The large Cape Dutch-style house was built in 1835 and still has much of the character of the original home in it.
The large room currently used as the dining room, leads off into two bedrooms on the left and into another smaller room on the
right.
The pizza oven and bar area connects onto a small stoep, overlooking the swimming pool and braai area.
The kitchen and small laundry area are located near the office at the back of the house. This then leads onto the back stoep.
There are four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a lounge and entrance hall.
This house with its original hardwood floors and sash windows reminds one of a bygone era.
The thick walls help to bring some relief from the hot summer sun.
Also on the property, the following:
One Borehole is operational and 3 others and Windmill would need to be serviced.
Storeroom, Workshop and Olive Processing Room
Olive oil and table olives are processed on the farm (approx. 550 olive trees) and sold to an established market. (The purchase of olive processing equipment to be negotiated.)
Worker's Cottage
3 x 5000 litre WaterTanks
Escom (Single phase) electricity
Furniture, fittings and implements are not Included in the sale.
The farm is fenced off to the north and east by a private nature reserve where wildlife can be seen along the boundary fence. Read more...