terraced house This spacious family home/simplex is situated in Somerset Park. 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms plus work from home, ideal for today's modern family. A short distance away from all the famous Restaurants / La Lucia Mall and Gateway Shopping Centrum. A must see. By appointment only.

farm, 7.9 hec Exceptional smallholding for sale with charming 5 bedroom house. very private with valley and mountain views, has a big earth dam. 100 000l watertanks, 5 garages. Huge potential for guest farm

house, ± 890 m² Drastically Reduced! New house with modern finishes. 3 Large living areas opening to undercover patio with braai and pool. Big main bedroom. Modern kitchen with granite and dark wooden cupboards and gas stove. 24/7 patrolled and manned security gate.

house TOP CLASS COMFORT LIVING IN GREAT BRAK RIVER "In a class of its own - with exquisite views" The property This elegantly modern and spacious dwelling - on a big stand - has 3 bedrooms with 2 en-suite bathrooms and offers executive living in a beautiful environment, complimented by magnificent valley and mountain views. The house, with modern finishes, has a big open plan foyer with a living room, a dining room, a study and a kitchen - all leading to an outside patio. It further has a washing room, a permanent water filter system, a double garage, a security system, a fenced stand, an electronic entrance gate and a beautiful garden. Only 7 minutes away from the nearest beach. Price: R 2,7m The region The coastal town of Great Brak River , midway between and only 15 minutes away from both George and Mossel Bay , is considered as one of the Garden Route's best 'small towns' - with the added bonus of being a lovely beach resort too. The largely protected green environment is still uncluttered with beautiful valley and mountain views - and, in some instances, partial sea views. Commercial expansion is very limited, making it ideal for rural living and coastal holidaying - yet within 20 minutes of first world medical, educational, shopping, business, banking and travelling amenities - including the George International Airport

house, balcony The house is 998m2. It has 3 garages, kitchen, separate washing room, pantry, dining room, lounge, built in safe, 3 double rooms downstairs. 2 of the bedrooms have a bathroom with shower. The main bedroom has an on suite. All 3 bedrooms have doors leading to the swimming area. There is space above the garage to be converted into offices, it has its own entrance and can be used as a self contained flat. It has a large living area with kitchenette, bathroom with shower and toilet. There is a smaller room in the one silo and a large room in the big silo above the kitchen in the house, it has a lovely view of the landscapes and has big doors leading outside. Waterpoel is 5km out of Paarl’s main town. The Agter Paarl Dutch Reformed Church is about 800m away with a primary school just across from it, famous South African rugby players attended the school such as Willem de Waal and Hottie Louw and Landbou High school is about 7km away. The architect on the project is Chris de hart of Stellenbosch. In the 1800’s the Agter paarl was well known for its windmills and the largest ones were in this area. We tried to capture the history and most of the houses are built to that style. This property is a definite ‘must see’ to avoid disappointment. Please contact Mayward Listings on ... today for further details. http://www.arkadia.com/ltas-t799947/

house Private & secure home with staff accomodation. It is fully walled. 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHROOMS OFFICE AREA TV ROOM LOUNGE DINING ROOM ELO LAUNDRY POOL BRAAI AREA IRRIGATION Background Information Kimberley Although Kimberley remains heavily mining dependant, its local economy is increasingly diversifying. The Northern Cape generally is doing well on the strength of mining and agriculture and, to a lesser extent, tourism and this is benefiting all sectors of the regional economy. Different market segments are performing differently in Kimberley, with most of the action being below the R400 000 mark, but there is still good demand and reasonable volumes up to R850 000. Life is also being injected into the market by new developments in Hillcrest, Minerva Gardens and Royaldene, but the town layout does not lend itself to easy expansion and most types of stock are in short supply. The new Kimberley Mall on the south side has major retailers as anchor tenants. Also a new cement plant is planned for Postmasburg and Mittal Steel is expanding output at the Sishen iron ore mine which exports worldwide via Saldanha Bay on the Western Cape coast, all of which is expected to have positive spinoffs for local property. Affordability rather than location is dictating where first-time home buyers and investors purchase residential properties in Kimberly, on the back of five years of dramatic house price growth. Rising commercial activity in Kimberly has been partly responsible for the escalation in entry-level house prices at around R500 000. The city’s growing economy has also pushed up prices at the top end of the market, where it is no longer uncommon to find homes with price tags of R3 million and more. Kimberly’s rapid transition into a major commercial hub in the province in recent years has also seen demand for business premises escalate. This has impacted on former residential suburbs and stock levels since homes are now rapidly being converted into offices as demand for rental space outstrips supply. Among the key economic drivers of the city are an upswing in tourist volumes, a R50 million project by mining conglomerate De Beer’s to upgrade the “Big Hole” as a tourist attraction, along with the construction of a R44 million Protea Hotel adjacent to it, and a R64 million expansion of the Diamond Pavilion Shopping Complex. Some of the city’s valued land is also being utilised to build a R662 million medium security facility, all of which have undermined the city’s stocks of vacant land. In sought-after areas particularly, there are simply no vacant stands for development available any longer. As a result, former “grey areas” are no longer being shunned but are growing in status and popularity by those with limited spending power. Buyers with R500 000 to spend will qualify for a small, old-style home with wooden floors and pressed ceilings on a stand of up to 1000 sqm. These homes, which generally require renovation, tend to be found in suburbs such as Kimberley North, De Beers and West End. Those with higher affordability tend to head for the Memorial Road area, and in particular the streets of Carrington Way and Milner Street, which are within walking distance of the private and popular Christian Brothers College. To purchase an immaculate, original Victorian house on a stand of around 2 000 sqm buyers can expect to pay around R3 million. These prices were unheard of a few years ago, but are now well within reach - and being paid - by executives from the diamond and other industries. While top-end stock is relatively easy to come by, Kimberly is in serious need of sectional title developments and flats, owing to the suppressed affordability levels of first-time, middle market and investor buyers. Property in Kimberly is a superb investment but investors must realise their bond repayments are unlikely to be covered by rental incomes owing to ongoing property price growth which has outstripped the rental market. They are unlikely more than R3 000 a month for a two bedroom flat. Capitalising on the huge demand for residential rentals, Kimberly has seen a rapid increase in the number of home owners turning their garages and other outbuildings into bachelor pads. The rentals they are receiving are being used in many instances to supplement their bond repayments. Most of these tenants tend to be single people unable to afford to buy their own homes. DOUBLE GARAGE CHERRYWOOD KITCHEN

