Erf 473 Fisherhaven

'Erf 473' is located in the village of Fisherhaven, situated between Bot River and Hermanus on the R43, next to the beautiful Bot River Estuary. The flatlet is attached to the main house but has its own private entrance, and it is suitable for a family of four, comprising a bedroom with a double bed, a cupboard, and a ceiling fan, a bathroom, and an open-plan kitchen and living area.

The kitchenette is equipped with facilities for preparing light meals, and a free dish washing service is provided as the unit does not have a kitchen sink. The living area features bunk-beds for children, a TV, cupboard, ceiling fan, and table and chairs. Breakfast is available on request at R60 per person and ordered the previous night. The flatlet has an outside braai facility, seating area, and parking on the premises behind locked gates. It offers lovely mountain and garden views, and the large garden provides ample space for children to play.

Fisherhaven is strategically located for a holiday in the Overstrand and Overberg regions, serving as an ideal base to explore surrounding towns like Stanford, Gansbaai, Caledon, Greyton, and Grabouw. Manicures and pedicures can be arranged, and the Arabella golf course is visible from Fisherhaven and approximately 15 km away. The flatlet can accommodate a maximum of 5 persons, and the living space is extended by a deck. The large walled-in garden creates a private space for outdoor activities like braai or play.

Additionally, the property includes the Chic Shack, a Wendy Hut (3 x 6 m) designed with a "township experience" in mind but within the safety of an enclosed garden. The Chic Shack has a rustic vintage look and an open-plan/studio layout with separate simple bathroom facilities, including a shower over a big plastic bath, basin, and a caravan-type toilet with running hot and cold water. The Chic Shack is equipped with everything needed for a comfortable self-catering stay, including a double bed, bed linen, and towels. To complete the experience, guests can braai in an old wheelbarrow.