2-Bedroom Apartment with Garden – Bonne Espérance, Kenilworth

In the late 1800s, Cape Town was such a popular city to live in that soon it became crowded. At this time, an affluent class of people emerged who were searching for new villages to escape from the crowded city. The blissfully quiet suburbs of Wynberg Hill, Rondebosch and Claremont were established to the south of the city and attracted the elite. Soon, the construction of austere homes with beautiful, impressive gardens increased.Kenilworth, however, wasn’t part of the new development. In fact, it was originally a subdivision of the most famous property in the area, Stellenberg, which extended to most of where Kenilworth and Claremont exist today. Dutch officials originally used the area as kennels to house their hunting dogs....