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Paarl Cape Dutch manor for R12.75m

29 Nov 2014

Nestled at the foot of the Klein Drakenstein mountains with views towards Paarl Rock, this unique 11.63 hectare lifestyle property forms part of the history of the region.

This five bedroom house in Dal Josafat, Paarl, has five bathrooms, two reception rooms, air conditioning, a patio and lush gardens. It is on the market for R12.75 million - click here to view.

The original Good Hope farm was home to the founder of the Afrikaans language, and a small museum housed nearby recalls this historical occasion.

The luxurious thatched manor house is surrounded by vine-covered pergolas and lush gardens punctuated with tranquil water features. The large barn, adjacent to the manor house, has a laundry, staff quarters, a gymnasium in the loft, and garaging for two cars.

The main house is 350 square metres under thatch roof and has a few unique features such as a minstrel study and a wine cellar. There is a large open plan living or dining room with an outdoor entertainment area under pergolas.

The property also features a two bedroom guest cottage, paddocks and stabling for four horses, tennis courts, and a swimming pool.

There are olive groves, guava orchards and a chenin blanc vineyard planted on 5.1 hectares, while the remaining 3.5 hectares are covered with grasslands.

Riding and hiking trails in the district are plentiful. The home lends itself to being converted into a wellness centre and spa, or even a tranquil guest farm.

This modern Cape Dutch splendour in Dal Josafat, Paarl, has five bedrooms and five bathrooms. It is on the market for R12.75 million.

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