Synopsis
The earliest cottages in Greyton were built in the mid 1800s. Later houses retained that Victorian stamp. It’s part of the time-gone-by charm of this cosy broekie lace spot at the foot of the Cape’s Riviersonderend Mountains. On the edge of town lies Greyton’s glorious nature reserve and it was near here that a Cape Town couple looking for a holiday house found just what they wanted, close enough to town but far enough away to be removed from noise. ‘You can sit in the garden and it’s as if you’re really in the country, the middle of nowhere,’ is how one of the new owners describes the property.
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