Airbnb has changed the game in a big way, and you can bet there are thousands of Capetonians readying themselves to land the dough as the silly season nears.
We know that many visitors to our shores will have that crazy overseas cash, which is why forking out R14 893 per night might not seem like all that big a deal.
That’s what you’ll pay if you want to land this gem in Fresnaye, the seven-bedroom villa built on the slopes of Table Mountain.
A little more from the property’s Airbnb page:
Just 10 minutes from both the Waterfront and Camps Bay but away from the crowds of tourists and the wind of Camps Bay. Built in 1932 and thoroughly modernised to capture the exceptional sea and mountain views, yet still retaining the charm of solid oak and marble floors, high ceilings and large rooms.
This is a large 3 storey designer home with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Signal Hill and Lions Head. The property is very private with a large walled garden, dark blue pool which is naturally warmer than a light blue pool, and Koi fishpond. Built on 3 levels there are sea or mountain views from 5 bedrooms and all living rooms.
This Villa has been featured in lifestyle magazines and has been used for International Film Shoots. Furnishings are a mix of modern leather sofas and antique pieces. It is very private and secure with a State of the Art Security System.
Let’s run through a few more snaps:
If you feel like living large then you can see the rest of the snaps (and details on the R20 098 security deposit) HERE.
On the off chance it’s slightly out of your price range maybe you want to take a look at Ville du Cap, which is a little easier on the wallet.
[source:businesstech]
