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A charming timeless home with the soul of yesteryear, beautifully restored and maintained to perfection. This steeped in history home offers generosity of rooms, original wooden floors, high ceilings, shutters, and grand chandeliers.

Natural light filters throughout this character-filled home, an expansive dining room fitted with floor-to-ceiling shelving and original fireplace, the living room exudes warmth and soul of a bygone era.

2 Expansive bedrooms downstairs and upstairs a generous loft bedroom, 2 charming Victorian bathrooms with main en-suite.

A dream chef’s kitchen cleverly refurbished with ample cabinetry, fitted 6 plate gas stove and stone counter tops.

Access from the kitchen to an ideal setting for entertaining, a soothing water fountain, the enchanting, garden with its lush fully grown trees, fragrant shrubbery and expansive pool allows one privacy, tranquility and harmony.

Garaging for 2 vehicles, 1 secure parking and excellent security, this enviable Heritage gem is rarely on the market.

Registered with the PPRA

CHELSEA VILLAGE UNIQUE AND SPECIAL
The quiet lanes of Wynberg’s Chelsea Village in Cape Town are reminiscent of a little English village high street, it is also known as Little Chelsea or after London’s Chelsea. Stroll down memory lane complemented with Heritage homes and Monuments, there is a Flower seller on the corner, a picture framer, the shoemaker, antique shops, art galleries, delightful cafes and a leisurely walk into immaculate Maynardville Park.

The beautiful Dutch Reformed Church, an Historical monument on the edge of the village has been there since 1832, and the Anglican St John’s Church the oldest in Cape Town. It is hard to believe that Wynberg began as a farming area, and then developed, into a military base when the British settled troops in the area (it’s halfway between Table Bay and Simonstown), which provided the farmers with a market, saving them the trip into Cape Town. Maynardville Park known for its open-air theatre, which hosts an annual Shakespeare, In the park.