Bishopscourt Accommodation
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Words such as opulence, success and prosperity come to mind when describing the Cape Town suburb of Bishopscourt. Measuring 4km, this southern suburb has a mere 543 homes located on substantial, leafy properties.
Bishopscourt adjoins the Kirstenbosch national botanical gardens, is 6km from the start of the Constantia wine route and Cape Town University, and 11km from Cape Town city centre. A few foreign embassies are based in Bishopscourt and it was once the home of Nelson Mandela. The suburb is also the official residence of all Anglican archbishops of Cape Town.
Residents have taken it upon themselves to beautify the suburb’s open spaces and there is a pretty walk along the Liesbeek River for families to enjoy.
For those travelling in style and with a bit of cash to burn, a stay in Bishopscourt is a no brainer.
Top 6 reasons to visit Bishopscourt
1. The Liesbeek Bishopscourt Village is a scenic and shaded... Show more