TARRYSTONE, AN EXCLUSIVE RESIDENTIAL ESTATE IN CONSTANTIA, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
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RL27309
Land size
8759.00 m²
Floor size
1029.00 m²
A HOME TOUCHED BY ROYALTY AND DEFINED BY TIMELESS ELEGANCE
Tarrystone is one of South Africa’s truly remarkable private residences.
A home where elegance has always lived quietly, where history has unfolded gently and where one of the world’s most admired women once found peace and tranquility away from the public gaze.
Once owned by Earl Spencer, Princess Diana’s brother, the estate became Princess Diana’s sanctuary, whenever she visited him in Cape Town.
It was at Tarrystone that Earl Spencer spoke to the media after her funeral and it was at Tarrystone that Princess Diana stayed when she met Nelson Mandela at his Cape Town Residence in March 1997.
The sense of sanctuary endures. Beneath its thatched roofs, generous rooms open to gardens, terraces and mountain views. A private vineyard and two guest cottages extend the life of the estate with space to gather family and friends or find a quiet corner of your own.
Tarrystone is currently owned by a French family of entrepeneurs and art collectors and it was at Tarrystone that the largest contemporary African Art event was held, where more than 700 artists from around the world were in attendance.
The residence is thoughtfully furnished with a carefully curated selection of furniture, complemented by an extensive array of artwork.
Surrounded by magnificent gardens, breathtaking mountain views and timeless architecture, Tarrystone offers a rare opportunity to own not only one of Cape Town’s finest estates but a home whose legacy can never be re-created.
This is more than an address. It is an inheritance of place, beauty and story, awaiting its next custodian.
Tarrystone is one of South Africa’s truly remarkable private residences.
A home where elegance has always lived quietly, where history has unfolded gently and where one of the world’s most admired women once found peace and tranquility away from the public gaze.
Once owned by Earl Spencer, Princess Diana’s brother, the estate became Princess Diana’s sanctuary, whenever she visited him in Cape Town.
It was at Tarrystone that Earl Spencer spoke to the media after her funeral and it was at Tarrystone that Princess Diana stayed when she met Nelson Mandela at his Cape Town Residence in March 1997.
The sense of sanctuary endures. Beneath its thatched roofs, generous rooms open to gardens, terraces and mountain views. A private vineyard and two guest cottages extend the life of the estate with space to gather family and friends or find a quiet corner of your own.
Tarrystone is currently owned by a French family of entrepeneurs and art collectors and it was at Tarrystone that the largest contemporary African Art event was held, where more than 700 artists from around the world were in attendance.
The residence is thoughtfully furnished with a carefully curated selection of furniture, complemented by an extensive array of artwork.
Surrounded by magnificent gardens, breathtaking mountain views and timeless architecture, Tarrystone offers a rare opportunity to own not only one of Cape Town’s finest estates but a home whose legacy can never be re-created.
This is more than an address. It is an inheritance of place, beauty and story, awaiting its next custodian.
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