6 Bed House in Pearl Valley

Fabulous 6 bedroom home in prime position. This is a stunning home with magnificent views across the lake towards the 13th Fairway of the Jack Nicklaus golf course at Pearl Valley. Private and unobtrusive from the road, one enters through the solid wood front door and into the epitome of luxury and sophistication. The double-volume entrance hall is enhanced by an opulent chandelier and opens into the landscaped but low-maintenance garden and swimming pool. The east wing offers a large open-plan kitchen with a scullery and laundry courtyard. A Caesar stone center island houses a gas hob, under-counter oven, and prep basin. The dining room, with a temperature-controlled wine cellar, flows from here through stacking doors to outside. A double-sided gas fire connects the dining room to the family TV lounge which features a bar with an ice machine, prep bowl, and fitted cupboards. And if that didn''t make entertaining easy enough the indoor braai room with wood braai and fully stacking doors on 2 sides completes the main living space. The North wing of the house features a beautiful wooden staircase leading to four of the six bedrooms and a spacious formal lounge, with a large gas fire, that opens to the pool through stacking doors.

Upstairs the main bedroom is exceptionally spacious with all the comforts one desires including a balcony with breathtaking views of the Drakenstein Mountains and the golf course. A luxurious open-plan dressing room and bathroom offers a double shower, double basin, vanity, and a balcony with an outside shower, sauna, and ice bath.

The five other bedrooms are all en suite with built-in cupboards and balconies for the three upstairs ones and French doors onto patios for the two downstairs. The sixth bedroom is ideal for staff accommodation if needed.

Three garages, a golf cart garage, and off-street parking for 4 cars allow for plenty of visitors. The solar energy, inverter, and battery backup means load shedding is a thing of the past and the two water tanks take care of the drought. What more could one ask?