Wolwedans
Physical Address: Bottelary Hills  Erf:   Applicable Legislation
Architectural Period:   Date built:   Older than 60 years: unassessed PREV. NATIONAL MONUMENT:
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Slave History:   Present NHRA protection: S34 
Heritage Analysis
SITE & STRUCTURE DESCRIPTION: Mid-to-later 19th century farmhouse, set in a loose werf formation with a variety of ordinary farm buildings of various ages surrounding it. House set on a plinth with two gables, stoepkamers and central, symmetrical access. Front gables are curvilinear and have round vents, straight gable at side. Original joinery including some internal shutters. Perspex burglar bars do detract. The house is a very good example of a turn-of-the century farmhouse.  
History: Historically part of Neethlingshof  
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Suggested Grading: IIIB 
Date of Survey: 2016 
Survey: 2016 - Cape Winelands Heritage Survey | Date of Survey: 2016