Vleesbaai Rural, Vleesbaai

This 8.6313-hectare land with the Fonteintjies self-catering accommodation is situated 4 km from Vleesbaai Village in the Fransmanshoek Conservancy. The Fransmanshoek Conservancy was established in 1994 and is the oldest conservancy within the Western Cape region. Fransmanshoek gets its name from the wreck of the French man o`war, La Fortune, which sank there on the 11th of September 1793. the Gourits River is a few kilometers from the area where this land is located. The Gourits River originates from the merging of the Gamka River and Olifants River, and it is further joined by the Groot River. The well-known Fonteintjies self-catering accommodation is surrounded by nature dunes and fynbos vegetation. Overlooking the beautiful blue-green ocean makes this place an absolute haven. You can find inner peace while you enjoy swimming, walking, birdwatching, mountain biking, fishing, stargazing, and whale watching over the season. You have exclusive access to a private footpath leading to a secluded beach. The main house on the land consists of three bedrooms, one full bathroom, one guest toilet, a lounge, a dining room, a kitchen with a scullery, and a balcony wrapped around the building. In Addition to the four garages are two extra rooms with a small kitchen net and a toilet for extra sleeping space. There is a separate hut for storage but can also be used as another room. More to Fonteintjies is a septic tank and an outside braai area. All plans for every building are in place. Fonteintjies is a five-star rated accommodation and can now become your family home or more. What makes people fall in love with this setting is its prime location which is very rare to find, the sea view that can be seen from every single corner and the outstanding nature feel that gives plenty of relaxation.

If you are an outdoors person, an ocean lover, or someone who craves relaxation every day. This is your chance to enjoy the best of both worlds. The Western Cape has many places to explore and the most beautiful historical stories. Come and be a part of our beautiful region, call today!