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Nook Living, located in the heart of Riebeek Kasteel, offers a Scandinavian-inspired minimalist retreat just an hour's drive from Cape Town. This tranquil haven blends clean lines, soft neutral tones, and natural materials, creating a serene and calming atmosphere perfect for unwinding. The cottage comfortably accommodates up to four guests, offering a queen bed in one bedroom and a double bed on a charming mezzanine level. It features two modern and spacious bathrooms, one conveniently located in the annexe. Both bathrooms are equipped with a shower, basin, and toilet, ensuring a comfortable and well-appointed stay. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need, including a 2-plate gas stove, oven, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine, and all necessary cutlery and crockery. Meals can be enjoyed at the breakfast counter, which opens onto the patio, offering a seamless indoor-outdoor dining experience. Savour your meals while taking in the tranquil views. The patio is perfect for relaxation, featuring outdoor seating, a BBQ/Braai, and overlooking the lush garden and refreshing pool. Stay connected with fast, complimentary Wi-Fi throughout your stay. Enjoy free and secure parking for added peace of mind. Nook Living is the ideal escape for relaxation and rejuvenation in the picturesque Riebeek Valley.
Riebeek Kasteel is a charming, picturesque village in the Riebeek Valley, Western Cape, about 75 km northeast of Cape Town. Known for its historic charm, scenic beauty, and vibrant arts scene, it’s one of South Africa’s oldest towns, believed to have been established in the mid-1600s. The area is famous for its excellent wines and olives. Many wine estates and olive farms are open to visitors, offering tastings and tours. Popular stops include Kloovenburg Wine & Olive Estate and Allesverloren Wine Estate, both renowned for their exceptional products. Riebeek Kasteel has become a hub for artists and creatives. Visitors can explore art galleries, boutique shops, and quirky stores featuring local crafts and artwork. The village boasts a variety of eateries, from farm-to-table bistros to fine dining restaurants. Favourites include The Royal Hotel, with its colonial charm, and Mama Cucina, an Italian-inspired eatery. The town is named after Jan van Riebeeck, the Dutch coloniser who established Cape Town in 1652. It is said that he passed through this valley during an expedition in the 1660s. Riebeek Kasteel retains its old-world charm, with heritage buildings and tree-lined streets adding to its appeal.
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