house, 970 m² What a lot you've got!!! Central area, beautiful established garden with pool, main house has 4 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, lounge, dinningroom, large country kitchen with seperate scullery and study area, plus single garage and double carport plus 4 bachelor flatlets. Bedrooms 4.00 Bathrooms 1.00 Alarm Yes Study Yes Garages 1.00 Garden Established Garden Guest Toilet Yes Kitchen Yes Laundry Yes Dining Room Yes Entrance Hall Yes Formal Lounge Yes Floor Type Tiles & Carpets Electric Gate Yes Wall Type Plaster Exterior Plaster Finish Window Type Wood Ceiling Type Rhino Other Wendy House Other 2 Irrigation System Stellenbosch Background Information: Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa, founded by Simon van der Stel in 1679 and renowned for its Cape Dutch buildings, university and wines, Stellenbosch lies in a fertile valley surrounded by vineyards, orchards and mountains. It is an academic and farming community and one of the best preserved towns in South Africa. Stellenbosch is affectionately known as "Eikestad" - town of oaks Stellenbosch is situated in the fertile Jonkershoek river valley and boasts a mild Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and hot summers. The Eerste River that flows through the town, has it origin in the nearby Jonkershoek mountains and flows into the Sea at the Strand in False Bay, 20 kilometers away. The Stellenbosch mountains form a link in the chain of mountains along the south coast of the Western Cape, to the southern tip of Africa (Agulhas). The Stellenbosch valley was the first to be settled and cultivated by the Dutch as they moved from Cape Town towards the interior. The areas offers superb scenic views over mountains, vineyards and orhards covered with wild flowers in spring. The magnificent mountains ranges reach heights of 1600 metres, forming a spectacular backdrop to the town. Stellenbosch is a haven for tourists who have time to walk around and savour the atmosphere of this unique town with oak-lined streets and water furrows. Open- air restaurants and cosy coffee shops line the shady streets and secluded lanes, inviting people to linger and observe the everyday activities of this bustling village. Of the towns founded in the Cape during the period of control by the Dutch East India Company, Stellenbosch is the best preserved. This becomes apparent when walking along Dorp Street, a national monument, which has one of the longest rows of surviving old buildings in South Africa. Dorp Street is a gracious blend of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture. Many of these historic buildings currently house art galleries, restaurants, shops, guest houses and hotels. Talented artists and craftmen find inspiration in this stimulating yet serene environment. The University of Stellenbosch is an intergral part of the history and atmosphere of the town. As the Second oldest university in South Africa it is dedicated to preserving its heritage, while at the same time preparing the leaders of the future. A vibrant atmoshere is created by thousands of students who make Stellenbosch their residence during the academic year. Coetzenburg, the university sports grounds, has nurtured some of South Africa's top athletes and sportsmen and women as well as being the scenic venue for many other events such as the Pavarotti concert and music festivals. Annual Events that take place are: Athletics meetings at Coetzenburg (February and March); University Rag (February); Stellenbosch Festival - street and music festival (September and October); Simon van der Stel Festival (October) and the Food and Wine Festival (October). Thousands of vistors flock to the village to join in the festivities with the locals! The viticulture centre of Southern Africa, Stellenbosh is also home to one of the most prestigious old wine regions in the world, internationally known for excelllent wines. Stellenbosch also boasts the oldest Wine Route in the country, established in 1971. It comprises of 116 open cellar doors. For a wider appreciation of the area enjoy spectacular views whilst traversing the four passes which make up the fruit route. Starting with the Helshoogte Pass to the Berg river valley, over the Franschoek Pass to the upper Riviersonderend valley, then over the Viljoenspass to Elgin and finally back to Stellenbosch down the Sir Lowry's Pass. Stellenbosch with its beautiful art galleries and interesting shops is also part of the Western Cape Arts and Crafts Route. Things To Do : - play a round of golf at one of the 3 top class golf courses; - go for a hike in the mountains; - gallop your stress away on horseback & enjoy a lovely picnic afterwards at Spier; - a variety of stage productions and music evenings always available; - indulge your senses and combine the cheese- , brandy- and culinary routes; - go fly fishing in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve; - relax in the shade of a big old tree in the Heritage - or Botanical Gardens; - stay over in one of the rich variety of independently owned boutique hotels, guest houses or B7B's. Stellenbosch Tourism Information is situated at 36 Market Street. Stellenbosch average precipitation in mm : Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 31 34 37 96 156 167 155 151 100 79 51 39

house Thatched house on corner erf with spacious rooms. Three bedrooms, sitting / dining room with fireplace, TV room, kitchen with ample cupboards, 3 garages & a 2-bedroom apartment. Has potential for guesthouse.... Life in this picturesque town seems to be going slower than elsewhere, giving you time for the more worthwhile things in life. The inhabitants greet you warmly whenever you pass on the street. Here you are welcomed like the prodigal son, and treated like a local from the outset. The friends you quickly make in this town will go out of their way to accommodate you with almost any request you may have. In this town where it is non-existent you easily forget about traffic jams, shootings, muggings and other perils of modern life. The lasting first impression is one of calm sophistication. Calvinia, at the foot of the Hantam mountain range, was the Northern border of the Cape of Good Hope, during the Dutch, Batavian and British occupation. The majestic Hantam mountain, a mesa, is the watershed between summer and winter rainfall. At the founding of the town at the foot of this landmark, it was named Hantam after the mountain. Calvinia is situated 31°30'S and 19°44'E, 970 m above sea level. The average summer temperature in Calvinia is 22°C, but frequently soars above 40°C. During winter the average temperature is 10°C, but it may plummet to -8°C, with an average night temperature of -2°C, with severe frost. Snow frequently falls on the Hantam mountain range during the winter, and is our main source of primary drinking water. Calvinia nestles at the foot of the statuesque Hantam Mountains. These mountains are significant because of the fact that it is the border between no less than six climatic regions, i.e. Ceres-Karoo semi desert to the south, Bokveld with fynbos, proteas and bulbous plant kingdom to the west, Namaqualand to the north-west with its springflower splendour, Bushmanland to the north-east, the Great Karoo to the east, and the Roggeveld with the lowest winter temperature to the south. Although Calvinia is not your average throbbing metropolis, it is still on the cutting edge of development, with its own chain stores, Internet connectivity through