Luxury self catering accommodation in the Garden Route for 2010

1. Contact: Samantha Burns 044 851 0227 082 606 7227 086 564 0424 [email_address] Luxury Accommodation for World Cup 2010 Sunrise view from RiverTree Lodge

3. View of the mountains from the house

4. View of the river and sea from the house

5. Sunset view from the Whale Deck on the same Estate

6. Sunset view from the Whale Deck on the same Estate

7. Front entrance

8. Welcome inside. Intimate African lounge area nestled in amongst the trees

9. Coming down the stairs, arriving into the main living area

10. View through the living room onto the pool deck, against the backdrop of the forest on the opposite side of the gorge.

11. Open plan living room and dining room. Sliding folding doors create open air feeling – so much so that sometimes the birds fly in

12. Relaxing environment on the pool deck, scarcely able to see any other houses around

13. View of the forest and exposed rock of the gorge from the pool deck

14. Another view of the forest and more exposed rock of the gorge

15. One of the views from the pool deck – the sea and the Gwaing River that runs through the gorge

16. Dining room with custom-made display area

17. Letting nature grow into the dining room, as the indigenous bush has been retained

18. Open plan solid Blackwood kitchen, with integrated fridges. Window looks out onto water feature in the main atrium

19. View from kitchen through the living room, out towards the gorge.

20. Balcony overlooking gorge from the main bedroom.

21. Bush lodge them in the main bedroom

22. View of the main bedroom looking towards open plan main bathroom (behind the stone wall)

23. Open-plan bathroom, with floating solid wood vanity, custom-made dragonfly handles, cork flooring and pebble beds that are lit up at night

24. View from guest bedroom

25. One of the guest bedrooms

26. Leadwood tree trunk, over 4 metres high, to form natural piece of art

27. The opposite view of the same tree trunk as it takes centre stage in this double volume area

28. One of the views from the study

29. Study. Cork flooring. Views of the fynbos, forest, river and the sea beyond the sliding doors in the picture

30. Another massive tree trunk (weighing 2 tonnes) in the entrance hall. Thatch ceilings, hand-made Mexican lights, travertine floor tiles and floating cabinet View through the window to the roof garden

31. Close up view to “feel” the texture of the tree trunk

32. Guest toilet.

33. A small attempt to reflect the beauty of nature