STEENBERG VINEYARDS

Steenberg is the oldest wine farm in the Cape. Located in the heart of the Constantia valley at the southern tip of South Africa, the farm is one of the most historically significant landmarks in the country.

Steenberg Golf Estate / Real Estate

The Steenberg Golf Estate epitomizes life style with a five star hotel, an award winning wine estate and one of the top golf courses in Cape Town, South Africa. The Steenberg Golf Estate, located in the wine growing region of Cape Town, is ideal for anyone wanting to live in Cape Town and being able to enjoy the amenities of an exclusive golf estate. The Steenberg Golf Estate in South Africa is home to many of South Africa’s celebrities which is mainly due to the refined facilities and security found here.

The Seenberg golf course was designed and built by one of South Africa’s leading golf course architects, Peter Matkovich. The 18-hole championship golf course at Steenberg features four distinct areas: Wetlands, Parklands, The Cape Flats and Fynbos. With five different tees, all golfers, from

The golf course at the Steenberg Vineyards has been designed to take full advantage of natural features and hazards. Many golfers envy the superb condition of this soft spike course and Steenberg is widely renowned for having the best greens in Cape Town.

This luxurious Steenberg Vineyard Estate - the oldest wine farm in the Cape Peninsula - offers breathtaking scenery, a championship golf course, an exclusive restaurant, a producing wine cellar, and all the facilities of a top-class country hotel. Yours to enjoy at whatever pace you choose.

The hotel buildings, dating back to 1682 were painstakingly restored and have been declared a National Monument. Here the legendary elegance and traditions of the 17th century blend harmoniously with the most refined luxuries and conveniences of our modern age.

The first owner of Steenberg was an extraordinary young lady, Catherina Ustings, who arrived in the Cape in 1662 from Lubeck on the Baltic Coast of Germany. She named the farm Swaaneweide - feeding place of Swans - which today is the Steenberg Estate.

This boutique hotel is a haven of serenity with a choice of elegant, air-conditioned rooms located in the original Manor House, Jonker's Huis, Barn, Swaaneweide and Spurwing Houses. Each en-suite room is tastefully furnished with exquisite antiques and all rooms overlook the vineyards, golf course and manicured garden.

The Manor House is an original farmhouse and is the oldest building on the Steenberg Estate, dating back to 1682. Beautiful antiques and ornaments reflect the elegant style of the 17th and 18th centuries. The patio offers shelter for guests to relax and perhaps catch up on the reading of a long overdue novel. The Steenberg Estate has its own exclusive and private 18-hole championship golf course that meanders leisurely through the Steenberg Vineyards, Pine Forest and gentle waterways. The course has some of the best greens on the African continent.

The private Steenberg Golf Club is available to hotel guests, members and their guests only. Steenberg golf course has been designed to take full advantage of natural features and 'hazards'.

There are 2 outdoor swimming pools and a steam room is available to sooth your body and soul. Therapists offer a wide range of treatments, such as reflexology, aromatherapy, reiki, beauty treatments and polarity.

Winemaking has been a tradition at Steenberg since 1695. Steenberg guests can journey through the entire process of winemaking from the Steenberg vineyards; visiting the wine producing and storing areas, then tasting the award winning wines. Steenberg vineyards produces a variety of grapes such as Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Semillion, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir, Shiraz, Nebbiolo and Tale Grapes.

Steenberg is also an ideal starting point for a visit to some of the Cape's other attractions. The Beautiful waters and white sand beaches of False Bay and the spectacular views of Chapman's Peak are a few minutes away, a drive to Cape Point Nature Reserve takes only 45 minutes, the centre of cosmopolitan Cape Town, South Africa's mother city, takes 20 minutes.