our own local service provider, courier services and many other modern amenities. Calvinia is the Hantam Karoo's main town, and is the commercial, industrial and administrative capital. The town abounds with historical buildings, and in flower season this is a great base for exploring natures finest cloak. This is also the home of the Annual Meat Festival, which is as far as journalist Caroline Anderson is concerned 'carnivore heaven'. The town also boasts a tarred airstrip, 1250 meters long and 15 meters wide - big enough to handle up to medium-sized aircraft. (Material - Ernst Coetzee / www.calvinia.co.za) (c) Things To Do : Apart from specialised interests that include unique birds, reptiles, wildlife (riverine rabbits, etc.), the spectacular spring flower miracle is the main natural tourist attraction, and what an attraction it is! Imagine seeing 250 flowers per square meter, over hundreds of hectares ... a sight beyond description. Displays usually reach their peak towards the middle of August and show to a close at the end of September. Depending on the rainfall the flowers may bloom earlier, from mid-July. Calvinia Museum : Here you can see life portrayed in the Hantam during the early years. This exhibit is accommodated in the old synagogue. Farming activities are depicted by a bucket pump, flour mill, cobbling and blacksmith workshops as well as soap and candle-making utensils. Clothing, including the black wedding dress, and the four legged ostrich as well as the Lombard Qudroplite memorabilia are but a few of the interesting exhibits. The development of sheep and wool farming in our country is fully displayed at a separate venue. Akkerendam Nature Reserve & Hiking Trail : Dominated by the majestic Hantam Mountain, the Akkerendam Nature Reserve and Hiking Trail is situated north of the town, Calvinia. Hiking into the Hantam is an excellent way of exploring unspoilt nature. The reserve is also a proclaimed bird sanctuary. The Kareedam provides an oasis for many migrating birds. Within 2 days keen birdwatchers can expect to see 65 different species, including the Cinnamonbreasted Warbler. For the brave who reach the summit of the mountain a sight awaits that literally "lets you see forever on a clear day". The Akkerdam Nature reserve consist mostly of the Hantam Mountain. You can explore the rustic area by one of the various hiking trails that the area offers. The Kareeboom route was designed with senior citizens in mind. The 2km hiking trail takes you along the Hantam Mountain and takes about a hour to complete. The Sterboom route takes you along the easterly side of the Hantam Mountain and up to the Plato. This route takes approximately 6 to 7 hours to complete. For the avid bird watchers the Kareedam serves as an oases for the migrating birds. Karoo Boekehuis : Calvinina boasts a unique Boekehuis (Writer's House) which accommodates acknowledged authors wanting to write undisturbed. An extensive reference library of works on and by Karoo authors, is available for the resident author's exclusive use. Some of the greatest Afrikaans writers ie. N.P. van Wyk Louw, W.E.G. Louw, Anna M. Louw, Elize Muller, Boerneef, Rona Rupert, Charles Fryer, A.A.J. van Niekerk all hail from within a radius of 100 miles from Calvinia.

detached house, 196 m² Breathtaking Views of vineyards and mountains Bedrooms 3.00 Bathrooms 2.00 View Yes Garages 1.00 Garden Small Garden Guest Toilet Yes Kitchen Yes Floor Type Tiles & Carpets Patio Yes Electric Gate Yes Square M Total 190.00 Square M Covered 126.00 Wall Type Plaster Exterior Plaster Finish Window Type Steel Ceiling Type Rhino Other 2 balcony Outbuilding Size 6.00 Stellenbosch Background Information: Property Market : An unsurpassed quality of life, a strong demand in student housing, a growing corporate presence in the town and a lack of residential land due to the encircling vineyards of the historically “dominating” wine industry, has made this one of the most expensive countryside property markets in the country. Rezoning of Stellenbosch agricultural land is due to the local city council’s city planning policy, virtually impossible. The student property market dynamics has since 1994 seen dramatic changes – with a very strong demand being created in the sectional title market by the national policy of affirmative action and the role it is playing in the university’s residences. The number of apartment blocks in Stellenbosch is at present about +- 160 – ranging from 100 m to 3,5 km. from the campus. Prices of flats ranges from about R470 000 (1-bedroom on the outskirts) to R 2,4 mil (2 bedroom / 108 sq.m units in Central Stellenbosch in the “golden triangle”). Student’s parents have during the last few years also utilized the high capital growth achieved on the apartments to pay for their children’s education – again creating & now maintaining a new market dynamic unique to this property market. Location : 50km north-east of Cape Town in the area generally referred to as the Boland (Higher ground). in the Western Cape. The neighbouring towns include Franschhoek, Paarl, Somerset West & Strand. Both the N1 or N2 highways pass Stellenbosch within a few kilometers. The Cape Town International Airport is about 35km from Stellenbosch (20 to 30 minutes away), and the best & safest swimming beach in the province, Strand, is only 20 km away along the R44. General : Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa, founded by Simon van der Stel in 1679 and renowned for its Cape Dutch buildings, university and wines, Stellenbosch lies in a fertile valley surrounded by vineyards, orchards and mountains. It is an academic and farming community and one of the best preserved towns in South Africa. Stellenbosch is affectionately known as "Eikestad" - town of oaks. Stellenbosch is situated in the fertile Jonkershoek river valley and boasts a mild Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and hot summers. The Eerste River that flows through the town, has it origin in the nearby Jonkershoek mountains and flows into the False Bay, 20 kilometers away. The Stellenbosch mountains form a link in the chain of mountains along the south coast of the Western Cape, to the southern tip of Africa (Agulhas). The Stellenbosch valley was the first to be settled and cultivated by the Dutch as they moved from Cape Town towards the interior. The areas offers superb scenic views over mountains, vineyards and orchards covered with wild flowers in spring. The magnificent mountains ranges reach heights of 1600 metres, forming a spectacular backdrop to the town. Stellenbosch is a haven for tourists who have time to walk around and savour the atmosphere of this unique town with oak-lined streets and water furrows. Open-air restaurants and cosy coffee shops line the shady streets and secluded lanes, inviting people to linger and observe the everyday activities of this bustling village. Of the towns founded in the Cape during the period of control by the Dutch East India Company, Stellenbosch is the best preserved. This becomes apparent when walking along Dorp Street, a national monument, which has one of the longest rows of surviving old buildings in South Africa. Dorp Street is a gracious blend of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture. Many of these historic buildings currently house art galleries, restaurants, shops, guest houses and hotels. Talented artists and craftsmen find inspiration in this stimulating yet serene environment. The University of Stellenbosch is an integral part of the history and atmosphere of the town. As the Second oldest university in South Africa it is dedicated to preserving its heritage, while at the same time preparing the leaders of the future. A vibrant atmosphere is