The Troyeville House was was built in 1902 on a ridge overlooking the Johannesburg inner city. It's now a heritage site immersed in the eclectic inner city neighbourhood of Makers Valley, a 'microcosm' of South Africa and the world. This Victorian mansion is now owned by Akoma, a high impact development company, which has its offices located at the house. A mere 1km from vibrant Maboneng, the house is a hub that plays host to a range of events including music, poetry and movie screenings. The space The Troyeville House is a Changemakers Residence that is also a permanent home for artists and students alike. We share the kitchen, bathroom, laundry facilities, lounge areas, co-working space and gardens. Our gorgeous fixtures, furniture and functional fireplaces are perfect for the nostalgic traveller. Guest access The Troyeville House is a Changemakers Residence that is also a permanent home for artists and students alike. We share the kitchen, bathroom, laundry facilities, lounge areas, co-working space and gardens. Our gorgeous fixtures, furniture and functional fireplaces are perfect for the nostalgic traveller. Other things to note The Troyeville House is a permanent home for some of our residents; we ask that you come mindful of this. The house is also 120 years old; please take care when interacting with the space. We are the custodians of this beautiful home and would love ensure that the next generation is also able to enjoy it. We are a community; you'll meet a few amazing people at the house and hope you'll remain part of our community long past your stay.