3 Bed House in Prince Albert

Lifestyle property and guest house in Prince Albert. This astonishing property represents a lifestyle that many dream of but few attain.

The property comprises the main residence, four self catering guest cottages, a flatlet and various outbuildings.

Tucked away in the midst of a lush garden the main residence is an uncomplicated functional unit comprising open plan living and dining room with double door access to a delightful covered veranda overlooking the lush garden and the property''s extensive leiwater dam or reservoir. Oregon pine kitchen with a separate walk in cupboard or pantry.

Three bedrooms, the main en suite and a family bathroom. A separate stand alone building comprises an office on the ground floor, and the second floor, accessed by an external staircase, is a hobby/TV/family room with timber view decks overlooking the entire property and surrounding areas. This could very easily be converted into an additional accommodation unit if required.

GUEST HOUSE

The popular income generating guest house comprises four stylish self catering units each with kitchenette and en suite bathrooms. The family cottage has two bedrooms whilst the three other cottages either have double or twin beds with one cottage offering a sleeper couch for children. All the cottages enjoy a communal garden area with braai/barbecue facilities and a small Karoo plunge pool. Secure covered parking is a available.

FLATLET

Previously a health practitioner''s consulting room, the flatlet is a rustic but elegant stone building with edgy and trendy open plan living and sleeping area with en suite bathroom.

STAFF HOUSE

A separate unit with two bedrooms, living room and a bathroom.

OUTBUILDINGS

Comprising a dedicated laundry for the guest house and two store rooms as well as a staff accommodation unit.

GROUNDS & SURROUNDS

The property is currently run as a small town farm with exceptional vegetable gardens, free range chicken and turkey runs, sheep and goat pens, fruit orchards and a grove of olive trees. The generous leiwater (mountain water) allocation provides more than enough water for the irrigation of the gardens.