This luxury villa: ours for the weekend
posted by Kerry-Anne
As Paul mentioned yesterday, we were badly in need of a break, and so we were thrilled to be invited to stay for a couple of nights at what must surely be one of Cape Town's top accommodation establishments: we're spending the weekend at Lyonesse, a jaw-droppingly beautiful villa in Constantia.This is just one of the bedrooms in the 850m2 house; there are eight in total, as well as eight bathrooms. I've lost count of the number of TVs... and I've lost Paul several times too.
We had breakfast served to us at the 12-seater dining room table this morning; we spent the afternoon wandering around the 2-acre indigenous garden (photos of that will follow in the next day or two); and we spent the evening playing Wii Sport in the downstairs room. Apart from all the bedrooms and bathrooms, there's a fully stocked bar, an extensive library, a huge swimming pool, and a kitchen full of Gaggenau appliances.
I can't wait to show you the rest of the house, but it's taking Paul some time to resize and watermark all the photos we've been taking, so you and I will have to be patient, I'm afraid.





5 Comments:
You lucky people!
Great work on your blog today and a very appropriate picture.
I've just racked up two years at South Shields Daily Photo and I hope to be passing here in two years time to compliment you again! Keep up the good work!
Thanks to everyone who has passed by and left a comment or some encouragement, it makes it all worthwhile.
from Curly at South Shields Daily Photo
WOW...what a wonderful place to go for a break and I'm so looking forward to seeing more photo's of this wonderful place.
@Curly: Congratulations on turning two, and thanks for stopping by!
@Beverly: We've posted a few more photos now, and there are still more to follow over the next day or two. You're certainly right about it being a wonderful place to go for a break.
The pictures are all stunning. What a beautiful place! I would love to spend a weekend there, or even a week!!!
Thanks, Jenna. I think a week would be a far better option - a couple of days to spend in the garden, one to play on the Wii, two to read books in the library, and a few to laze around at the poolside. :P
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