Station House is conveniently located close to shops, banks and petrol stations, yet far enough away from development to hear no sound other than that of nature.
The cottage is fully equipped with fridge, stove, microwave and utensils. Duvets and one extra blanket are provided, please bring towels. The chalet has its own braai area and fire wood is supplied. 450ha of peaceful surroundings with 5km of ...
Mission House is a beautiful home situated on a ridge with breathtaking 360* views of the Drakensberg Mountains and the rolling hills of the Midlands.
There are the two cottages; the smaller option has a large bedroom, where the glorious winter sun's rays stream in to keep it warm and cosy. ( The en-suite bathroom is a shower, basin and loo.)
We use only the purest percale linen, and duckdown in our 3 separate cottages, to ensure the very best nights sleep.
The guesthouse offers its visitors breakfast, with a unique dining area and open bar. Drinks with friends can be enjoyed on the veranda. The spacious living room offers warmth on cold nights and a spiral staircase leads up to a balcony
Lincoln Cottages was conceived, designed and landscaped by Ken and Monica Phillips. The tastefully decorated Cottages were hand built by the owners, and therefore the accommodation which is offered bears a reflection of love.
Hillhouse Accommodation was featured in Elle Decoration - The Country Issue June/July 2013. Also in House and Leisure - The Travel Issue, 101 Dream escapes in May 2015. Again in Getaway mag 2015 and Midlands life in 2008.
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