4 Bed House in Bedfordview

This Bedfordview home has been completely rebuilt and refurbished under the supervision of an architect.

Situated in a boomed area, it is close to Bedford Centre

Features include: 4 bedrooms all en suite, one downstairs, open plan lounge, dining room & kitchen, eye-level oven and microwave oven, gas hob, granite tops, dishwasher, fridge, double sink in the scullery, glass kitchen cabinets, guest toilet, double volume upstairs, walk-in wardrobe & dressing room, pajama lounge upstairs, wooden staircase with steel framework, tiled floors throughout, recessed spotlights throughout, balcony, double garage, pool, rear garden, built-in pizza oven & braai, alarm, CCTV, fibre, WIFI network, full solar & battery system backup, aluminum windows

BEDFORDVIEW

The site of Bedfordview was largely taken up by the farm Elandsfontein and was administered as part of the District of Potchefstroom in the South African Republic. The coat-of-arms of Bedfordview features an Eland holding a fountain as a tribute to the early rural history of the town.

The Witwatersrand Gold Reef had a huge impact on the area. Elandsfontein was purchased for the mineral rights, and was later divided into smaller farms and small-holdings, many of which were settled by retired miners. The entire area became known as Geldenhuis Estates Smallholdings. The name Bedfordview came about as the result of a competition. A young lady, Daisy Dollery, won the competition and thought there was a nice view from Bedford Farm. Bedford View (two words) was then registered. Over the years the name has contracted to one word. On 24 February 1926, the suburb officially obtained its name.