Contemporary luxury manor home in an exclusive Stellenbosch estate, offering a rare combination of architectural refinement, warmth and far-reaching mountain views.

This contemporary luxury manor home in an exclusive Stellenbosch estate offers a rare combination of architectural refinement, warmth and far-reaching mountain views across the Simonsberg, Drakenstein, Jonkershoek and Helderberg ranges.

A landscaped fern walkway and portico entrance set the tone, leading to light-filled living spaces framed by floor-to-ceiling glass. The open-plan kitchen and dining area flow into a glass-enclosed entertainer's lounge that opens fully to the north-facing garden and pool. From the main lounge, doors lead to a mountain-facing terrace with firepit, the perfect vantage point for golden sunsets over the vineyards.
Attention to detail defines every space: Oggi flooring, solid oak stairs, double-glazed German-engineered, aluminium windows, bespoke cabinetry and layered lighting throughout.

Downstairs includes a private guest suite and dual workspace study. Upstairs features three generous en-suite bedrooms, each with access to the pyjama lounge with coffee station.
Sustainability and technology merge seamlessly through 16 solar panels, heat pump, 2 solar geysers, inverter system and full perimeter security with cameras and beams.

Residents enjoy 24-hour security, access to 200 ha of vineyards and MTB trails, landscaped parks and a newly opened lifestyle centre with a restaurant, gym, laundromat, salon, GP and preschool - a lifestyle that blends modern comfort with the soul of the Winelands.

A home of quiet confidence and impeccable quality, designed for those who appreciate craftsmanship, comfort and the serenity of the Winelands.

Location

Annual events and activities:
Stellenbosch’s calendar is filled with vibrant festivals and community gatherings that celebrate the town’s rich culture and creativity. Highlights include the Stellenbosch Wine Festival, the International Chamber Music Festival and the renowned Woordfees — a celebration of arts and literature that draws visitors from near and far. Local markets showcasing artisanal produce, live music and regional cuisine add to the year-round buzz and give visitors an authentic taste of Stellenbosch life.

Wining and Dining:
As one of the world’s premier wine regions, Stellenbosch is home to a collection of celebrated estates offering tastings, cellar tours and breathtaking vineyard views. From fine-dining restaurants to farm-to-table cafés and bustling food markets, the town’s culinary scene caters to every palate. Pair your experience with a brandy or craft spirit tasting for a true taste of the region’s craftsmanship and flair.

Hiking and nature:
Nestled between dramatic mountain ranges and rolling vineyards, Stellenbosch is a haven for nature lovers. The Jonkershoek Nature Reserve offers scenic hiking and mountain-biking trails with panoramic views, while the Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden provides a tranquil green escape in the heart of town. Whether exploring forested slopes or wandering oak-lined streets, outdoor enthusiasts will find endless inspiration in the surrounding landscape.

Cultural interest:
As South Africa’s second-oldest town, Stellenbosch blends history, culture and architecture in a way few destinations can. Its beautifully preserved Cape Dutch buildings, tree-lined avenues and relaxed European-style ambience invite leisurely exploration. Visitors can browse art galleries, discover local heritage sites, or simply enjoy coffee at a sidewalk café — all while soaking in the town’s unmistakable charm and sense of history