Dixons View Cabin

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests4
• Bedrooms1
• Bathrooms1
• Minimum Stay1-3 Nights

Dixons View Cabin is a property for self catering in Wolseley for up to 4 guests visiting the Breede River Valley region.

About Dixons View Cabin

Dixons View offers self-catering accommodation in Wolseley on White Bridge Farm. Whether you are looking for an adventurous break away or simply want to enjoy the birds and nature or need accommodation to attend an event, let "White Bridge Farm" be your choice of destination. Recharge your soul and rediscover romance – a holiday at the farm will add years to your life and reconnect you with what is important in life.

Self Catering Accommodation

Dixons View Holiday Cottage in Wolseley is set on the banks of the river offering stunning mountain views. The cabin is open-plan and furnished with a double bed downstairs and the mezzanine loft area has twin beds. The bathroom is fitted with a shower, toilet and basin. Linen and towels are supplied.

The kitchen is well equipped for self-catering with a fridge, microwave, oven, and small induction hot plate and all the little extras that a normal kitchen requires.

The lounge has a fireplace for winter and a fan for the summer months. Outside is a lovely wooden deck. Braai facilities are available.

On Site Facilities

There is a restaurant across the road from the farm, as well as a farm stall and basic needs at the Creative Hub across the road.

Attractions

Wolseley stands at the foot of the spectacular Mostertshoek mountain with its twin peaks that can be clearly seen from Newlands Cricket ground. If you stand on top of this mountain on a clear day, you can clearly see the shoreline of Table Bay Harbour. Our mountains are not only a haven for cyclists, and outdoor extremists, but the well-known Witels hike brings guests year after year in the summer season to enjoy this paradise.

There are a huge number of birds for enthusiasts and there are many good wineries in the area to visit for lovers of the grapes. Wolseley is noted for being situated on a watershed, meaning that rain falling on our mountains can flow one way into the Berg River and towards the West coast or into the Breede and out towards the South East coast.