Cynthias Country Farm Stay

About Cynthias Country Farm Stay

Cynthias Country Farm Stay offers basic accommodation in Broederstroom. The smallholding boasts beautiful views of the Witwatersberg Mountain and is within close proximity of the Magaliesberg Nature Reserve and Hartbeespoort Dam.

Self Catering Accommodation

There is a park area and a pond on the property.

Main Guest House x1:
The guest house has five bedrooms and sleeps up to 14 guests. The main bedroom is furnished with a Queen-size bed and two single beds. The second and third bedrooms have Queen-size beds and the two remaining rooms have twin beds. There are two full bathrooms and one additional toilet. The kitchen is fully equipped for self catering and the lounge has TV. There is a large swimming pool and lapa as well as a private garden.

Eight Sleeper Chalet x1:
The chalet sleeps eight guests and is situated close to the small swimming pool. Catering facilities include a four plate gas stove as well as a microwave, kettle, toaster and fridge. The bathroom has a shower and toilet. Shares a small pool and park area with the Camping Style Chalets.

Camping Style Chalets x3:
These chalets sleep four guests each. Catering facilities include a two plate gas stove, microwave, kettle, small fridge and toaster. The bathrooms are located outside and have two showers and two toilets. One bathroom has a bath. Shares a small pool and park area with the Eight Sleeper Chalet.

Eight Sleeper Cottage x1:
The cottage has three double beds and two twin beds. Catering facilities include a microwave, four plate gas stove, fridge with small freezer and a kettle. There is a full bathroom and a small private garden and swimming pool.

Breakfast and Dining

Breakfast and dinner can be provided on request.

Activities and Attractions

Broederstroom has a range of activities on offer. These include The Crocodile Ramble which is a route of art studios and galleries, restaurants, tea gardens, antiques shops and picnic spots. The Lesedi Cultural Village offers an authentic African cultural village complete with dance displays and a craft market while the Cradle of Humankind continues to uncover fossils preserved for millions of years in a mixture of limestone and other sediments.