Die seehuisie

Die seehuisie

Britannia Bay, Western Cape, South Africa
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The Sea Cottage is in a complex in St. Helen Bay is located and is perfect for a family or small group of friends looking for a getaway by the sea.

The accommodation has two bedrooms to comfortably accommodate four guests. The main bedroom has a double bed and the second bedroom has two single beds. There are two bathrooms, one of which is a full family bathroom and the other one has a toilet and basin.

The open-plan kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering with a stove, oven, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, cutlery and crockery. The kitchen leads to a dining and living area. The lounge area has ample seating for everyone. Wi-Fi is also available at an additional cost and there is a sheltered outdoor braai.

The Sea Cottage is close to shops, local shops, restaurants and the beach.

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DIE SEEHUISIE TARIEVEN
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DIE SEEHUISIE FACILITEITEN
Bathroom Braai/Barbecue Cosy Iron and board Kitchen Laundry Facilities Lounge Non smoking rooms Parking on Premises Pets Not Allowed Safe Wi-Fi Beach Wellness & Spa
DIE SEEHUISIE LOCATIE

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Latitude: -32.72565   Longitude: 17.94164


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