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Java House Java House

Java House
Java House
Java House
Java House
Java House
Java House
Java House
Java House

Location

Jarvis Street

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0832892756
Mobile
0832892756
Contact
Amanda McVeigh
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About the establishment

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Java House was originally built as Army Officers Quarters in the early 1800's. It is now a stylish yet comfortable “home from home” offering the best of the cape from the heart of the old quarter.

The house is a double storey terrace with incredible roof top views of Table Mountain and the City of Cape Town.

It sleeps 6 in 3 double bedrooms and a double day bed is suitable for a further 2 children or teenagers. The house has 2 bathrooms each with a shower and bath.

There is a sitting room and dining area and as it is a self-catering unit there is a fully fitted kitchen. There is also a lovely small central courtyard open to the sky and it is up stairs in this courtyard you will find the third bedroom.

A balcony in the front looks onto Jarvis street and the new Cape Quarter where there are wonderful shops and many restaurants as well as a fabulous supermarket for groceries. The area is also home to many other delicatessens and great restaurants many of which are literally right on the doorstep.

It is only a short walk to the centre of town and the famous Long street and Greenmarket Square as well as so much else.

The Waterfront is a mere 3 minutes by car or 15-20 minute walk. The house is also on the “fan walk” to the new stadium.

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