
Step back in time with this historic home, built in 1907 and rich in Swellendam's heritage. In 1917, the property served as the church's second parsonage before being sold into private ownership. Filled with character and original period features, the home showcases Oregon pine floors, ceilings, and window shutters, complimented by high ceilings that create a wonderful sense of space and timeless charm. While the property requires maintenance and restoration, it presents an exciting opportunity for a handyman or buyer with a passion for renovating heritage homes.
The country-style kitchen, complete with a traditional Bollinder coal stove, adds warmth and authentic old-world appeal. The home offers four spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a main en-suite. One of the bedrooms features its own private lounge or TV room with a fireplace and direct access to the front veranda, making it ideal as a guest suite. A generous studio or fifth bedroom also opens onto the front veranda, providing versatile space for a home office, artist's studio, or hobby room. The spacious open-plan lounge and dining area flow through double doors onto the welcoming front stoep, creating the perfect place to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Set on a generous 1,514m² stand, the established garden is shaded by mature trees and shrubs offering plenty of space to enhance and restore the outdoor areas. Additional features include a single garage and an alarm system.
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