Paarl Winelands
The area has a rich history dating back to 1657 when Dutch explorer Abraham Gabbema sighted the massive granite peak glistening after a rainstorm. With the arrival of the French Huguenots in 1688, bringing with advanced viticultural knowledge, the area transforming the landscape and region as the cradle of the South African wine industry.
Lifestyle and Amenities:
The region offers a diverse array of world-class wine estates, artisanal eateries, like Spice Route and Fair View Wine Estate, and plenty of outdoor adventures like canoeing, hiking and mountain biking at the Berg River and Paarl Mountain Nature reserve. Paarl Boys High and Paarl Gymnasium rank amongst some of South Africa’s top-ranking schools.
Real Estate Landscape:
In the Paarl Winelands you will find from luxury homes for the concerning national and international homeowners, to Security Estate living at Val de Vie and other Security Estates to smaller properties for those who wants to scale down and enjoy their retirement. The attraction is living in a smaller town, yet accessible to other areas like Stellenbosch and Cape Town. Smaller farms in the Paarl rural area offers the opportunity of living close to the city while enjoy the rustic and calm of living on a farm or small holding.
Conclusion:
Paarl Winelands offer the opportunity of rural charm, prestigious history and modern secured living. Its family-centric atmosphere makes if an attractive choice for seeking a sophisticated lifestyle in the heart of the Cape’s wine country.
