Ombala” which means 'resting place of the king, a magnificent example of Edwardian architecture, a significant landmark position, and home. Built-in the early 1900s, this Edwardian in the original Oranjezicht estate on Belvedere is now a national monument. It runs between 2 of the Avenues, from the front entrance on Belvedere overlooking the reservoir and city to Alexandra linking front and back with endless Table Mountain views.
This family home has been renovated into a contemporary entertainer's home which embodies luxury yet is still characterized by its original features. You are transported back to a time when reception rooms were abundant, and grandeur defined every space.
From the 2 front sumptuous reception rooms on the middle level with large sash/bay original windows and original fireplace, you have wonderful vistas over the reservoir and beyond. The formal dining area features a cozy wood-burning fireplace, creating an inviting ambiance. The expansive kitchen seamlessly extends through large stackable doors, flooding the space with natural sunlight and opening onto an entertainment patio and pool area with breathtaking views of Table Mountain. A discreetly tucked-away scullery ensures a clutter-free space, while this level also boasts a spacious and welcoming study. Additionally, one or two-bedroom suites can be configured to suit your needs.
The lower level, adorned with Table Mountain stone, features two suites with direct access to the front garden—perfect for older children seeking independence or a serene work-from-home office.
Four bedrooms feature en-suite bathrooms, with most offering walk-in closets and additional cupboard space. The top floor is dedicated to the luxurious main suite, elegantly designed with wooden stack shutters and a private balcony boasting breathtaking views of Table Mountain.
The garaging is accessed from Alexandra Ave, and a domestic room is attached. A historic monument waiting to be yours is a short walk to De Waal Park, Company Gardens, the avenues of Oranjezich,t and the famous Mount Nelson Hotel.
