DESCRIPTION
These two purpose built detached 230m2 “Cape Cod” homes enjoy
perhaps the best location between Cape Town and Cape point and are available
either weekly or daily.
They are set in the national park in an exclusive residential area with the cosmopolitan
village of Kalk bay and the charming Simons town within a 5 min drive. Both homes
were constructed at the same time and posess the same foot print, facilities,
views and amenities.
These properties boast a swimming pool, set in the entertainment deck, incorporating
a BBQ (Braai), soft lighting and extensive views over the golf course with the
Indian ocean to the left and the Atlantic to the right. “Clovelly Heights” are
fully furnished including linen and bath towels and caters to families, and adult
groups as well as those seeking peace and quite ideal for a relaxing holiday.
ACCOMMODATION AND FACILITIES
The spacious, light drawing room and master bedroom both have “French
windows” leading to the large double terrace for “al fresco” dining.
Each house consists of two spacious bedrooms (one double, one twin or
double on request), with en-suit bathrooms. A cot (and child bed) is
available if required.
Property Type: |
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Detached high quality house |
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Floor Area: |
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230 m2˜ (1 sq m aprox. = 10 sq ft) |
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Accommodation Type: |
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self-catering |
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Location Type: |
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near the sea, mountain |
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Theme: |
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luxury |
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General: |
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linen provided, towels provided, same day laundry service available. Mid week maid service included with daily maid service available on request |
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Kitchen: |
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4 ring stove, fridge/ freezer, grill, hob, oven, microwave |
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Living Room: |
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fireplace, living area seating for 6 people |
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Dining: |
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child's highchair, dining area, dining area seating for 6 people |
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Bathroom: |
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2 bathrooms en-suite and downstairs guest loo |
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Bedroom: |
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Doubles are kingsize , sleeps a maximum of 5 people |
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Entertainment: |
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Cd, radio, DSTV Satalite TV, stereo system, tv, dvd player |
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Outside: |
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balcony, double garage with remote control, parking, swimming pool, tennis court (local), breakfast terrace |
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Suitability: |
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children welcome, pets not allowed, suitable for elderly or infirm, wheelchair inaccessible. |
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Local Activities: |
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cycling, diving, fishing, golf, horse riding, mountain biking, paragliding, roller blading, sailing, swimming, tennis, walking, water skiing, wind-surfing, Water parks, shark spotting, whale watching + Baby sitting service available |
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FAMILY INITIATIVES
The pool has a shallow end leading to a deeper gradient.
We have a cot & high chair available (at no extra cost). The car hire companies
have a selection of child seats.
Baby-sitting service & tennis coaching available with reasonable prior notice.
GOLF FACILITIES
Clovelly Country Club (18) - (+27 21) 782-1118;
Clovelly is set between the mountains and sea, 23km south of Cape Town. Nestled
in the pristine and tranquil Silvermine Valley close to Fish Hoek in Cape Town
lies Clovelly Country Club.
Clovelly Road, Clovelly;
Green fees: non-affiliated & affiliated
Course rating: M 71, W 71;
Facilities: Pro shop, golf club hire, carts , pull trolleys;
Open Mondays; Visitors welcome everyday except Saturdays;
Website: www.clovelly.co.za
Cape Town
Whichever way you look at it, Cape Town occupies one of the world’s most
stunning locations.
A large part of that impact comes down to a 1073m (3520ft) mountain slap bang
in the center of the city. As beautiful as the surrounding beaches and vineyards
can be, it's this rugged wilderness, coated in a unique flora, which is the focus
of everyone's attention. Like all major world ports, Cape Town is also a long-time
master of the art of showing visitors a good time.
Its mix of trendy hostelries matches up favorably to those in any other cosmopolitan
city. There’s a lively cultural scene, particularly when it comes to music,
which seems to pervade every corner of the city. The people are open-minded and
the mood relaxed. Cape Town works as a city in a way that so few on the African
continent do. Historical buildings have been saved; there are restaurants, cafes
and bars, parks and gardens, markets and shops - all the things that make living
in a city worthwhile. And there are a few things that most cities don’t
have: mountains, magnificent surf beaches and outstanding vineyards.
Cape Town welcomes nearly one million visitors per year from around the globe.