This stunning one of a kind, triple story, luxury home enjoys one of the finest vistas on the Atlantic seaboard with unrivalled views of Hout Bay harbour and beach, the Atlantic Ocean and the world famous Chapman’s Peak. The substantial West facing entertainment terrace captures both the full days’ sunshine and incredible sunsets, where cocktails and dinners can be enjoyed to the fullest, making it the perfect location whether enjoying social times with friends and family or relaxing romantic evenings.
You enter the stylish home into a large open plan lounge with a fireplace linked to a dining room and open plan kitchen. Sliding doors open out to the terrace allowing you enjoy the majestic views at any time of the year.
A granite staircase with an impressive tunnel skylight above links the upper living area with a 2nd lounge and 3 double bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom containing a spa bath with a dressing room attached. The 2nd lounge has a flat screen TV and amble relaxation space. The two bedrooms enjoy the same views as the terrace meaning guests enjoy a really special experience when staying here.
The ground floor is linked by a spiral staircase to the lounge where two large double bedrooms lead onto a grassed garden area with wonderful views.
The home has excellent security and is located within a manned 24 hour estate and ample parking for 3 or 4 cars. NEARBY IN HOUT BAY
• Famous Chapman’s Peak Drive • Seal Island Trips • Champagne Cruises • Fishing Trips • Shops and Restaurants • Mariners Wharf Fishing Harbour • Whale Watching • Fishing Trips • Kayaking • World of Birds • Horse-riding • Walking and Hiking Trails • Close to Restaurants and Shops • Art and Craft Markets • East / West Fort Heritage sites
ATTRACTIONS NEARBY
• The white sand beaches of Llandudno, Sandy Bay, Camps Bay and Clifton Beaches (5 to 15 minutes) • Table Mountain Cable Station (20 minutes) • V&A Waterfront and Robben Island (25 minutes) • Constantia Winelands (15 minutes) • Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens (15 minutes) • Stellenbosch / Franschhoek / Paarl Winelands (60 minutes) • Cape Town Airport (35 minutes)
Take the N2 from the Airport then the M3. Turn off towards Hout Bay on the M63 and follow the road until Hout Bay beach is on your right and Chapman's Peak Hotel on your left. Take the next left and you will reach the gates of the estate
About the area
Hout Bay is one of the most beautiful and popular places on the Cape Peninsula and a highlight of any visit to Cape Town. The road that runs from Camps Bay, offers a beautiful drive all along the sea. The town lies picturesquely in a wind-protected bay, surrounded in the west by the Karbonkel Mountain, the famous Mount Sentinel as the outpost in the sea and in the east, by the Constantia Mountains and Chapman's Peak.
Hout Bay is the centre of the crayfish and snoek fishing industry, and its fishing harbour gives the little coastal town a lively atmosphere. But today, its main economic contributor is tourism. After all, the attractions of this beautifully situated place are numerous. Other than hiking, sailing, surfing, kayaking, fishing, cycling, having a picnic or suntanning at the beach, there is not much one can't do in Hout Bay. And the scenic Chapman's Peak Drive, the harbour, the bird park and Seal Island are all part of it. That is why over the last years many new settlements, apartments and mansions have been built, many of them as holiday homes for people who initially came as tourists from Europe.
The name "Hout Bay" (Wood Bay) was given by Jan van Riebeeck, who, after his landing in Table Bay in the year 1652, found dense forests providing the timber needed for the construction of ships and of the Castle. In 1681 the first farms - Ruyteplaas and Kronendal - were established in Hout Bay.
