Bain's Barn

Bain's Barn

Tulbagh, Western Cape, South Africa
Zelf-Zichricht (familie-eenheden vanaf R 1,000)
R 1,000

Bain's Barn, dating from 1801, offers centrally located, self-catering accommodation in historic Church Street, Tulbagh. Its Cape Dutch architecture features a thatched roof, sleeps two guests in one bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, has a fully equipped kitchen and offers a spacious lounge area and a secluded courtyard.The ever so romantic en suite bedroom opens onto the secluded courtyard which is decorated with pebble stones and features a beautiful pink bougainvillea tree. The room is equipped with a queen sized bed, high grade cotton linen, towels, a panel heater, electric blanket and a hair dryer.The fully fitted open plan kitchen, equipped for two people, includes an electric oven, fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster, pots, pans, cutlery and crockery.The spacious lounge area is tastefully decorated and furnished to the highest specifications with modern conveniences such as flat screen TV with selected DSTV.

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BAIN'S BARN TARIEVEN
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Latitude: -33.28461   Longitude: 19.13854


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