DescriptionAugustus Walton, who hailed from England`s Lake District, farmed on "Mimosa" in the Paterson district. "Mimosa" is now part of the Addo Elephant Park. One of his 12 children, Mildmay (Noel`s grandfather) purchased the farm "Tregaron" in the Sundays River Valley in 1894. It was subsequently divided between his 3 sons. Noel`s father, Ralph Wolfe Walton chose the name Lupus Den ("the home of the wolf") for his portion. Noel now farms the land together with his elder son, Adrian - the fourth generation to farm on "Lupus Den".
* Swim, or simply cool off after a hot day, in the pool. * Spend time bird-watching in our tree-filled garden searching for the Blackheaded Oriole, whose melodious call can be heard more often than it can be seen flitting from one tall tree to another. * DSTV available in our spacious living room. * Sip sundowners on our vine-covered patio or in our private guest lounge. * Enjoy hearty farmhouse breakfasts, light lunches and candlelit, 3-course, dinners * At leisure, select mementoes or greeting cards from the South African range Our HOMESTEAD offers 3 en suite bedrooms: Room 1: Double room with standard double bed, en suite bathroom with bath and shower, own entrance & patio. Room 2: Double room with standard double bed, en suite bathroom, shower only. Room 3: Twin-bedded room, en suite bathroom with bath and shower. The GARDEN COTTAGE offers 3 private bedrooms, each with own entrance and patio. No interleading doors. Room 4: "Kingfisher" HONEYMOON SUITE
RatesRates & Bookings The 3 rooms in our homestead are fully carpeted, whilst those in the cottage are under tiles. All have ceiling fans, air-conditioner (cool/warm), hair-dryers and tea/coffee-making facilities. Our rates include a "farmhouse" breakfast. We have a private lounge for the use of our guests and a large, sunny living room with DSTV - both rooms have fireplaces. Our "garden room/patio" overlooks our fairly large pool, which is set in a tranquil garden.
Directions• From Port Elizabeth take the R335 through Addo - over the railway line. First left onto R336 to Kirkwood . Turn right at Sunland after the Lupus Den sign. 9 km from Sunland turn left onto farm at the Lupus Den B&B sign. [45 minutes] • From Kirkwood take the R336 to Sunland. After the Lupus Den B&B sign, cross the railway line and turn immediately left after the shop on the corner. The farm is on the left 9 km from this turn-off. (30 minutes) • From Cradock take the N10 to Paterson . Turn right onto R342. Pass entrance to Addo Elephant Park . Turn right onto R336. Turn right at Sunland after Lupus Den sign. 9 km from Sunland turn left onto farm at Lupus Den B&B sign. [3 hours] |