created by thousands of students who make Stellenbosch their residence during the academic year. Website address is http://www.sun.ac.za/ . Coetzenburg, the university sports grounds, has nurtured some of South Africa's top athletes and sportsmen and women as well as being the scenic venue for many other events such as the Pavarotti concert and music festivals. Annual Events that take place are: Athletics meetings at Coetzenburg (February and March); University Rag (February); Stellenbosch Festival - street and music festival (September and October); Simon van der Stel Festival (October) and the Food and Wine Festival (October). Thousands of visitors flock to the village to join in the festivities with the locals! The viticulture centre of Southern Africa, Stellenbosh is also home to one of the most prestigious old wine regions in the world, internationally known for excellent wines. Stellenbosch also boasts the oldest Wine Route in the country, established in 1971. It comprises of 116 open cellar doors. For a wider appreciation of the area enjoy spectacular views whilst traversing the four passes which make up the fruit route. Starting with the Helshoogte Pass to the Berg river valley, over the Franschoek Pass to the upper Riviersonderend valley, then over the Viljoenspass to Elgin and finally back to Stellenbosch down the Sir Lowry's Pass. Stellenbosch with its beautiful art galleries and interesting shops is also part of the Western Cape Arts and Crafts Route. Things To Do : - play a round of golf at one of the 3 top class golf courses; - go for a hike in the mountains; - gallop your stress away on horseback & enjoy a lovely picnic afterwards at Spier; - a variety of stage productions and music evenings always available; - indulge your senses and combine the cheese- , brandy- and culinary routes; - go fly fishing in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve; - relax in the shade of a big old tree in the Heritage - or Botanical Gardens; - stay over in one of the rich variety of independently owned boutique hotels, guest houses or B7B's. Stellenbosch Tourism Information is situated at 36 Market Street. Stellenbosch average precipitation in mm : Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 31 34 37 96 156 167 155 151 100 79 51 39 Emergency Numbers : Aids Councelling Centre Tel: 021 400 2682/3400 Ambulance Tel: 021 883 3444 Center Shofar Tel: 021 883 3911 Crises Clinical Psychology Tel: 082 557 0880 Electrician Tel: 021 808 8440 Emergency Services (Toll-free) Tel: 0800 60 11 37 Fire Brigade Tel: 021 808 8888 Hospital Stellenbosch Tel: 021 887 0310 Medi-Clinic Tel: 021 883 8571 Police Tel: 021 809 5000 Rape Crises Tel: 082 850 0090 US Beskermdienste (Campus Security) Tel: 021 808 4891

farm Value for money in the winelands This 1 ha smallholding is in close proximity of a very well known wine estate and hotel complex just outside Stellenbosch. Buildings include a 3 bedroom main house, a single garage with 2 rentable flats on either side as well as a piggery that houses 8 breeding soes and about 50 pigs at any given time. There is furthermore an old zinc ahed on the property that used to be a working ironsmith in years gone by. Water supply is currently from a borehole, but an outlet from the Cape Metropole has already been laid, altough not connected yet. Access to the property is over a railway line and through a security gate which also gives way to 2 adjacent properties. Except for a perfect lifestyle there is no doubt that this property would offer development potential in the long run. Stellenbosch Background Information: Property Market : An unsurpassed quality of life, a strong demand in student housing, a growing corporate presence in the town and a lack of residential land due to the encircling vineyards of the historically “dominating” wine industry, has made this one of the most expensive countryside property markets in the country. Rezoning of Stellenbosch agricultural land is due to the local city council’s city planning policy, virtually impossible. The student property market dynamics has since 1994 seen dramatic changes – with a very strong demand being created in the sectional market by the national policy of affirmative action and the role it is playing in the university’s residences. The number of apartment blocks in Stellenbosch is at present about +- 160 – ranging from 100 m to 3,5 km. from the campus. Prices of flats ranges from about R470 000 (1-bedroom on the outskirts) to R 2,4 mil (2 bedroom / 108 sq.m units in Central Stellenbosch in the “golden triangle”). Student’s parents have during the last few years also utilized the high capital growth achieved on the apartments to pay for their children’s education – again creating & now maintaining a new market dynamic unique to this property market. Location : 50km north-east of Cape Town in the area generally referred to as the Boland (Higher ground). in the Western Cape. The neighbouring towns include Franschhoek, Paarl, Somerset West & Strand. Both the N1 or N2 highways pass Stellenbosch within a few kilometers. The Cape Town International Airport is about 35km from Stellenbosch (20 to 30 minutes away), and the best & safest swimming beach in the province, Strand, is only 20 km away along the R44. General : Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa, founded by Simon van der Stel in 1679 and renowned for its Cape Dutch buildings, university and wines, Stellenbosch lies in a fertile valley surrounded by vineyards, orchards and mountains. It is an academic and farming community and one of the best preserved towns in South Africa. Stellenbosch is affectionately known as "Eikestad" - town of oaks. Stellenbosch is situated in the fertile Jonkershoek river valley and boasts a mild Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and hot summers. The Eerste River that flows through the town, has it origin in the nearby Jonkershoek mountains and flows into the False Bay, 20 kilometers away. The Stellenbosch mountains form a link in the chain of mountains along the south coast of the Western Cape, to the southern tip of Africa (Agulhas). The Stellenbosch valley was the first to be settled and cultivated by the Dutch as they moved from Cape Town towards the interior. The areas offers superb scenic views over mountains, vineyards and orchards covered with wild flowers in spring. The magnificent mountains ranges reach heights of 1600 metres, forming a spectacular backdrop to the town. Stellenbosch is a haven for tourists who have time to walk around and savour the atmosphere of this unique town with oak-lined streets and water furrows. Open-air restaurants and cosy coffee shops line the shady streets and secluded lanes, inviting people to linger and observe the everyday activities of this bustling village. Of the towns founded in the Cape during the period of control by the Dutch East India Company, Stellenbosch is the best preserved. This becomes apparent when walking along Dorp Street, a national monument, which has one of the longest rows of surviving old buildings in South Africa. Dorp Street is a gracious blend of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture. Many of these historic buildings currently house art galleries, restaurants, shops, guest houses and hotels. Talented artists and craftsmen find inspiration in this stimulating yet serene environment. The University of Stellenbosch is an integral part of the history and atmosphere of the town. As the Second oldest university in South Africa it is dedicated to preserving its heritage, while at the same time preparing the leaders of the future. A vibrant atmosphere is created by thousands of students who make Stellenbosch their residence during the academic year. Website