Meticulously maintained home with thoughtfully curated living spaces

As you step into this immaculate unassuming home, one feels transported into another realm with an “Out of Africa” view and feel which has to be viewed to be truly appreciated. The sweeping expanse of the Estate’s conservation area gives one the impression that it’s all part of your personal kingdom, as it forms part of the conservation area.

The home consists of two bedrooms and a fully contained flat. Both bedrooms are nicely sized with the main ensuite having a spacious walk-in wardrobe and beautiful outdoor shower attached to the main bathroom. Both bedrooms lead on to a pretty courtyard.

There is a full family bathroom as well as a separate guest toilet upstairs.

As one enters the front door you are drawn into the open plan family room and kitchen area, the wide expansive glass stacking doors open onto a balcony with views stretching into the distance. The kitchen is light, open and well-appointed with lots of working space around a large granite island. The dining room table, which is attached to the kitchen Island, with its warm wood countertop is a great contrast to the granite and adds depth and functionality to the room. There is also a separate pantry and scullery area which takes care of all the unsightly kitchen appliances.

Leading off the lounge area is an enclosed entertainment room that leads onto the balcony and the courtyard with a built in Braai facility, making socializing and entertaining a breeze with access to the kitchen area.

The flatlet forms part of the main house with access down a few stairs off the main living room. It consists of a king-sized bed, with ensuite bathroom. This leads via a glass sliding door to an enclosed lounge area, while the kitchenette is open plan to the central living area with TV and this leads onto an outside patio area and garden. The flat can be accessed from outside and is currently used as an Air BnB unit. There are several advantages to the layout of this home, as the flatlet can be used as a third bedroom, for teenagers or elderly parents giving both a bit of freedom and privacy, alternatively it could be used as a home for a live-in nurse/carer, then there is the current option of an income-generating flatlet.

The indigenous garden is small and well maintained and flows naturally down a bank into the conservation area allowing nature to venture forth. Beautiful large tress keeps the property cool and private.

There is a double garage plus an additional garage which was added for a small boat but serves as the entrance and garage for guests using the flatlet.

The home is competed with back-up solar panels and inverter including water tanks which can be diverted to house should the need arise.

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