Oude Libertas (Mon Repos)
Physical Address:	R310	Erf:		Applicable Legislation
Architectural Period:		Date built:		Older than 60 years:	unassessed	PREV. NATIONAL MONUMENT:
Style:		Type of building:		Date of photograph(s): }
Zoning:		Use:
Heritage Values
Rarity:		Historical:
Aesthetical:		Technological:
Cultural:		Social History:
Slave History:		Present NHRA protection:	S34
Heritage Analysis
SITE & STRUCTURE DESCRIPTION:	The historic structure is almost incidental to the site, whose activity is focused in the adjacent amphitheatre structure, which houses a weekly farmers' market. The vineyards between the R310 and the buildings create an "agricultural forecourt" to the precinct that plays a gateway role when entering the town of Stellenbosch from the south.
History:	Deduction from Libertas. The farm was granted to Arnout (Arnoud, Aarnout) Jansz in 1683. Jansz was a German soldier in the service of the Dutch East India Company, who became a freeburgher and was among the first grantees to whom land was promised
Social History:
Alterations:
General Evaluation:
Suggested Grading:	IIIB
Date of Survey:	2016

Survey: 2016 - Cape Winelands Heritage Survey | Date of Survey: 2016