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Twenty Nine Loader Street is conveniently situated within a 10 minute
walk to the city centre, the Cape Town International Convention Centre,
the V&A Waterfront, several health spas and some of Cape Town’s most popular restaurants and nightclubs. De Waterkant is considered to be a
safe area, and is patrolled by security guards 24 hours a day.

The area known as De Waterkant is well known for its unique,
original Cape Malay architecture, quaint, cobbled streets,
and many boutiques, coffee shops and delis to tempt even
the most discerning traveler’s tastes and palates.

The property has been extensively renovated over the past three
decades, and currently comprises three en-suite bedrooms,
a generous reception area, an extremely modern kitchen,
two courtyards and an exceptional roof deck. This deck provides
360 degree views of Cape Town city centre, Table mountain,
the distant Helderberg mountains, the busy harbour and Waterfront,
and of nearby Signal Hill.

The main, air-conditioned double bedroom, known as the
“Supreme Suite”, is extremely roomy with its own self contained kitchenette. In addition to access to the roof deck, this suite also boasts
its own private balcony overlooking De Waterkant village in the
foreground and the harbour in the background. The single room has
its own, private patio overlooking the rear courtyard with stairs
leading to the shared roof deck.

The house is presented in a Manhattan townhouse decorative
signature and as such the interior is slick and modern,
with contemporary accents forming part of the central,
African theme consistent throughout the house.

The property is either rented out as a fully self catering unit, or as an adjunct to the main Guest House, 17 on Loader, situated a few houses away. In the latter case, rooms are let out on a bed and breakfast basis.

ACCOMMODATION:
There are three bedrooms, comprising two double bedrooms
and one single room, all with their own en-suite bathrooms. Two
of the rooms have en-suite showers and the main room has both
an en-suite shower and separate bath. All linen and towels are 100%
pure white cotton of the highest quality, and only natural
bathroom products are used.

BREAKFAST:
The rates are calculated either on a self catering or bed and breakfast
basis, dependant on individual requirements. The bed and breakfast
rates include a continental breakfast each morning (7AM - 11AM)
which is served in a basket for guests to enjoy in their rooms,
the roof terrace, the front balcony or the dining room. Tea and coffee facilities and an honesty bar are also available.

SERVICES & FACILITIES:
Additional services and facilities include: a Wi-Fi zone at the main
house, cell phone rentals; airport transfers, restaurant and club
bookings, visitors' information and recommendations, car rentals,
tour bookings and itineraries, sun worshipping or star gazing
on the roof terrace, and fully catered private functions.

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56 Kloof Nek Road is a two-bed roomed, semi-detached Victorian
cottage, situated in Tamboerskloof, a suburb within the inner City
of Cape Town. The area is considered to be one of Cape Town’s finest
and is much sought after, as it is situated within easy walking distance
of the City Centre, and is half-way between the City and the majestic
Table Mountain on the one side, and Lions Head
and Signal Hill on the other.



Much of the area is rich in Victorian-styled houses and traditional architecture of the late 19th century. Tamboerskloof
is considered to be a safe area, with excellent community safety
services. The architectural style of “56” is Victorian, boasting high
ceilings and plenty of original Oregon wood doors and floors. Built
in 1875, the house celebrated its 130 birthday with an extensive
renovation and refurbishment in 2005.

The cottage comprises one double and one twin room. All bed linen
used is 100% pure cotton. There is one full bathroom indoors, with bath
and hand shower, and an outside shower situated under the large grape
vine – very popular during Cape Town’s long hot summers.


The remaining area consists of a huge living/dining area with an open
plan kitchen. The living area is simply furnished with leather sofas,
a large coffee table, antique Kelim carpets and a TV and music system.
An eclectic selection of books is available, and a small private art
collection adorns most walls in the house. The kitchen is fully equipped,
and includes fridge, stove, toaster, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, tumble drier, and all necessary cooking and eating utensils.
A “Non Smoking” policy is applied indoors.

The cottage is serviced twice a week.
The entire house is fitted with burglar bars on the windows,
and burglar gates on the doors.



“56” straddles two roads, being Kloof Nek Road in the front,
and Leeukop Lane at the back. The former road links the City
to the base station of the Table Mountain Cableway, and is also the
main thoroughfare to Camps Bay, Clifton, and Hout Bay. Leeukop Lane
runs past the back of the house, and is one of the two ways of
convenient access to the house (the other being in Kloof Nek Road).
A small convenience store stocking most essential household
necessities is situated almost directly opposite the front door,
and several tennis courts are to be found opposite the back door.

Parking is on-street and is available, both at the front and at the
back of the cottage. A safe and secluded back garden provides the ideal setting for enjoying barbecues under the old grape vine; for candlelit dinners; or indulging in some private sunbathing!