Navarre Residence

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests8
• Bedrooms4
• Bathrooms3
• Minimum Stay2 Nights
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• • FEATUREPool

About Navarre Residence

Reconnect and unwind at Navarre Residence, a stately thatched retreat dating back two centuries, set in the heart of Stellenbosch. Ideal for family holidays, this distinguished home combines heritage charm with modern-day comfort, offering sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and the calm presence of a nearby lake.

Self-Catering Accommodation

Navarre Residence presents a graceful blend of old-world elegance and contemporary living. This spacious home features four comfortable bedrooms and three beautifully appointed bathrooms, providing ample space for families or groups. The generous living areas are designed with relaxation and togetherness in mind, offering inviting spaces for watching films, playing games, or enjoying hearty meals prepared in the fully equipped kitchen.

Outside, a private garden creates an inviting environment where children can roam freely while adults relax on the sunlit terrace. A crystal-clear swimming pool offers welcome refreshment on warm afternoons and a peaceful spot to unwind after a day of exploring.

Guests enjoy complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi and a television for evening entertainment, while those seeking a touch of added convenience can request butler service. With its serene setting and thoughtful amenities, Navarre Residence delivers a refined and memorable family holiday experience.

Location & Attractions

Just under an hour’s drive from Cape Town, the town of Stellenbosch lies in the embrace of the Stellenbosch Mountains and the Jonkershoek River Valley, offering some of the Western Cape’s most picturesque scenery. Known affectionately as “Eikestad” or “City of Oaks,” Stellenbosch is the second oldest town in South Africa and proudly preserves its heritage through the Cape Dutch, Georgian, and Victorian buildings lining its streets.

A stroll down Dorp Street, recognised as a national monument, reveals a historic core alive with charm, where narrow lanes, old water furrows, vibrant eateries, and cosy cafés appear around every corner, all set against a dramatic backdrop of mountains, vineyards, and orchards.

Stellenbosch is also a cornerstone of South Africa’s winemaking legacy. It is home to the country’s oldest wine route, a renowned experimental winery, and the only university faculty devoted to viticulture and oenology. Beyond wine, the town is steeped in culture, housing South Africa’s oldest music school—the Stellenbosch Conservatoire—and a variety of galleries and museums that showcase both local and international artistry.