5 bedroom gated village for sale in Brookside Village

This Somerset West Property is a brand new double storey delight in a gated estate - with no transfer duty.

Lovely walks, streams and ponds, with ducks, guinea fowl and squirrels as your neighbours, as well as being pet friendly. Does that sound all too good to be true? Well that's what you will have in this Somerset West Property, which is a new build in a gated village. This lovely double storey home is definitely for the extended family with a large open plan living area and a built-in-braai. The kitchen is spacious, very modern and fully fitted with plenty of work space, under counter oven, hob and stainless extractor fan. There is a separate scullery/laundry and a ...

This Somerset West Property is a brand new double storey delight in a gated estate - with no transfer duty.

Lovely walks, streams and ponds, with ducks, guinea fowl and squirrels as your neighbours, as well as being pet friendly. Does that sound all too good to be true? Well that's what you will have in this Somerset West Property, which is a new build in a gated village. This lovely double storey home is definitely for the extended family with a large open plan living area and a built-in-braai. The kitchen is spacious, very modern and fully fitted with plenty of work space, under counter oven, hob and stainless extractor fan. There is a separate scullery/laundry and a utility room, which could easily be used as a study, guest cloakroom and direct access to the double automated garage. The one bedroom downstairs could be used as a guest suite. Upstairs there is a TV/family room and off that there
are four bedrooms all of which with built-in-cupboards and two full bathrooms. The main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with a corner bath.
Somerset West is steeped in history and did you know that the town actually started where the OK is today and that Bridgewater was a huge farm? The original home was built between 1788 and 1803 by William Morkel, and was kept in the Morkel family until 1840 when Dr Mills changed the name to Bridgewater, and the farm was then subdivided 1937. The Old Age Home in Bridgewater was also originally part of Morkels farm Onverwacht, which became de Bos, but was named Rome Farm in 1828. The entire Rome Farm was again renamed to Pinehurst in the 1880's. The farm was later renamed to Bizweni, and has been turned into a church and you can still see the old buildings at Bizweni Church. The suburb of Rome Glen, which it is now known as, is very pretty with its hills and majestic mountain views as well as its superb views over False Bay as well as Table Mountain.