About Swaynekloof Farm
Four bedroom luxury bungalow, sleeps 12 in beds and 3 on sleeper couches. Large swimming pool with built-in braai and lapa. Sorry, no loud parties or one night stays. Also four quaint cottages for family gatherings. There is a large swimming pool which is for the private use of Swaynehuis guests. The plunge pool is out of order but the river beneath the leafy trees is lovely for a dip - very refreshing and healthy!
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Accommodation Options
Swaynehuis
Large 4 bedroom house which sleeps 12. We provide bedding and towels for guests sleeping in the beds, but not for extra guests using the 3 sleeper couches
Top Cottage
Top Cottage is situated overlooking the farm. It has 2 bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with 2 single beds. There is a sleeper couch in the living room for an extra child. Popular features of this cottage is the view overlooking the farm, the
Green Cottage
Green Cottage is family/pet friendly. It is situated below Top Cottage and has a cosy patio/braai area. Two bedrooms, one is quite large and has a double bed and bunk bed setup. Perfect for a family with young children.
Riverside Cabin
The Riverside Cabin is a rustic wooden cabin, situated right beside the Bot River. Wonderful spot for bird watching and relaxing. Private, outside the main farm area, great for a weekend getaway! There is a sleeper couch in the living area for an extra ch
Heritage Cottage
Heritage Cottage is a traditional farm cottage that has been renovated and is very quaint. The attic has been converted into a sleeping area - low ceiling, dormer windows and great fun for families with pre-teens.
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