address is http://www.sun.ac.za/ . Coetzenburg, the university sports grounds, has nurtured some of South Africa's top athletes and sportsmen and women as well as being the scenic venue for many other events such as the Pavarotti concert and music festivals. Annual Events that take place are: Athletics meetings at Coetzenburg (February and March); University Rag (February); Stellenbosch Festival - street and music festival (September and October); Simon van der Stel Festival (October) and the Food and Wine Festival (October). Thousands of visitors flock to the village to join in the festivities with the locals! The viticulture centre of Southern Africa, Stellenbosh is also home to one of the most prestigious old wine regions in the world, internationally known for excellent wines. Stellenbosch also boasts the oldest Wine Route in the country, established in 1971. It comprises of 116 open cellar doors. For a wider appreciation of the area enjoy spectacular views whilst traversing the four passes which make up the fruit route. Starting with the Helshoogte Pass to the Berg river valley, over the Franschoek Pass to the upper Riviersonderend valley, then over the Viljoenspass to Elgin and finally back to Stellenbosch down the Sir Lowry's Pass. Stellenbosch with its beautiful art galleries and interesting shops is also part of the Western Cape Arts and Crafts Route. Things To Do : - play a round of golf at one of the 3 top class golf courses; - go for a hike in the mountains; - gallop your stress away on horseback & enjoy a lovely picnic afterwards at Spier; - a variety of stage productions and music evenings always available; - indulge your senses and combine the cheese- , brandy- and culinary routes; - go fly fishing in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve; - relax in the shade of a big old tree in the Heritage - or Botanical Gardens; - stay over in one of the rich variety of independently owned boutique hotels, guest houses or B7B's. Stellenbosch Tourism Information is situated at 36 Market Street. Stellenbosch average precipitation in mm : Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 31 34 37 96 156 167 155 151 100 79 51 39 Emergency Numbers : Aids Councelling Centre Tel: 021 400 2682/3400 Ambulance Tel: 021 883 3444 Center Shofar Tel: 021 883 3911 Crises Clinical Psychology Tel: 082 557 0880 Electrician Tel: 021 808 8440 Emergency Services (Toll-free) Tel: 0800 60 11 37 Fire Brigade Tel: 021 808 8888 Hospital Stellenbosch Tel: 021 887 0310 Medi-Clinic Tel: 021 883 8571 Police Tel: 021 809 5000 Rape Crises Tel: 082 850 0090 US Beskermdienste (Campus Security) Tel: 021 808 4891 Water Tel: 021 808 8343 --

flat On Stellenbosch campus This Stellenbosch apartment is a must see!! 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom & 1 Garage!! Call now!! Stellenbosch Background Information: Property Market : An unsurpassed quality of life, a strong demand in student housing, a growing corporate presence in the town and a lack of residential land due to the encircling vineyards of the historically “dominating” wine industry, has made this one of the most expensive countryside property markets in the country. Rezoning of Stellenbosch agricultural land is due to the local city council’s city planning policy, virtually impossible. The student property market dynamics has since 1994 seen dramatic changes – with a very strong demand being created in the sectional market by the national policy of affirmative action and the role it is playing in the university’s residences. The number of apartment blocks in Stellenbosch is at present about +- 160 – ranging from 100 m to 3,5 km. from the campus. Prices of flats ranges from about R470 000 (1-bedroom on the outskirts) to R 2,4 mil (2 bedroom / 108 sq.m units in Central Stellenbosch in the “golden triangle”). Student’s parents have during the last few years also utilized the high capital growth achieved on the apartments to pay for their children’s education – again creating & now maintaining a new market dynamic unique to this property market. Location : 50km north-east of Cape Town in the area generally referred to as the Boland (Higher ground). in the Western Cape. The neighbouring towns include Franschhoek, Paarl, Somerset West & Strand. Both the N1 or N2 highways pass Stellenbosch within a few kilometers. The Cape Town International Airport is about 35km from Stellenbosch (20 to 30 minutes away), and the best & safest swimming beach in the province, Strand, is only 20 km away along the R44. General : Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa, founded by Simon van der Stel in 1679 and renowned for its Cape Dutch buildings, university and wines, Stellenbosch lies in a fertile valley surrounded by vineyards, orchards and mountains. It is an academic and farming community and one of the best preserved towns in South Africa. Stellenbosch is affectionately known as "Eikestad" - town of oaks. Stellenbosch is situated in the fertile Jonkershoek river valley and boasts a mild Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and hot summers. The Eerste River that flows through the town, has it origin in the nearby Jonkershoek mountains and flows into the False Bay, 20 kilometers away. The Stellenbosch mountains form a link in the chain of mountains along the south coast of the Western Cape, to the southern tip of Africa (Agulhas). The Stellenbosch valley was the first to be settled and cultivated by the Dutch as they moved from Cape Town towards the interior. The areas offers superb scenic views over mountains, vineyards and orchards covered with wild flowers in spring. The magnificent mountains ranges reach heights of 1600 metres, forming a spectacular backdrop to the town. Stellenbosch is a haven for tourists who have time to walk around and savour the atmosphere of this unique town with oak-lined streets and water furrows. Open-air restaurants and cosy coffee shops line the shady streets and secluded lanes, inviting people to linger and observe the everyday activities of this bustling village. Of the towns founded in the Cape during the period of control by the Dutch East India Company, Stellenbosch is the best preserved. This becomes apparent when walking along Dorp Street, a national monument, which has one of the longest rows of surviving old buildings in South Africa. Dorp Street is a gracious blend of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture. Many of these historic buildings currently house art galleries, restaurants, shops, guest houses and hotels. Talented artists and craftsmen find inspiration in this stimulating yet serene environment. The University of Stellenbosch is an integral part of the history and atmosphere of the town. As the Second oldest university in South Africa it is dedicated to preserving its heritage, while at the same time preparing the leaders of the future. A vibrant atmosphere is created by thousands of students who make Stellenbosch their residence during the academic year. Website address is http://www.sun.ac.za/ . Coetzenburg, the university sports grounds, has nurtured some of South Africa's top athletes and sportsmen and women as well as being the scenic venue for many other events such as the Pavarotti concert and music festivals. Annual Events that take place are: Athletics meetings at Coetzenburg (February and March); University Rag (February); Stellenbosch Festival - street and music festival (September and October); Simon van der Stel Festival (October) and the Food and Wine Festival (October). Thousands of visitors flock to the village to join in the festivities with the locals! The viticulture centre of Southern Africa, Stellenbosh is also home to one of the most prestigious old wine regions in the