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Two bedroom Cape cottage with a balcony and view deck. Spacious living room with private balcony. Air-conditioning in all rooms. Two bathrooms, one with shower and one with bath.

Our roof terrace offers a magnificent view of Table Mountain and also has views of Table Bay Harbour and Signal Hill.

De Waterkant Village lies in the historical Bo Kaap area of beautiful Cape Town, which was built to house freemen and slaves in the 1700's. Trendy and fashionable it is known as the Greenwich Village of South Africa with its quiet tree-lined streets, elegantly restored cottages, spectacular views of

A self-catering cottage with exclusive access to Harbour view roof deck. Picturesque views of Harbour and City. Open-plan kitchen and dinning room. Two double beds sleeps four.

A luxurious cottage boasts breathtaking views of Table Mountain from the roof deck together with a swimming pool and garage. Magnificent views of the harbour and Table Mountain from both balconies. Three bathrooms, two with shower and bath and the third with shower only. Secure automated garage.

Luxury apartment well finished with comfortable furnishings with clean and neat interiors, cotton percale linen, down duvets and most have views. Stunning Harbour an City views from roof terrace, separate lounge area with private balcony. Equipped kitchen, two double beds which sleeps four.

Noon Day Cottage offers a fully serviced, self-catering, two bedroom apartment in De Waterkant Village, a perfect central location with a quaint village feel.

This spacious double storey apartment has two balconies with views of Table Mountain. Spacious open-plan lounge and television with satellite. Fully-equipped kitchen. Stunning views of Table Mountain.

In the heart, on the hill of the historical De Waterkant Village, is De Waterkant House. Elegant and discreet, with a relaxed European feel, De Waterkant House is the pride of the village. This beautiful restored 9-roomed, Cape Georgian house, with a tranquil terrace and pool, overlooks the village.

The Charles was originally created by adjoining three adjacent historical houses, whilst maintaining the historical Georgian façade. Each room has an individual positioning and design, and the multi-leveled layout of the guesthouse is joined by inner and outer staircases.