HISTORY

The homestead is a National Monument dating back to the early 1800's.

Originally built in classic Cape Dutch style, the original yellowwood ceilings and stinkwood beams of the older section have been restored to their former glory.

The cosy diningroom has a traditional fireplace ( "vuurherd" ) and opens on to a delicately secluded sun patio.

During the early 1900's, the house received a Victorian Facade, which is currently enhanced by an indigenous semi-formal garden.

The large surrounding trees offer an ambience of tranquility and comfort.