Twin Gables Guest House

Twin Gables Guest House is a family-run business. Your hosts are Dawn, Scott and Travis Petersen. Mamre is historically a Moravian Mission Station, and is well known for its many national monuments. It has a rich history of missionaries that came from Germany to spread the Christian faith. It also served as an outpost for the British Military. Subsequently, many of the surviving buildings have been declared national monuments, including Die Langhuis, Church and the Old Mill. This village has a very close-knit community and is very very safe.We are very centrally located to the West Coast and

Twin Gables Guest House is a family-run business. Your hosts are Dawn, Scott and Travis Petersen. Mamre is historically a Moravian Mission Station, and is well known for its many national monuments. It has a rich history of missionaries that came from Germany to spread the Christian faith. It also served as an outpost for the British Military. Subsequently, many of the surviving buildings have been declared national monuments, including Die Langhuis, Church and the Old Mill. This village has a very close-knit community and is very very safe.We are very centrally located to the West Coast and Swartland Regions of Darling and Malmesbury. We also surrounded by a number of award-winning wine farms, including Cloof,Goote Post and Darling Wine Cellars. The West Coast Road(R27) is only 12kms away, the Industrial town of Atlantis 5kms away, and Ankerlig and Eskom 10 and 20 kms respectively.The Twin Gables Guest House offers you an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city life. Even though it is less than an hours drive from Cape Town(situated only 50 kms away), it provides all the peace and tranquility one would normally associate with the countryside. The balcony provides breathtaking views of unpolluted clear blue skies during the day and evening skies filled with brightly-lit celestial bodies which light up the whole village.Most of the guests are very pleasantly surprised once they have stepped into the house. It far exceeds what they would expect form a guest house, especially one situated in the relatively unknown village of Mamre.