Stylish Heritage Guestroom, stay with gay locals

Woodstock has become a trendy & safe neighbourhood (universal precautions must be taken). It is a renowned art & design district. Cafe's and restaurants are dotted around the area and other attractions e.g. on Roodebloem Road's Deli & Coffee Shop on Salisbury Road, Devil's Peak Brewery, The Old Biscuit Mill, Salt Circle Arcade, The Neighbourgoods Market, The Woodstock Exchange, The Local Grill, The Bromwell Boutique Mall, The Upper East Side Hotel/Restaurant & VidaE Cafe, Balmoral Supermarket, Fast Food on Victoria Road: St Elmos Pizzeria, Debonairs Pizzeria, Nandos, KFC, Banks: FNB, Absa, Standard & Nedbank all in walking distance.

Getting around

Uber, MyCiti, Car Rental, Bicycle, Scooter Woodstock is part of the Cape Town City Bowl. Thus conveniently located close to the Cape Town CBD 3,4 Km's which is a charmingly compact City with a variety of historic and contemporary attractions suited to all tastes that one can easily explore on foot, by bicycle, or public transport. Uber fares to Long Street (central Cape Town) are low at +-R40. House is in walking distance (450meters) from MyCiti Bus Stop. (Bus Rapid Transport); 350meters from Victoria Rd minibus taxis. Close vicinity distance to several good restaurants. ******** metres from Babbo's Italian restaurant, Jamaican' me Crazy, Pesce Azzurro Italian restaurant, The Stud burger saloon, Salisbury's Deli - the central deli on the bustling high street of Woodstock - Roodebloem Rd. 350 meters from the Fresh Stop 24 hour convenience store. 700 metres from Balmoral grocery store the centre of Woodstock Main Rd shopping and restaurants. 900 meters from the world famous Test Kitchen, and the perennially popular Old Biscuit Mill market. 15 minute drive from the Cape Town International Airport.

The Neighborhood

James & Manshil’s home is located in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa. Woodstock is the cutting edge art and design district of Cape Town. It is Cape Town's first suburb. A heritage district and one of the few mixed race areas during Apartheid, it is now one of the most integrated cross cultural neighbourhoods in South Africa. A village feel with a charm of its own, whilst being only 3.4km from the very centre of Cape Town. This proximity to downtown makes it a highly sought after area with very high real estate prices and an eclectic mix of interesting people, young professionals, artists and young families.