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19 on Paul St Hartenbos
19 on Paul St Hartenbos is a spacious self-catering home located in Hartenbos a holiday resort town between George and Mossel Bay on the popular Garden Route. This beautiful home is just a 2.5 km drive from the main Hartenbos beach, the seafront, and a mall. You can escape the holiday buzz if you like or enjoy the festivities with it only being around the corner. The house can accommodate up to 8 guests and has four double bedrooms, two of which have an en-suite bathroom while the other two share a family bathroom. The kitchen is fully equipped with all necessary appliances and has a scullery area with a dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. The dining and living rooms are open-plan and include a flat-screen Smart TV and an indoor braai fireplace. There is an upstairs deck with outdoor dining furniture, a kettle braai and sea views. Downstairs is a covered patio with outdoor dining furniture, a built-in unstocked bar and a swimming pool.
Area Info
The home is located in Menkenkop which is an upmarket area of Hartenbos. Hartenbos is a town in the Western Cape province of South Africa. It is located some 45 kilometres outside George, South Africa. Hartenbos Beach promises visitors ‘everything under the sun’ – starting with its Blue Flag status, which indicates the quality of its environmental health and the available amenities. The kilometres of clean sand are perfect for long walks, and the beach lends itself to a range of other activities. You can swim at several designated spots and enjoy beachfront facilities, like a heated indoor pool, a super-tube water slide, a bowling green, tennis courts, an amusement centre, conference facilities and a stadium for festivals.
The beautiful and safe lagoon of the Hartenbos River is also great for family-friendly water sports and is known as a good fishing spot for shad and white Steenbras.
Hartenbos Beach attracts watchers of whales, dolphins and seals too, as well as nature enthusiasts and birders who enjoy the abundant wildlife – particularly near the river mouth, which is an active breeding ground for sea birds.
