Pendennis was established in 1875 and the Cape Dutch farmhouse was built shortly afterwards. Today on 42 hectares grapes (Pinotage, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon), apples
and olives are grown. Sheep, cows, ostriches, and horses spend their days happily grazing in a picturesque setting.

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The farm just over 100 kilometers from Cape Town close to the village Villiersdorp, known
as the Pearl of the Overberg, in the breathtaking beautiful valley Bossieveld.

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The Farm is proud to provide a selection of newly renovated accommodation options
on the estate, in the form of a delightful Victorian farm house The Pink Lady, historic Lavender Cottage, modern Container House, Lemon Cottage, and fun teepee tents complete with its own authentic fire-pit. 

All accommodation is available for bookings via AirBnb

The dam (just a stone through away from the guest houses and the tents) has even a little beach.

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Pendennis provides guests with a unique and authentic South African farm experience, one they will cherish long after leaving the valley.