"The Cottages" is a charming guest house built in the 1800's as several cottages. The building was tastefully converted into a type of Cape Dutch gable, known as “hoedjies” style. The building consists of separate apartments and an extraordinarily sized double garage. Before the current owners bought the building in 1994 it housed several businesses.
In 1994 the current owners established the guest house as a centrally located, convenient bed and breakfast with separate apartments. It was appropriately named “The Cottages”.
1858 square meters.
The stayover is unique in the sense that all the units have genuine private direct entrances into the garden.
Across the “sloot” furrow is a labyrinth now called “Path Of Hope” which can be a natural way to extend the building (Extra plot)
In the past, a Tea Garden was operated in the garden known as “Susan’s Tea and Scones” Ideal to be reopened.
All units are fully-equiped to be utilized for self catering.
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Unit 1 – sleeps 3
A Sunny unit with 2 single beds and a sleeper couch
Kitchenette
Bathroom with a shower, toilet and handwash basin
Unit 2 - sleeps 2
A sunny unit with 2 single beds
Kitchenette
Bathroom with a shower, toilet and handwash basin
Unit 3 and 4 - sleeps 5 (family unit)
Valuable Oak Bedroom Suite (Unit 3)
A two-bedroomed unit with a door out into the garden.
The unit has a double and a single bed in the main room and 2 single beds in the other room.
Bathroom with a shower, bath, toilet and hand wash basin.
Unit 5 – sleeps 3
Double bed and a sleeper coach
Kitchenette
Bathroom with a shower, toilet and handwash basin
Two lofts with the potential to be converted, in an original way, to serve as further accommodation
All the units are equipped with WiFi and TV’s
Time for older folk due to health reasons to move on. Younger people to carry over the tradition of “The Cottages”
