Accommodation Description
Rolling Hills Farmstead is an eco-friendly self-catering chalet offering a fully off-grid escape without compromising on comfort. Designed to accommodate up to four adults and one child, the unit has two bedrooms: one with a double bed and the other with two singles. A shared bathroom features a shower, toilet and washbasin, with all linen, bath towels and swimming towels provided. The open-plan interior includes a fully equipped kitchen with gas stove and oven, fridge-freezer, and microwave, alongside a dining table and a cosy lounge with a wood-burning fireplace. The chalet opens to a covered patio with seating, a built-in braai, and a signature Kol Kol wood-fired hot tub overlooking the rolling farmlands. With secure parking and pet-friendly facilities, it offers guests an authentic farm stay with a blend of rustic simplicity and modern essentials.
Setting Description
Set in the peaceful hills of Tesselaarsdal, just 90 minutes from Cape Town, Rolling Hills Farmstead offers a countryside retreat immersed in natural beauty. The chalet sits on a working farm, where guests can encounter animals including sheep, goats, cows and a pot-bellied pig. Expansive views of hills and open skies create the perfect backdrop for leisurely walks, sunrise and sunset watching, or evenings spent stargazing. The property is entirely solar powered, with drinking water provided and borehole water for other use, ensuring a sustainable and eco-friendly stay. The area is known for its unspoilt landscapes, quiet charm and easy access from Cape Town, making it an ideal weekend getaway. Guests can enjoy the seclusion of the farm while still being within reach of small towns and regional highlights in the Overberg.
What We Love
-100% off-grid chalet powered by solar energy, offering a sustainable farm escape
-Wood-fired Kol Kol hot tub with panoramic views of the hills and night skies
-Pet-friendly stay with safe boundaries, perfect for guests travelling with pets
-A genuine farm experience with animals and rural charm
-Easy weekend access from Cape Town, less than two hours away