Rosemary cottage is one of three cabins which rest on the edge of a lake in the heart of the Banhoek conservancy. It is a light filled, modern cabin with a wood fired hot tub, direct access to endless hiking and the finest mountain biking trails in the western cape. Although it is intended as a two person cabin, there is an open queen sized pod attached to the living room which can sleep 2 children or an extra guest for a small extra fee. There is an infrared sauna below the dam for you to use. The space Rosemary cottage is styled as a one bedroom, two person cabin with a fully functional kitchen/dining area. There is a queen sized bedroom and en-suite bathroom with a shower. There is an air-conditioning unit in the bedroom which can also be used for heating in winter. There is a wood fired kolkol hottub next to the cabin for your private use and you also have access to our infrared sauna below the lake. There is an open queen sized pod attached to the living room which can sleep 2 children or an extra guest for a small extra fee. The deck of this cottage looks out over the lake. If anything is missing from your stay we are always here to help. Guests have freedom to roam over the whole of this 60 hectare farm and are welcome to swim in the dams at their own risk. There is a jetty on the edge of the lake to allow you to sunbathe and swim. Guest access This is your private cabin for the duration of your stay. If you are feeling adventurous you are welcome to explore the rest of the farm, which extends over 60 hectares of beautiful mixed agriculture and wild fynbos. There are mountain bike paths and streams that meander through the farm and several dams that you can swim in at your own risk. There is a jetty on the edge of the lake to allow you to sunbathe and swim. We have just installed an infrared sauna below the dam which is available to guests. The whole Banhoek conservancy is at your disposal and right on your doorstep so we encourage you to explore and ask that you are respectful when crossing our neighbours' land and if you are leaving our farm that you pay the tiny conservancy fee which helps to keep the whole area magnificent- details are on the Banhoek conservancy website and operate on an honesty basis. You will need a car to get into town from the farm as Uber is not always reliable in our area and drivers often cancel the ride when they arrive at the farm gate. You can ask us for a list of well priced, trusted local drivers who will collect you at your cabin. They should be booked in advance as they get busy. If you do take an Uber home, please do not give out the security codes to access the farm. If you wish to use Uber to collect you from the farm, meet the Uber at the bottom gate and leave your own car on the parking bay just inside the gate. Other things to note On arrival guests have a welcome pack including a bottle of our own wine (tee totallers are welcome to request juice instead) tea, coffee, milk and some wood and toilet paper to get you started.