Owner’s Cottage

Sleeps up to: 10

The beautiful Grande Provence wine estate covers over 30 acres and dates back 300 years. The distinctive Cape Dutch buildings of the estate are a graceful complement to the stunning scenery. Winner in the 2006 Condé Nast Hot List of Best New Hotels, the Owner’s Cottage bridges old and new perfectly.

Set amidst the perfectly maintained gardens is the Owner’s Cottage, the muted colours of its contemporary décor in pleasing contrast to its traditional architecture. The spacious and luxurious guestrooms are provided with the latest in equipment and accessories, including a full range of home entertainment with a library of CDs and DVDs while bathrooms are equipped to a high standard with a full range of toiletries, bathrobes and slippers. Barbecues and parties overlooking the lake beneath the African sky are well-provided for, with a beautifully appointed loggia beside the swimming pool and the services of a personal chef. There are several options when it comes to lunch or dinner, with an elegant conservatory at the villa, and a fine restaurant in the grounds of the estate. The delightful small town of Franschhoek was founded by Huguenots, and is only a few minutes’ drive away, and numerous activities – not the least of which is sampling the estate wines – can be arranged on the estate itself.

Sleeps up to: 10

Facilities

Butler Service

Chef Service on request (breakfast included)

Maid Service

Private Pool (8m x 4m: 1.25 – 1.7m deep)

Your Accommodation

Ground Floor

Living, dining areas and bedrooms Fully equipped kitchen

Office

Conservatory dining room

Living room which opens up to conservatory

Reception room

2 bedrooms with bathrooms en suite (one with dressing room)

Terrace

Garden

First Floor

Bedrooms

2 bedrooms (with bathrooms en suite and dressing rooms and balconies)

Annexe

Self-contained Annex Detached Bedroom (with bathroom en suite and dressing room with opens up to a terrace)

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Explore the surroundings

Destination introduction

Lovers of fine food and wine will adore the Western Cape’s rich vineyard country. Sample a fine variety of reds and whites while indulging in the magnificent scenery and warm atmosphere of the Western Cape wine routes. Along Table Mountain’s Peninsula Circular Drive, visit the oldest wine estate in the country, Groot Constantia. Beyond Cape Town, Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa and was founded by Governor Simon Van der Stel in 1679. Originally intended as a vineyard settlement, Stellenbosch is today a picturesque university town. Further afield you can discover Paarl, home to the famous granite domes and the Nederburgh Wine Estate. The Cape of Good Hope with its celebrated nature reserve is around 70 kilometres from the city centre, and a scenic drive to Cape Point reveals breathtaking vistas of pristine beaches, rugged mountain passes and extraordinary native flora. The Western Cape Province offers a fantastic climate and world of attractions, from first class shopping in Cape Town to an ostrich ride at Oudtshoorn!