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The house.

Two bedrooms, one bathroom, an open-air living space, a kitchen, a swimming pool and a boma.

The house with its stacking doors open, the living room and kitchen open to the bush.
By numbers

The house, by numbers

Bedroom one, open to the patio, with two wicker chairs outside.
Two bedrooms,
The bathroom: the basin, the shower and the light from the window.
one bathroom,
A wide thorn tree in the veld under a big sky.
and no internet at all.
  • Open-air living
  • Kitchen
  • Swimming pool
  • Boma

The house runs completely on solar, so there’s no load shedding, and hot water comes from a gas geyser. It sleeps four.

Six rooms

The tour.

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Bedrooms.

Bedroom one

The first bedroom has a comfortable queen bed made up with quality linen, for restful nights and daytime naps. A sliding door opens onto a small patio, perfect for your morning coffee and the sounds of the bush around you.

The queen bed with a checked blanket and ochre cushions.
“The furniture and beds are comfortable and the space is absolutely beautiful.” Jonathan · Lehi, Utah · July 2026
A wooden shelf of pictures above the bed.
A straw hat on the bedside table, by the window.
The wardrobe, a chair and the end of the bed.
Morning light across an armchair and a woven rug.

Through the sliding door,

The bedroom from the patio: the bed through the open sliding door.
A linen curtain moving in the doorway.
A wicker chair on the patio, facing the bush.

Bedroom two

The second bedroom is a cosy room with a vaulted ceiling, and two single beds (or one king bed).

Bedroom two: the beds with green cushions under a vaulted ceiling, and a curtained window.
A lantern on a wooden chair beside the bed.
A painting, a small brass impala and a beetle print on the shelf.
The bed made up with a checked blanket and green cushions.
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Living room.

Experience the essence of open-air living.

Our spacious living area blends into the outdoors through large stacking doors, with a comfortable lounge and a dining space.

The living room with its sliding barn doors, a green sofa and a kudu print.
The sofa wall: a woven hanging and a kudu print.
A sliding barn door of pale wood.

Lounge and dine.

The dining table under a woven lampshade, with a map of Africa.
A lantern, a map of Africa and a wooden sideboard.
A white candle in a carved holder.
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Kitchen.

A fully equipped kitchen that opens up to nature.

Whether you’re cooking on the gas hob or grilling over the indoor fireplace and braai, the kitchen is a haven for cooking good food.

The open kitchen under a reed ceiling, with the bush beyond.
“The kitchen was stocked up with everything you could possibly need.” Boitumelo · Sandton · April 2026
The kitchen counter and basin, open to the trees.
The kitchen and the dining table.
The kitchen, the indoor fireplace and braai, and the bush beyond.

Fire.

The indoor fireplace, lit, under a pair of horns.
Food on the grid over the coals.
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Bathroom.

A sun-bathed bathroom with a shower and a completely unique farm bath.

The perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring.

The farm bath, clad in galvanised corrugated steel, and a kilim.
The bath by the window, with a towel over the side.
Towels hanging from a branch on the wall.
Copper pipes and a copper shower head against a white wall.
The shower, a round mirror and an enamel basin.
Through the doorway to the toilet.
The bathroom window and the basin.
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Pool.

Escape the bushveld heat in your own natural splash pool, overlooking the Waterberg mountains.

The splash pool, still, with the sky and the bush in it.
Bare feet on the pool wall, and their reflection.
Walking along the edge of the splash pool.
“…there’s a great pool that’s perfect for any time of day.” Dan · Johannesburg · February 2024
In the pool, looking at the hills, a striped towel over the wall.
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Boma.

Come together around the boma.

The boma: a round clay wall with cushions around the fire pit.
“The pool and fire pit are nice features for hot days and social evenings.” James · Johannesburg · February 2025
The boma chimney under the trees.

Make fire,

Wood stacked in the fire pit.

tell stories

A child looks over the boma wall towards the bush.
The donkey drops by.

and forge unforgettable memories.

Built by hand.

Exposed copper, walls finished in boma clay render, a bath of galvanised corrugated steel, ceilings of reed, and corrugated iron, which only gets better with age.

Copper pipes.
Copper
Boma clay render on a wall.
Clay
Galvanised corrugated steel.
Steel
A reed ceiling.
Reed
The sun going down behind the bush.