arrive. About two and a half minutes.

The guesthouse at Soetblomspan · filmed on the farm

The Soetblomspan outdoor braai and verandah area built from local stone

The verandah and outdoor braai · where evenings gather

The verandah

Slow mornings.
Long evenings.

Morning coffee.

A book in the afternoon.

A drink while the sun goes down.

A fire and a braai after dark.

Unhurried days

Life on the farm

Horses in the paddock, kudu in the long grass, walks and self-drive tracks across the veld, and a table laid out under the thorn trees as the sun drops. The farm is home to the Kalharabi Arabians, and guests are welcome down at the stables.

All farm experiences →Hiking · self-drive routes · kudu feeding · horse riding
The open Namibian landscape surrounding Soetblomspan

Out beyond the verandah

Nature unrestricted.

Wide horizons. Dusty tracks. Birds in the trees. Evenings that seem to last a little longer.

Rates & house notes

Stay a while.

The farmhouse is booked for your group alone. Daily cleaning is included.

N$3,200

per night · up to 4 guests

N$450

per additional person, per night · from guest 5

14 guests

maximum farmhouse capacity

Check-in
14:00

Check-out
10:00

No 4x4 needed — sedan-friendly from Gobabis via the C22 and D1700.

Pets are welcome; guests bring their own pet bedding and bowls.

Children 0–6 stay free; children 7–12 pay the full per-person rate.

Children must be supervised around the splash pool.

Solar-powered and reliably off-grid.

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Getting here

Out here, the journey is part of it.

  1. 01

    From Gobabis, take the B6 toward the Buitepos border.

  2. 02

    Turn right at the Weighbridge crossing onto the C22.

  3. 03

    After about 38 km, turn left at the T-junction onto the D1700.

  4. 04

    Continue around 40 km on the maintained gravel road. The farm is on your left.

The road is suitable for sedans. Drive carefully and watch for warthog, small antelope and kudu.

Get directions →
Landscape along the journey to Soetblomspan

Good to know

Before you
arrive.

Anything else? Message us on WhatsApp.

Is the farmhouse private?+

Yes. The whole farmhouse is booked for your group alone — no shared spaces with other guests.

Are children welcome?+

Very. Children 0–6 stay free and children 7–12 pay the full per-person rate. Please supervise little ones around the splash pool.

Do we need a 4x4?+

No. The farm is sedan-friendly from Gobabis via the C22 and D1700.

How do I book?+

Choose your nights in the calendar — taken dates are marked — and send your enquiry. We reply personally to confirm.

Book direct

Come stay
with us.

Pick your nights below. Dates already taken are marked, so what you see is what is free. We answer every enquiry ourselves.

info@namibiafarmstay.com081 273 8003

Gobabis, Namibia

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Check-in 14:00 · check-out 10:00 · up to 14 guests

Children aged 7–12 pay the full per-person rate. Children 6 and under stay free.

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