



Its rough white walls looking fresh in white with a dark-green trim, the main house has a broad furnished veranda that's ideal for lounging throughout the day. The garden is a treat, with peppered pathways winding between willowy pepper trees, thick indigenous undergrowth, and pretty ponds. There's a reservoir for swimming. Meals are often served on the shady deck with lovely views, but the glass-walled conservatory is positively enchanting, perfect for a romantic dinner.
Dennehof's accommodation occupies individual buildings on the farm – original structures that have been tactfully restored to offer the comforts necessary for modern travellers. Most are named for the building's historic function: The Forge, The Dairy Room, The Cottage, The Windmill Room, The Windmill Suite, The Patio Room, The Wagon Shed. Each has its own character and charm, expressed in the decor. But rest assured that you're guaranteed utmost comfort, with plush mattresses, charming en-suite bathrooms, and private porches.
The best trips require a little extra effort but hold the promise of discovery at every turn. Prince Albert is one such destination in the dusty Karoo landscape, and it's enchanting. Anyone harbouring an appetite for local products can enjoy thriving olive and fruit orchards, vineyards and sheep farms, delicious Karoo lamb and cheese, and gorgeous mohair creations. For adventurers, there's biking, hiking and off-roading in the area. Keen birders, botanists, archeologists and stargazers will be quite in their element.
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A town perfectly preserved in time on the edge of the Great Karoo