Central Drive – Family Friendly Villa in Camps Bay with fenced pool

Family Friendly Villa in Camps Bay with fenced pool. This two-story family friendly villa has modern furnishings and beautiful artwork. It is perfectly set up for a family vacation with kids.

The open plan living and dining area are ideal for entertaining and the large garden is great for children.

The fully equipped kitchen features a gas stove, a breakfast bar and a separate scullery with laundry facilities. There is separate dining for 8 guests, a drinks bar with bar stools and a TV lounge with satellite channels as well as a wood-burning fireplace.

The main bedroom has a King-size bed, the second bedroom has a double bed, the third bedroom has a Queen-size bed. Each of the bedrooms has air conditioning and a dedicated bathroom. A baby cot is also available on request. The fourth bedroom has bunk beds.

Outside you will find a trampoline, a small climbing wall, a swimming pool, outdoor dining for 10 and a patio lounge.

Picture sipping an ice cold beverage whilst watching your little ones enjoying the beautiful crystal clear pool on a hot summers day.

The villa is also in close to the famous Camps Bay and Clifton Beaches, as well as a short drive away from attractions Such a the The V&A Waterfront, Robben Island, Table Mountain and Top Class restaurants.

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Renowned for its magnificent natural beauty, and seemingly never-ending coastline, Cape Town is a top location for views of the best scenery in the country. It’s picturesque setting and atmosphere makes for the perfect photo, and attracts hordes of tourists and locals alike to marvel at its stunning views. Camps Bay on its own is replete in restaurants and social hotspots with vantage points to capture that perfect moment.

Camps Bay is an upmarket Cape Town Suburb which boasts a series of top of the range coastal restaurants. Huddled along the western coast, right below the popular Twelve Apostles mountain range and trendy Hotel, the palm-lined beachfront screams Miami in Africa, and sets the schematic tone for that Instaworthy shot.