world, internationally known for excellent wines. Stellenbosch also boasts the oldest Wine Route in the country, established in 1971. It comprises of 116 open cellar doors. For a wider appreciation of the area enjoy spectacular views whilst traversing the four passes which make up the fruit route. Starting with the Helshoogte Pass to the Berg river valley, over the Franschoek Pass to the upper Riviersonderend valley, then over the Viljoenspass to Elgin and finally back to Stellenbosch down the Sir Lowry's Pass. Stellenbosch with its beautiful art galleries and interesting shops is also part of the Western Cape Arts and Crafts Route. Things To Do : - play a round of golf at one of the 3 top class golf courses; - go for a hike in the mountains; - gallop your stress away on horseback & enjoy a lovely picnic afterwards at Spier; - a variety of stage productions and music evenings always available; - indulge your senses and combine the cheese- , brandy- and culinary routes; - go fly fishing in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve; - relax in the shade of a big old tree in the Heritage - or Botanical Gardens; - stay over in one of the rich variety of independently owned boutique hotels, guest houses or B7B's. Stellenbosch Tourism Information is situated at 36 Market Street. Stellenbosch average precipitation in mm : Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 31 34 37 96 156 167 155 151 100 79 51 39 Emergency Numbers : Aids Councelling Centre Tel: 021 400 2682/3400 Ambulance Tel: 021 883 3444 Center Shofar Tel: 021 883 3911 Crises Clinical Psychology Tel: 082 557 0880 Electrician Tel: 021 808 8440 Emergency Services (Toll-free) Tel: 0800 60 11 37 Fire Brigade Tel: 021 808 8888 Hospital Stellenbosch Tel: 021 887 0310 Medi-Clinic Tel: 021 883 8571 Police Tel: 021 809 5000 Rape Crises Tel: 082 850 0090 US Beskermdienste (Campus Security) Tel: 021 808 4891 Water Tel: 021 808 8343 --

farm Breathtaking Views of vineyards and mountains Don't kick yourself later!!! This 1,3 Ha incoming generating smallholding is situated against the slopes of the majestic mountains between Stellenbosch and Somerset West. Apart from the 1 Ha Cabernet Sauvignon block of vines, the property has 4 self contained accommodation units attached to the main house. This is a well run business, both from the perspective of viticulture and tourism. With easy accessibility, fine views and good neighbours, this property is where you can live your dreams out and experience capital growth day by day. Stellenbosch Background Information: Property Market : An unsurpassed quality of life, a strong demand in student housing, a growing corporate presence in the town and a lack of residential land due to the encircling vineyards of the historically “dominating” wine industry, has made this one of the most expensive countryside property markets in the country. Rezoning of Stellenbosch agricultural land is due to the local city council’s city planning policy, virtually impossible. The student property market dynamics has since 1994 seen dramatic changes – with a very strong demand being created in the sectional market by the national policy of affirmative action and the role it is playing in the university’s residences. The number of apartment blocks in Stellenbosch is at present about +- 160 – ranging from 100 m to 3,5 km. from the campus. Prices of flats ranges from about R470 000 (1-bedroom on the outskirts) to R 2,4 mil (2 bedroom / 108 sq.m units in Central Stellenbosch in the “golden triangle”). Student’s parents have during the last few years also utilized the high capital growth achieved on the apartments to pay for their children’s education – again creating & now maintaining a new market dynamic unique to this property market. Location : 50km north-east of Cape Town in the area generally referred to as the Boland (Higher ground). in the Western Cape. The neighbouring towns include Franschhoek, Paarl, Somerset West & Strand. Both the N1 or N2 highways pass Stellenbosch within a few kilometers. The Cape Town International Airport is about 35km from Stellenbosch (20 to 30 minutes away), and the best & safest swimming beach in the province, Strand, is only 20 km away along the R44. General : Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa, founded by Simon van der Stel in 1679 and renowned for its Cape Dutch buildings, university and wines, Stellenbosch lies in a fertile valley surrounded by vineyards, orchards and mountains. It is an academic and farming community and one of the best preserved towns in South Africa. Stellenbosch is affectionately known as "Eikestad" - town of oaks. Stellenbosch is situated in the fertile Jonkershoek river valley and boasts a mild Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and hot summers. The Eerste River that flows through the town, has it origin in the nearby Jonkershoek mountains and flows into the False Bay, 20 kilometers away. The Stellenbosch mountains form a link in the chain of mountains along the south coast of the Western Cape, to the southern tip of Africa (Agulhas). The Stellenbosch valley was the first to be settled and cultivated by the Dutch as they moved from Cape Town towards the interior. The areas offers superb scenic views over mountains, vineyards and orchards covered with wild flowers in spring. The magnificent mountains ranges reach heights of 1600 metres, forming a spectacular backdrop to the town. Stellenbosch is a haven for tourists who have time to walk around and savour the atmosphere of this unique town with oak-lined streets and water furrows. Open-air restaurants and cosy coffee shops line the shady streets and secluded lanes, inviting people to linger and observe the everyday activities of this bustling village. Of the towns founded in the Cape during the period of control by the Dutch East India Company, Stellenbosch is the best preserved. This becomes apparent when walking along Dorp Street, a national monument, which has one of the longest rows of surviving old buildings in South Africa. Dorp Street is a gracious blend of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture. Many of these historic buildings currently house art galleries, restaurants, shops, guest houses and hotels. Talented artists and craftsmen find inspiration in this stimulating yet serene environment. The University of Stellenbosch is an integral part of the history and atmosphere of the town. As the Second oldest university in South Africa it is dedicated to preserving its heritage, while at the same time preparing the leaders of the future. A vibrant atmosphere is created by thousands of students who make Stellenbosch their residence during the academic year. Website address is http://www.sun.ac.za/ . Coetzenburg, the university sports grounds, has nurtured some of South Africa's top athletes and sportsmen and women as well as being the scenic venue for many other events such as the Pavarotti concert and music festivals. Annual Events that take place are: Athletics meetings at Coetzenburg (February and March); University Rag (February); Stellenbosch Festival - street and music festival (September and October); Simon van der Stel Festival (October) and the Food and Wine Festival (October). Thousands of visitors flock to the village to join in the festivities with the locals! The viticulture centre of Southern Africa, Stellenbosh is also home to one of the most prestigious old wine regions in the world, internationally known for excellent wines. Stellenbosch also boasts the oldest Wine Route in the country, established in 1971. It comprises of 116 open cellar doors. For a wider appreciation of the area enjoy spectacular views whilst traversing the four passes which make up the fruit route. Starting