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De Volkshuijs

Relax and feel revived. Self-catering accommodation in two historic cottages, Bredasdorp. Fully equi
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De Volkshuijs consists of two self-catering cottages named Sakkie and Saartjie. They both have:
•Private entrances.
•Undercover secure parking.
•A private traditional braai area.
•TV local channels
•Walking distance from town.

14/05/2023

Dit is altyd heerlik om te hoor ons gaste het lekker by De Volkshuijs gekuier. Baie dankie !😍👏

14/05/2023

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The houses are constructed of rough stone with reed roofs. Typically the kitchen fireplace is built on the outside of one of the gable walls as a "kommyntjie". This device is typical of Cape architecture until the arrival of the English at the Cape in 1806. The whole was white-washed. Architecturally they form part of the larger Cape-Dutch family, having the same material and technology employed in their construction. Their simple and humble dwellings speak eloquently of the humble peoples that of need constructed them using locally available materials and minimising the economic expenditure required to build and maintain these dwellings. 🌷🏡🏵🦋⛵️🐳please see my web site https://www.sa-nice.com

Address

16 Lourens Street
Bredasdorp
7281

Website

https://devolkshuijs.co.za/

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Looking for the perfect breakaway from your hectic routine? Nestled in the peaceful Overberg town of Bredasdorp, our self-catering cottages offer a relaxing stay to travelers, wedding guests and sports or business enthusiasts. The cottages both have: •Private entrances. •Undercover secure parking. •Private traditional barbecue areas. •Modern amenities. •They are walking distance from the CBD.

The cottages were built circa 1780 (Sakkie) and 1850 (Saartjie) and were originally occupied by farm labourers. Both cottages are declared National Monuments. They are well kept and comfortably furnished. Enjoy a memorable, relaxing stay at De Volkshuijs!