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Philippolis, Philippolis, Philippolis, Free State
R 1 300 000
This old-world, Victorian house, built in 1874, is well-maintained and a testimony to the expertise of that century. The house has two very large bedrooms and three smaller bedrooms, that can be used for other purposes. Next to the main bedroom is the enclosed porch which currently serves as an office. The corridor, with its original tiles, imported from the Netherlands, leads to the large lounge/dining room and sunroom that looks out onto the garden. The well-sized kitchen has enough space to enjoy breakfast, with a pantry as a separate feature. There are separate spacious bathrooms, one with a bath and the other with a shower. The old lady has some of her original wooden ceilings, dado rails and wooden floors in almost all the rooms. She is a timeless treasure that offers comfort, space and many possibilities to generate additional income. She previously served as a guesthouse and is declared as a national heritage monument. She currently provides office space to the owners. In the early 20th Century, the house was owned by the notable Van der Post family. One of their sons, Sir Laurens van der Post, was born in the house. He is known for his numerous books on African indigenous culture, as well as friendship with King Charles III. He was also the godfather of Prince William. The wagon house dates from about 1860. It has an attic and is divided into sections, each with a rich history. One part of the structure was the horse stable (still with fittings), another housed the wagons, a third room has a built-in traditional oven, and then there are two additional rooms. The wagon house is also a national monument. The huge erf (4498 sqm) is equipped with 2 strong boreholes and windmill to address the municipal water-infrastructure challenges. The erf is very secure, with strong fencing. The garden is large, with many indigenous and olive trees, and was the site of an Anglo-Boer War battle, in October 1900, when the Boers under Commandant Gideon Scheepers attacked the town. Arrange a viewing of this remarkable property. It is ideal as a family home, art gallery, museum, or hospitality facility
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R 12 276
on a R 1 170 000 bond over 20 years at 11.25%
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Philippolis, Philippolis, Philippolis, Free State
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