with the Helshoogte Pass to the Berg river valley, over the Franschoek Pass to the upper Riviersonderend valley, then over the Viljoenspass to Elgin and finally back to Stellenbosch down the Sir Lowry's Pass. Stellenbosch with its beautiful art galleries and interesting shops is also part of the Western Cape Arts and Crafts Route. Things To Do : - play a round of golf at one of the 3 top class golf courses; - go for a hike in the mountains; - gallop your stress away on horseback & enjoy a lovely picnic afterwards at Spier; - a variety of stage productions and music evenings always available; - indulge your senses and combine the cheese- , brandy- and culinary routes; - go fly fishing in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve; - relax in the shade of a big old tree in the Heritage - or Botanical Gardens; - stay over in one of the rich variety of independently owned boutique hotels, guest houses or B7B's. Stellenbosch Tourism Information is situated at 36 Market Street. Stellenbosch average precipitation in mm : Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 31 34 37 96 156 167 155 151 100 79 51 39 Emergency Numbers : Aids Councelling Centre Tel: 021 400 2682/3400 Ambulance Tel: 021 883 3444 Center Shofar Tel: 021 883 3911 Crises Clinical Psychology Tel: 082 557 0880 Electrician Tel: 021 808 8440 Emergency Services (Toll-free) Tel: 0800 60 11 37 Fire Brigade Tel: 021 808 8888 Hospital Stellenbosch Tel: 021 887 0310 Medi-Clinic Tel: 021 883 8571 Police Tel: 021 809 5000 Rape Crises Tel: 082 850 0090 US Beskermdienste (Campus Security) Tel: 021 808 4891 Water Tel: 021 808 8343 --

flat Bargain in this popular University town of Stellenbosch. You have to see this one! Stellenbosch Background Information: Property Market : An unsurpassed quality of life, a strong demand in student housing, a growing corporate presence in the town and a lack of residential land due to the encircling vineyards of the historically “dominating” wine industry, has made this one of the most expensive countryside property markets in the country. Rezoning of Stellenbosch agricultural land is due to the local city council’s city planning policy, virtually impossible. The student property market dynamics has since 1994 seen dramatic changes – with a very strong demand being created in the sectional market by the national policy of affirmative action and the role it is playing in the university’s residences. The number of apartment blocks in Stellenbosch is at present about +- 160 – ranging from 100 m to 3,5 km. from the campus. Prices of flats ranges from about R470 000 (1-bedroom on the outskirts) to R 2,4 mil (2 bedroom / 108 sq.m units in Central Stellenbosch in the “golden triangle”). Student’s parents have during the last few years also utilized the high capital growth achieved on the apartments to pay for their children’s education – again creating & now maintaining a new market dynamic unique to this property market. Location : 50km north-east of Cape Town in the area generally referred to as the Boland (Higher ground). in the Western Cape. The neighbouring towns include Franschhoek, Paarl, Somerset West & Strand. Both the N1 or N2 highways pass Stellenbosch within a few kilometers. The Cape Town International Airport is about 35km from Stellenbosch (20 to 30 minutes away), and the best & safest swimming beach in the province, Strand, is only 20 km away along the R44. General : Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa, founded by Simon van der Stel in 1679 and renowned for its Cape Dutch buildings, university and wines, Stellenbosch lies in a fertile valley surrounded by vineyards, orchards and mountains. It is an academic and farming community and one of the best preserved towns in South Africa. Stellenbosch is affectionately known as "Eikestad" - town of oaks. Stellenbosch is situated in the fertile Jonkershoek river valley and boasts a mild Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and hot summers. The Eerste River that flows through the town, has it origin in the nearby Jonkershoek mountains and flows into the False Bay, 20 kilometers away. The Stellenbosch mountains form a link in the chain of mountains along the south coast of the Western Cape, to the southern tip of Africa (Agulhas). The Stellenbosch valley was the first to be settled and cultivated by the Dutch as they moved from Cape Town towards the interior. The areas offers superb scenic views over mountains, vineyards and orchards covered with wild flowers in spring. The magnificent mountains ranges reach heights of 1600 metres, forming a spectacular backdrop to the town. Stellenbosch is a haven for tourists who have time to walk around and savour the atmosphere of this unique town with oak-lined streets and water furrows. Open-air restaurants and cosy coffee shops line the shady streets and secluded lanes, inviting people to linger and observe the everyday activities of this bustling village. Of the towns founded in the Cape during the period of control by the Dutch East India Company, Stellenbosch is the best preserved. This becomes apparent when walking along Dorp Street, a national monument, which has one of the longest rows of surviving old buildings in South Africa. Dorp Street is a gracious blend of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture. Many of these historic buildings currently house art galleries, restaurants, shops, guest houses and hotels. Talented artists and craftsmen find inspiration in this stimulating yet serene environment. The University of Stellenbosch is an integral part of the history and atmosphere of the town. As the Second oldest university in South Africa it is dedicated to preserving its heritage, while at the same time preparing the leaders of the future. A vibrant atmosphere is created by thousands of students who make Stellenbosch their residence during the academic year. Website address is http://www.sun.ac.za/ . Coetzenburg, the university sports grounds, has nurtured some of South Africa's top athletes and sportsmen and women as well as being the scenic venue for many other events such as the Pavarotti concert and music festivals. Annual Events that take place are: Athletics meetings at Coetzenburg (February and March); University Rag (February); Stellenbosch Festival - street and music festival (September and October); Simon van der Stel Festival (October) and the Food and Wine Festival (October). Thousands of visitors flock to the village to join in the festivities with the locals! The viticulture centre of Southern Africa, Stellenbosh is also home to one of the most prestigious old wine regions in the world, internationally known for excellent wines. Stellenbosch also boasts the oldest Wine Route in the country, established in 1971. It comprises of 116 open cellar doors. For a wider appreciation of the area enjoy spectacular views whilst traversing the four passes which make up the fruit route. Starting with the Helshoogte Pass to the Berg river valley, over the Franschoek Pass to the upper Riviersonderend valley, then over the Viljoenspass to Elgin and finally back to Stellenbosch down the Sir Lowry's Pass. Stellenbosch with its beautiful art galleries and interesting shops is also part of the Western Cape Arts and Crafts Route. Things To Do : - play a round of golf at one of the 3 top class golf courses; - go for a hike in the mountains; - gallop your stress away on horseback & enjoy a lovely picnic afterwards at Spier; - a variety of stage productions and music evenings always available; - indulge your senses and combine the cheese- , brandy- and culinary routes; - go fly fishing in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve; - relax in the shade of a big old tree in the Heritage - or Botanical Gardens; - stay over in one of the rich variety of independently owned boutique hotels, guest houses or B7B's. Stellenbosch Tourism Information is situated at 36 Market Street. Stellenbosch average precipitation in mm : Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 31 34 37 96 156 167 155 151 100 79 51 39 Emergency Numbers : Aids Councelling Centre Tel: 021 400 2682/3400 Ambulance Tel: 021 883 3444 Center Shofar Tel: 021 883 3911 Crises Clinical Psychology Tel: 082 557 0880 Electrician Tel: 021 808 8440 Emergency Services (Toll-free) Tel: 0800 60 11 37 Fire Brigade Tel: 021 808 8888 Hospital Stellenbosch Tel: 021 887 0310 Medi-Clinic Tel: 021 883 8571 Police Tel: 021 809 5000 Rape Crises Tel: 082 850 0090 US Beskermdienste (Campus Security) Tel: 021 808 4891 Water Tel: 021 808 8343 --

