Moorreesburg, Western Cape

This charming Late Victorian / Edwardian home, believed to have been built between 1901 and the early 1920s, is rich in original character and traditional craftsmanship. The main house offers three spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, with beautiful heritage features throughout, including carved timber lace, lead-glass windows, sash windows, polished wooden floors, and high ceilings that create a sense of light and space. The home has a warm, authentic farmhouse feel and retains much of its original fabric, offering an opportunity for sensitive restoration and personalisation. A self-contained flatlet adds flexibility and value, featuring its own lounge, kitchen, bedroom, and en-suite bathroom. Ideal for extended family, guests, a home office, or potential rental income, the flatlet is well integrated while remaining separate from the main house. The property is set on an expansive garden with some established plantings and a striking medium-sized oak tree, offering a peaceful outdoor setting. Located close to schools and positioned in a quiet part of town, the home enjoys the benefits of Moorreesburg's steady growth, with easy access to the West Coast, the Boland, and Cape Town via the N7. This makes it an appealing opportunity for buyers seeking character, space, and long-term value in a well-connected and evolving town.