This lovely brick home offers 3 bedrooms, all with a unique rough plastered finish. No need to wash the walls. An open plan kitchen with a living room, tv room, dining room, an inside braai, gas geyser, gas stove, One spacious bathroom equipped with a shower , bath, basin and toilet and a guest toilet.The bathroom walls are finished off with blue pond bricks, tile flooring and a fairly new roof. There are wall hangings of animal trophies along with the hand carved (from Zambia) kitchen cupboards and bar counter which create a Africa Theme.This is included in the selling price. The foyer is lined with a fountain and flower bins with the same characteristics. . There is a double carport which can accommodate 4 vehicles, an outside room, 2 sliding gates and the whole house is fitted with burglar bars. The property is also situated near the golf course and the town is within walking distance. A beautiful palm tree and neat garden gives attractiveness to this house. Yard is enclosed partially with vibra crete and palisade walls This is an ideal opportunity for a retiring couple or a nature loving family who appreciate the small quiet village lifestyle. Albertinia is a small village with wonderful, friendly, caring people with an infrastructure to cater for all possible needs. Make this property your new home don't let this opportunity slip through your fingers. Albertinia, a peaceful little town lying at the foot of the Langeberg Mountain range, is known as the home of the Aloe. The indigenous Aloe ferox, or Cape Aloe, grows prolifically in the area and the leaves are collected and drained for its bitter-tasting sap used in the health and skin care industries. There are two Aloe factories in Albertinia - the only place in South Africa where the aloe juice and gel are extracted from the colourful aloe species that cover this area during the winter months of June and July. A skincare manufacturer is also based in the town and welcomes visitors to tour their facilities and learn more about the Aloe. For such a little town Albertinia, which lies between the towns of Riversdale and Mossel Bay, has a couple of distinctive industries. The town, named after the Reverend JR Albertyn, is also the primary source of red and yellow ochre, used in the manufacturing of paints and the colouring of cement and linoleum in South Africa. In addition, the area produces the natural thatch reed, Thamnochortus insignis, for commercial thatching and has a large livestock farming community, including ostrich farming. The Klein Karoo Wine Route, which stretches from Montagu, ends in Albertinia where, because the climate is so dry, vineyards tend to be organically cultivated and a variety of quality wines are produced against the mountain slopes. You can hike through the Reins Nature Reserve in Gouritsmond, bungee jump from the Gourits River Bridge, just outside Albertinia, or play a round of golf on one of the few remaining sand golf courses. Views on website: 20
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