Bokkemanskloof, Hout Bay

Located at number 21A Bokkemanskloof Road in Hout Bay and positioned on the northern face of the magnificent Vlakkenberg mountainside surrounded by Table Mountain National Park, lies the Bokkemanskloof Estate. Built between 1996 - 2000 as an open eco-estate comprised of 112 houses, Bokkemanskloof is a shining example of Cape Vernacular architecture. With 24-hour security, ample green open space teeming with abundant indigenous vegetation and diverse birdlife that provides perfect opportunities for walks and areas for children to play, Bokkemanskloof Estate is a highly sought-after location for both new and established families alike. The grandiose beauty of Bokkemanskloof stretches far beyond the borders of the estate itself and into the surrounding valley of Hout Bay which offers much to the residents of the estate. The former fishing village has managed to maintain its unique blend of fishing harbour and country flair and is home to stunning sandy beaches with white sand and clear cerulean waters, many popular restaurants, tourist attractions, celebrated landmarks, wine farms and schools all framed by breath-taking mountain ranges. Other activities available for residents and visitors to the surrounding area include cycling, hiking and even horse riding trails. Those living in Bokkemanskloof Estate can also access the Hout Bay area along the iconic Chapman's Peak Drive via Llandudno and Camps Bay and can also use this same route when travelling into the epicentre of Cape Town's bustling CBD. Within short driving distance from the estate is the popular Hout Bay harbour which hosts the Bay Harbour Market, and also close by are the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens, Constantia Nek and the Constantia Wine Route among others. For those looking for an estate that offers a unique blend of natural flair in an enchanting green setting in combination with security and an easy-living family lifestyle, look no further than the grand Bokkemanskloof Estate.