Castle Cottage.

*Beautiful complete cottage *4 mins from Hillcrest town centre, private hospital and Shongweni club *2 storeys (120Sqm) *Situated in a secure area with electric gate access *Room for 3 cars to park *All the amenities of home, smart TV *Cosy living room with leather sofa's and wood burner *Fully equipped kitchen you can cook the perfect meal in *Up stairs space has 2 single beds *Main bedroom hosts a king size, extra length, luxury bed. *The bathroom features a shower, basin and toilet. The space Whilst building this cottage, I stumbled over a mass of hard woods, reclaimed from a old railway station. I incorporated it into all the rooms to give an oldy, worldy feel and warmth. Guest access Guest access is via a remote controlled electric gate and there's room for 2 cars to park. 3 at a squeeze. Other things to note Assagay, together with its pastoral neighbours - Botha's Hill, Alverstone, and the horsy spots of Summerveld and Shongweni - are collectively regarded as 'country living'. People commute from here to either Durban, Pinetown or Pietermaritzburg rather than live in the more congested cities. Despite the obvious development of rambling properties and luxury townhouse clusters, it is still a more peaceful and green existence that not only allows a slower existence, but gives people a much needed break from the heat that can envelope Durban. The sweeping green hills, synonymous with KwaZulu-Natal, pine groves, green valleys, rivers, streams and open pastureland are attractive, and it is a beautiful part of the world in which to stay, particularly as your access to town is so good. You can understand why the area is so sought after. And there is plenty to do and see whilst in Assagay. Head up the Valley of 1000 Hills via Botha's Hill to the Rob Roy hotel, which has been here for decades - tea in the gardens is a must at the top. The views over the valley are sumptuous. Drive the 1000 Hills Experience Route, along which you can visit artists, crafters, a crocodile and snake park, three cultural villages all of whom feature Zulu dancing, and more. Ride the 1000 Hills Choo Choo, which leaves Kloof station and travels to Cato Ridge on weekends, or visit the Assagay Coffee farm in Lello Road, Botha's Hill, to enrich your taste for coffee.