At 37

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests2+2
• Bedrooms1
• Bathrooms1
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• • FEATUREPool

At 37 is a property for self catering in Worcester for up to 4 guests visiting the Breede River Valley region.

About At 37

At 37 is a charming self-catering holiday home in Worcester located on the host's property in Van Riebeeck Park. The property is ideally situated 300m from Worcester Golf Club, 2km from the Karoo Desert National Botanical Garden, and 4km from the Golden Valley.

Self Catering Accommodation

The cottage has one bedroom furnished with a double bed. The bathroom is fitted with a separate shower, ball-and-claw bath, toilet and washbasin.

The kitchenette is equipped with a two-plate stove, mini oven, fridge and tea / coffee making facilities.

The lounge area has sofas to relax on, two sofa beds for two children, a TV for media entertainment. Air-conditioning and free Wi-Fi are available.

Guests have access to the host's swimming pool and BBQ/braai area on the property. Free secure parking is available on-site.

Attractions

Worcester is the largest town in the Western Cape's interior region and offers an idyllic escape away from frenetic city life. Worcester has since become a patchwork of cultivated land, orchards, and vineyards consisting of award-winning wineries. Worcester boasts a plethora of attractions that draw people from far and wide.

Be sure to visit the Kleinplasie Living Open-air Museum which depicts the lifestyle of the early Cape pioneer farmers, where activities like tobacco rolling, candle and soap making, coffee roasting, and bread baking are performed on a daily basis. Other museums worth a visit include the Blindiana Museum, the Old Drostdy (national monument), Beck House, and the Afrikaner Museum which features an interesting collection of 19th-century surgical and dental equipment.

Golfers can enjoy teeing off at Worcester Golf Club while nature lovers will enjoy a visit to the Karoo National Botanical Garden (the only truly succulent garden in Africa) with over 300 protected species as well as many rare and endangered plants.