Annandale (Rouxdyn)

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Eclectic farm werf, facing north-west towards the R44. The cellar is of the most interest architecturally and is extremely authentic, with a fine gable with neo-classical articulation. The old farmhouse is also of interest, with Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian elements. A low werf wall creates a threshold into the werf (together with a local stream), and the mature Oaks and bell-tower give further spatial <br /> structure to the werf. The werf is positioned so that wonderful views eastwards up the Annandale Valley and towards the Helderberg are gained from the main werf space.

Agricultural werf

First granted c1703 to Jan Wismar. After the Second World War the farm was used to rehabilitate <br /> horses, but was reinstated as a wine farm after 1996 when it was purchased by Gerhard ("Hempies") <br /> du Toit.

Good example of an informal and layered werf, with authentic remaining fabric.

The cellar, in particular, is wonderfully authentic, and it's "over-sanitation" through over zealous restoration or alteration should be avoided at all costs.