flat On Stellenbosch campus. Stellenbosch Background Information: Property Market : An unsurpassed quality of life, a strong demand in student housing, a growing corporate presence in the town and a lack of residential land due to the encircling vineyards of the historically “dominating” wine industry, has made this one of the most expensive countryside property markets in the country. Rezoning of Stellenbosch agricultural land is due to the local city council’s city planning policy, virtually impossible. The student property market dynamics has since 1994 seen dramatic changes – with a very strong demand being created in the sectional market by the national policy of affirmative action and the role it is playing in the university’s residences. The number of apartment blocks in Stellenbosch is at present about +- 160 – ranging from 100 m to 3,5 km. from the campus. Prices of flats ranges from about R470 000 (1-bedroom on the outskirts) to R 2,4 mil (2 bedroom / 108 sq.m units in Central Stellenbosch in the “golden triangle”). Student’s parents have during the last few years also utilized the high capital growth achieved on the apartments to pay for their children’s education – again creating & now maintaining a new market dynamic unique to this property market. Location : 50km north-east of Cape Town in the area generally referred to as the Boland (Higher ground). in the Western Cape. The neighbouring towns include Franschhoek, Paarl, Somerset West & Strand. Both the N1 or N2 highways pass Stellenbosch within a few kilometers. The Cape Town International Airport is about 35km from Stellenbosch (20 to 30 minutes away), and the best & safest swimming beach in the province, Strand, is only 20 km away along the R44. General : Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa, founded by Simon van der Stel in 1679 and renowned for its Cape Dutch buildings, university and wines, Stellenbosch lies in a fertile valley surrounded by vineyards, orchards and mountains. It is an academic and farming community and one of the best preserved towns in South Africa. Stellenbosch is affectionately known as "Eikestad" - town of oaks. Stellenbosch is situated in the fertile Jonkershoek river valley and boasts a mild Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and hot summers. The Eerste River that flows through the town, has it origin in the nearby Jonkershoek mountains and flows into the False Bay, 20 kilometers away. The Stellenbosch mountains form a link in the chain of mountains along the south coast of the Western Cape, to the southern tip of Africa (Agulhas). The Stellenbosch valley was the first to be settled and cultivated by the Dutch as they moved from Cape Town towards the interior. The areas offers superb scenic views over mountains, vineyards and orchards covered with wild flowers in spring. The magnificent mountains ranges reach heights of 1600 metres, forming a spectacular backdrop to the town. Stellenbosch is a haven for tourists who have time to walk around and savour the atmosphere of this unique town with oak-lined streets and water furrows. Open-air restaurants and cosy coffee shops line the shady streets and secluded lanes, inviting people to linger and observe the everyday activities of this bustling village. Of the towns founded in the Cape during the period of control by the Dutch East India Company, Stellenbosch is the best preserved. This becomes apparent when walking along Dorp Street, a national monument, which has one of the longest rows of surviving old buildings in South Africa. Dorp Street is a gracious blend of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture. Many of these historic buildings currently house art galleries, restaurants, shops, guest houses and hotels. Talented artists and craftsmen find inspiration in this stimulating yet serene environment. The University of Stellenbosch is an integral part of the history and atmosphere of the town. As the Second oldest university in South Africa it is dedicated to preserving its heritage, while at the same time preparing the leaders of the future. A vibrant atmosphere is created by thousands of students who make Stellenbosch their residence during the academic year. Website address is http://www.sun.ac.za/ . Coetzenburg, the university sports grounds, has nurtured some of South Africa's top athletes and sportsmen and women as well as being the scenic venue for many other events such as the Pavarotti concert and music festivals. Annual Events that take place are: Athletics meetings at Coetzenburg (February and March); University Rag (February); Stellenbosch Festival - street and music festival (September and October); Simon van der Stel Festival (October) and the Food and Wine Festival (October). Thousands of visitors flock to the village to join in the festivities with the locals! The viticulture centre of Southern Africa, Stellenbosh is also home to one of the most prestigious old wine regions in the world, internationally known for excellent wines. Stellenbosch also boasts the oldest Wine Route in the country, established in 1971. It comprises of 116 open cellar doors. For a wider appreciation of the area enjoy spectacular views whilst traversing the four passes which make up the fruit route. Starting with the Helshoogte Pass to the Berg river valley, over the Franschoek Pass to the upper Riviersonderend valley, then over the Viljoenspass to Elgin and finally back to Stellenbosch down the Sir Lowry's Pass. Stellenbosch with its beautiful art galleries and interesting shops is also part of the Western Cape Arts and Crafts Route. Things To Do : - play a round of golf at one of the 3 top class golf courses; - go for a hike in the mountains; - gallop your stress away on horseback & enjoy a lovely picnic afterwards at Spier; - a variety of stage productions and music evenings always available; - indulge your senses and combine the cheese- , brandy- and culinary routes; - go fly fishing in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve; - relax in the shade of a big old tree in the Heritage - or Botanical Gardens; - stay over in one of the rich variety of independently owned boutique hotels, guest houses or B7B's. Stellenbosch Tourism Information is situated at 36 Market Street. Stellenbosch average precipitation in mm : Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 31 34 37 96 156 167 155 151 100 79 51 39 Emergency Numbers : Aids Councelling Centre Tel: 021 400 2682/3400 Ambulance Tel: 021 883 3444 Center Shofar Tel: 021 883 3911 Crises Clinical Psychology Tel: 082 557 0880 Electrician Tel: 021 808 8440 Emergency Services (Toll-free) Tel: 0800 60 11 37 Fire Brigade Tel: 021 808 8888 Hospital Stellenbosch Tel: 021 887 0310 Medi-Clinic Tel: 021 883 8571 Police Tel: 021 809 5000 Rape Crises Tel: 082 850 0090 US Beskermdienste (Campus Security) Tel: 021 808 4891 Water Tel: 021 808 8343 --

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