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R3 800 000

Property Details

This is your opportunity to own a part of South African history. This property includes a pub, house-turned-museum and 4 residential cottages. The whole property consists of 4 stands. The actual building is known to be over 100 years old and was built by an Englishman by the name of John Kent who was a descendant from Henley on Thames, in the United Kingdom. Many original artifacts from that era are still present in the pub including an underground tunnel which is said, leads to the nearby railway line. This tunnel has subsequently been bricked up and there is no longer access to it. All furniture, accessories, cutlery, bar equipment (including liquor license) and ornaments (excluding residential cottage furniture) are included in the sale of this property. Property consists of: *Bar: - All furniture including tables, chairs - All equipment including computer POS system, juke box and refrigerators. - All cutlery and glasses - all decorative items. *Main house: - Entertainment lounge - Library - Sun room - 3 bathrooms (of which one is an en-suite) - Dining room - Formal lounge - 4 Bedrooms, one with a fireplace, overlooking the dining room. - Large kitchen with all equipment, appliances and cutlery included. Aswell as a walk-in freezer. - Basement: 3 Rooms. Outside: - Thatched enclosed lapa with a rock corner bar - Large swimming pool - Braai area - Outside toilets - Garage with storeroom - 3-Phase Electricity *Four residential cottages - One large building divided into 4 separate cottages. - Prepaid electricity - Each has one bedroom, bathroom, open plan lounge and kitchen. The buyer of this establishment not only gets the local running business and residential housing, but buys the history that has been part of Henley on Klip for more than a century. Don't miss out on this opportunity, contact agent to view.