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Taaiboschfontein, is working Karoo sheep farm, in the Three Sister region, a welcome oasis for the over night visitor. TNB is ideally situated halfway between Bloemfontein and Cape Town, 14 km off the N1 at the foot of the Nuweveld mountains. Your hosts are Markus and Nelia Fourie and they will make you feel at home away from home. A safe over night stay in an area with the most beautiful Karoo nature. Apart from its sheep farming activities, it is part of the Kromriver Conservancy and on the Kromriver Riverine Rabbit route with the aim to conserve the Karoo nature. Other current developments are an indigenous nursery on the farm and a birding route that will be combined with the rabbit route. Taaiboschfontein has a rich history belonging to the Scottish, Devenish family from 1890 until 1945 and then the Middelton Family until 1995. Guests are welcome to go for a mountain drive, climb a mountain or just sit and watch the stars. AccommodationThe main house has 5 rooms. Three rooms with en-suite facilities and two rooms with shared facilities. Two rooms just outside the house with their own bathroom and braai facilities. We also offer one self catering, beautifully renovated workers house, with two rooms and 9 beds. The house is fully equipped with stove, fridge, inside and outside braai. No electricity but lighting with gas and oil lamps and hot water with a big solar system. DiningTraditional Karoo farm dinners are served at the main house. Farm style and continental breakfast is served in the morning. Braaipacks available for self braai and farm products are available from Nelia shop. |
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