Tarrystone, a grand-scale entertainment property in Cape Town’s southern suburbs, is an architectural masterpiece that offers luxury living with stunning views of False Bay. The estate has a rich history that includes visits from Princess Diana, who stayed in the suite that has been preserved as it was. A 10-bedroom home with private vineyards, a tennis court, a fully equipped gym, a Jacuzzi, a koi pond, and a swimming pool, Tarrystone is not just a property, but a lifestyle.
Built in the Constantia Upper area of Cape Town, Tarrystone is a stately home that has undergone renovations to reflect its grandeur fully. Upon entering the estate, one is immediately struck by its breathtaking beauty. The property comprises around 2 acres of land and has a floor space of about 1,100 square meters. The double-volume ceilings, large rooms, state-of-the-art security, a guardhouse, study rooms, and guest cottages all contribute to the property’s magnificence.
The finishes and decor are exceptional, and the home and cottages are rented fully furnished. The property features a 10-seater cinema/media room, private vineyards, a tennis court, a Jacuzzi, a koi pond, and a swimming pool. The private vineyard on the estate produces approximately 300 bottles of private label Pinotage wine each year, adding to the exclusivity of the property.
Tarrystone is not only a luxurious property but also a cultural treasure. It has been visited by Princess Diana, who stayed in the suite that is now preserved in her honor. The suite is a historical and cultural landmark, a tribute to the Princess who last visited the estate in 1997, six months before her tragic death.
Apart from Princess Diana’s visits, the estate has a fascinating history. It was sold by Earl Spencer in 2010 for an undisclosed amount, and in 2014, it was listed for R80 million. The property has now been made available for rent by Dogon Group and is an excellent opportunity to experience luxury living in one of Cape Town’s most sought-after suburbs.
Tarrystone is an architectural masterpiece that deserves to be seen and experienced. Its history, cultural significance, and stunning features make it one of the most desirable properties in Cape Town’s southern suburbs. It is an exclusive opportunity to experience luxury living, surrounded by wine farms and award-winning restaurants, and just 20 minutes from the city center. The estate’s magnificence, combined with its cultural treasure, makes it a landmark that should be appreciated and admired by all.
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