Exceptional Coastal Residence in Betty’s Bay, Western Cape | South Africa’s Whale Coast

Set between Hangklip Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean, below the iconic waterfall and surrounded by indigenous fynbos, this exceptional residence enjoys a remarkable setting in Betty’s Bay on South Africa’s celebrated Whale Coast.

Extending across approximately 800 m2, the home offers ten bedrooms, multiple living and entertainment areas, and well-appointed private guest accommodation, with panoramic views across the ocean and surrounding mountains.

The upper level offers ample space for everyday living and entertaining, with a fully equipped kitchen, separate scullery and laundry, spacious lounge and dining areas, and an additional sitting room. The dining room can accommodate more than 18 guests, while the indoor swimming pool and built-in braai create an inviting setting for entertaining throughout the year.

The principal suite includes a private balcony, walk-in cupboards and a spacious en-suite bathroom. Four additional guest suites each have their own en-suite bathroom, kitchenette, private sitting area and balcony, with views towards either the Atlantic Ocean or the mountains.

The ground floor provides further independent accommodation in the form of two self-contained flatlets. Each includes a bedroom, en-suite bathroom, kitchenette, built-in cupboards and a private patio with sea views. A separate games and entertainment room includes an additional bedroom, jacuzzi, shower and hand basin, while staff accommodation provides further flexibility.

Accessibility has also been considered, with wheelchair-friendly features and a lift connecting the two levels. Three large garages provide ample storage, complemented by additional off-street parking for up to eight vehicles.

Beyond its appeal as a private residence, the property invites a broader vision. Its private suites, self-contained accommodation, multiple living areas and leisure facilities offer the flexibility to explore a boutique hospitality or wellness concept.

Betty’s Bay occupies a distinctive position on the Western Cape’s Whale Coast, where the Kogelberg mountains meet the Atlantic Ocean. Beaches, mountain trails, indigenous fynbos and protected natural landscapes define the area, with the Stony Point African Penguin Colony and Harold Porter National Botanical Garden nearby.

Hermanus lies further along the Whale Coast, while Stellenbosch, the Cape Winelands and Cape Town are accessible by road. Cape Town International Airport provides convenient connections for domestic and international travellers.

With its remarkable setting, substantial proportions and versatile accommodation, this distinctive South African coastal property offers an uncommon combination of space, privacy, accessibility and flexibility in one of the Western Cape’s most beautiful natural environments.

Contact Riekie Nel for further information or to arrange a private viewing.