Tuin Huis

Tuin Huis is located in the heart of Hanover, a charming small town in the Northern Cape, where the N1 and N10 highways intersect. This central location makes it an ideal base to explore the town and its surroundings. Tuin Huis is a charming historic house, built in 1858, offering cosy self-catering accommodation for up to four guests, including children. This beautifully preserved home features two bedrooms, a bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a dining room, a lounge, and a TV room. The main bedroom is furnished with an extra-length king-size bed, while the second bedroom has two comfortable three-quarter beds. Both rooms have fans, heaters, electric blankets and share a bathroom equipped with a shower and toilet. The kitchen is well-equipped with modern amenities, including a gas stove, ensuring convenience during load shedding. Relaxation is easy in the TV room, which is equipped with OpenView. Guests are also welcome to bring their own DStv decoder for added entertainment. Trappieskop is a charming, historic 'nagmaal huis' cottage offering comfortable self-catering accommodation. Named after the nearby 'koppie' (hill), it provides the perfect base for enjoying the panoramic views of the surrounding area. The house is designed to comfortably accommodate 2 guests. It features a cosy double room equipped with a fan, heater and an electric blanket for added comfort. For guests who prefer not to share a bed, a single bed is also available. Staying true to the green eco-policy, the linen provided is not ironed. The bathroom includes a convenient shower-over-bath combination. The kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering, offering cutlery, crockery, a fridge, stove, dishwasher, and microwave, ensuring guests have everything they need for a comfortable stay. The cottage features a variety of amenities to ensure a comfortable stay, including a TV with OpenView and braai facilities. The house features a spacious garden, providing a serene outdoor space for relaxation. Pets are welcome to join you during your stay, but this is by prior arrangement to ensure a comfortable experience for all guests. Stay connected with fast, complimentary Wi-Fi throughout your stay. Enjoy free and secure parking for added peace of mind. For dining options, guests will find a selection of excellent restaurants, fast-food outlets, and supermarkets within easy reach. Hanover offers visitors the chance to immerse themselves in its history, with several well-preserved historic buildings to admire. For outdoor enthusiasts, the town provides opportunities for mountain biking and hiking, including a climb up Trappieskop, which offers stunning panoramic views of the town and the surrounding landscape.

Area Info

Hanover is a quaint town located in the Northern Cape, South Africa, in the heart of the Great Karoo. Known for its serene atmosphere and historic charm, Hanover is where the N1 and N10 highways intersect, making it a convenient stopover for travellers. Surrounded by wide-open plains, clear skies, and a distinctive Karoo landscape, it offers a unique experience for visitors seeking tranquillity and a connection to the past.

Hanover is rich in history, with beautifully preserved Victorian-style buildings and historic homes that reflect its heritage. The town's architecture offers a glimpse into its past as a farming and trading hub.

A short climb up Trappieskop, a hill overlooking the town, rewards visitors with stunning panoramic views of the area. It’s perfect for photographers or anyone looking to enjoy the serenity of the Karoo. The impressive Dutch Reformed Church, built in 1908, is a focal point of Hanover. Its grand design and historical significance make it worth a visit.

Renowned author Olive Schreiner, who wrote "The Story of an African Farm," lived in Hanover. With minimal light pollution, Hanover provides an ideal setting for stargazing. The clear Karoo skies showcase a breathtaking view of the stars.