Stay in Cape Town Waterfront in a Historic Neighbourhood called the Bo-Kaap.

South Africa

Western Cape

Cape Town

Cape Town

Faizel

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: 3 Bedrooms
: Sleeps 2
: 2 Bathrooms

About our home

A 3 bedroom double storey home with an eclectic feel to it. Lounge, dining-room with open plan kitchen.Large 24sqm main bedroom with on-suite on the upper level. Two smaller 3x3m bedrooms. One bathroom on the ground level.
Spacious lounge and open plan kitchen and dining room.
If you are not too fussy and can get along with a bit of rustic charm, then this is the place for you.

In a very central location in Cape Town.Bo Kaap is a cultural hub and is very close to the major sites of the Waterfront, Table mountain, the beaches are 5 minutes drive away and walking distance to the sites in the CBD. 3 minutes from World Cup Stadium in GreenPoint.
BoKaap is also reknowned for its Islamic Background, where 90% of the population is muslim.Lots of mosques and historical sites to see, but also a stones throw away from the vibrant Long Street, a hang-out of backpackers from across the world and the centre of nightlife in Cape Town cbd.
A must to see and experience!

I'm a 42 year old teacher working in Saudi Arabia with my family of 4.
We regularly travel to various countries during vacations, but spend two months at home in South Africa during end of year breaks.Languages spoken are English, Afrikaans and a bit of Arabic.
We love the outdoors and the beach.

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