42 St Michaels

• Property TypeApartment
• Guests2
• Bedrooms1
• Bathrooms1
• Minimum Stay2 Nights

42 St Michaels is a property for self catering in Tamboerskloof for up to 2 guests visiting the City Bowl region.

About 42 St Michaels

Located in the tranquil and upscale Cape Town City Bowl, 42 St Michaels offers a perfect blend of urban vibrancy and peaceful retreat. Surrounded by Signal Hill and Lion's Head, with stunning views of Table Mountain, this area is ideally situated for those seeking proximity to Cape Town's most renowned attractions.

Kloofnek Road provides convenient access to the Table Mountain Cable Car and the picturesque Atlantic Seaboard, making it an excellent base for exploration.

Self-Catering Accommodation

The Luxury Apartment presents a sophisticated stay for solo travelers or couples, featuring a sumptuous king-size bed, an en-suite bathroom, and a cozy living room. The apartment’s appeal is further enhanced by a lovely garden and terrace, perfect for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. Guests can enjoy amenities such as housekeeping, private check-in, and complimentary Wi-Fi, ensuring a seamless experience.

The apartment and offer easy access to nearby attractions, including the V&A Waterfront, just 5.4 km away, the Robben Island Ferry at 4.1 km, and Table Mountain, located 4.9 km from the property. Whether you seek a cozy getaway or a lavish escape the apartment promises an unforgettable experience in Cape Town.

Location & Attractions

Tamboerskloof is a picturesque suburb nestled between the Gardens and the Cape Peninsula National Park, situated just outside the lively Long Street and at the foot of Lion’s Head.

As one of Cape Town’s oldest residential areas, it showcases a delightful mix of grand Victorian-style homes and art deco architecture, offering stunning views of the bay and surrounding mountains.

The scenic charm of Tamboerskloof makes it a highly sought-after destination, often described as being embraced by Table Mountain. The tree-lined streets create a tranquil atmosphere, despite the suburb's close proximity to the city's dynamic energy.

With its pedestrian-friendly layout, visitors can easily stroll to nearby attractions, including Kloof Street, renowned as the city’s “restaurant mile,” as well as various bookstores, antique shops, and inviting sidewalk cafés.