farm stay - accommodation - self catering - Bedford - hunting

phone & fax 046 685 0710                e-mail epringle@eastcape.net                          cell: 072 297 7840

At the end of its own valley, deep in the Baviaans River Mountains near where they join the Winterberge, in South Africa's scenic and malaria-free Eastern Cape, lies Huntly Glen.

Only a pleasant 3 hours' drive from the airport cities of Port Elizabeth or East London, in the district of Bedford, it is very convenient for a hunting safari or a week-end getaway.

Huntly Glen is the historic home of the family of Thomas Pringle, leader of the Scottish 1820 Settler party. He was a leading role-player in the freedom of the press and the emancipation of the slaves in South Africa.

Fifth generation Ernest Pringle and his wife, Anne, invite you to share this idyllic spot with them and learn about the history of the area.

Accommodation

Guests occupy a spacious, restored farmhouse and adjacent cottage sufficiently removed from the present farm house to ensure privacy.

The house comprises three bedrooms, sleeping altogether six people, two bathrooms, and lounge and dining room and a kitchen. There is no shortage of space. Outside is a braai lapa and a stoep with uninterrupted views across the valley to the mountains beyond.

In the cottage there is additionally one family room and a twin bedroom as well as a bathroom.

The accommodation can be let on a self catering basis. For those who prefer, full catering with traditional farm cooking can be provided, using only the freshest, organic farm produce, game and farm meats.

phone & fax 046 685 0710                e-mail epringle@eastcape.net                          cell: 072 297 7840