19 On Hurd

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Geriewe
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Kapasiteit: 10 gaste

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19 On Hurd offers a welcoming and convenient stay in Port Elizabeth’s Newton-Park/358-0-1-1'>Newton Park, catering to families, friends, and business travellers alike. The property is well-situated near major corporate offices such as Canon and Toyota, making it an excellent option for work-related visits. Secure on-site parking. the spacious backyard offers a relaxing area for picnics or barbecues. 19 On Hurd features 2 units inside a 3 bedroom house. One unit has 2 rooms and a bathroom in the hallway and the other unit has 1 room and a bathroom located through the other passage. Both are lockable for privacy: 2-Bedroom unit: Accommodates up to 7 guests, ideal for smaller groups.

It includes 2 bedrooms one with a double and 2 single beds, and the other with three single beds plus a private bathroom with a shower and bath down the hallway of the house. 1-Bedroom unit: Offers a cozy setup with 1 bedroom containing a double and a single bed, along with a bathroom with a shower down the other hallway of the house. Each unit also includes additional amenities wi-fi to enhance comfort during the stay. Guests also have access to a fully equipped kitchen, shared between the two apartments, with an oven, microwave, fridge, as well as a communal lounge and dining area for added convenience. Conveniently located near Port Elizabeth’s attractions, 19 On Hurd is just a short distance from scenic beaches, Greenacres Shopping Centre, and St. George’s Park Cricket Stadium. Ideal for both business and leisure stays, this guest house combines comfort, convenience, and a warm atmosphere for a memorable visit. * Kitchen is shared * Dining room and Living room is shared

Newton-Park/358-0-1-1'>Newton Park, located in the heart of Port Elizabeth, is an upper-middle-class suburb surrounded by Greenacres, Adcockvale, Fernglen, and Perridgevale, offering easy access to local beaches, St George's Park Cricket Stadium, and the Cape Road CBD. Known for its tree-lined streets and three schools, the suburb features the iconic "Third Avenue dip," a historic low-water bridge built in 1957, which connects Newton-Park/358-0-1-1'>Newton Park to other areas and is marked by a plaque commemorating David Baillie Lovemore. Nature enthusiasts can explore the Guinea Fowl Trail, a scenic walk through the Baakens Valley, where they may spot local wildlife. Nearby, St George's Park offers a blend of history and culture, with a plaque marking the spot of the first tree planted in 1861 and summer Shakespeare performances at the Mannville Open Air Theatre.