R1,100,000
This 1890 home of Athol Fugard inspired him as playwright to write many wonderful stories about Nieu-Bethesda. In the beginning Helen Martins and her Owl House in Nieu-Bethesda inspired him to write “”Road to Mecca”.The home consists of 3 bedrooms, lounge & dining room, 1 bathroom, kitchen and a store room. The bathroom has a bath with a shower in it. There are Oregon wood floors & ceilings in most rooms. It also has a fireplace and a wood stove included for the cold winter nights. The lounge has a double door going out on the back veranda.There is an outbuilding that has two store rooms as well as a carport.The house is situated on one of two erfs – 617 square meters each. Both are included in the price.
