12 Bed House in Heidelberg Central

1906 Victorian Mansion DE RUST. After nearly 120 years of being in the same family, it''s now available for discerning byers who appreciate historical significance.

This stunning 1906 Victorian mansion, known as DE RUST (meaning Resting Place), is a gem listed on the Heidelberg Heritage Association register of Historic Places. After nearly 120 years of being in the same family, it''s now available for discerning buyers who appreciate historical significance.

Situated just 2km West of Heidelberg Gauteng South Africa, at the base of the scenic Suikerbosrand, it''s a mere 45-minute drive from OR Tambo International Airport. This property is a sanctuary for those with a passion for heritage and history.

The main residence, spanning 792m, has preserved its charm with original Victorian mouldings, metal pressed ceilings, rosewood fireplaces complete with mantle piece mirrors, and elegant yellow copper finishes. Adorned with colourful lead glass windows, the main entrance and the door leading to the veranda from the gentlemens smoking room are particularly striking. The wrap-around veranda boasts cast-iron balustrades, wooden rails, metal pressed ceilings, and intricate brooky lace decor.

Inside, you''ll find a range of rooms including a ladies lounge, gentlemens smoking room, 5 bedrooms, a spacious formal dining room, a generously sized kitchen, pantry, breakfast room, and study. The bathroom is conveniently accessible from both the hallway and the master suite.

The former Boys Quarters is converted to a small guest house. There are now two guest bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an open-plan kitchen with a dining area. The cellar has been thoughtfully converted into a TV room.

Additionally, there are 6 cottage-type units in the old stables, perfect for accommodating tenants or guests. Other outbuildings include the original sandstone storeroom with an attic, a garage for 3 vehicles, covered parking for 10+ vehicles, a 440m steel frame shed, restrooms for tea garden/restaurant guests, and a small storeroom.

This property also features a family cemetery dating back to the early 1900s, where the late Frederick Jacobus Bezuidenhout and his wife Wilhelmina, along with other family members, are laid to rest.

The established garden, complete with shrubs, trees and open lawns, creates a serene park-like atmosphere. Water is supplied by 3 equipped boreholes, delivering 1,200 litres per hour, 3,100 litres per hour, and 12,000 litres per hour. The property is neatly fenced with a 1.8-meter electric fence and boasts two motorized entrance gates. Electricity

is provided by a 3-phase 50KVA transformer.

Phone Marlize from RE/MAX Integrity for more information.

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