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Wynchmore Cottage Accommodation

We offer 4 en-suite bedrooms:

Suffolk Room
Downstairs bedroom, private entrance, en-suite shower room, DSTV television, tea & coffee.

Norfolk Room
Downstairs bedroom, private entrance and street access with private garden area, en suite bathroom and private outside shower and atrium. DSTV television, tea & coffee.

Essex Room
Upstairs under thatch, en suite bathroom, DSTV television, tea & coffee, outside balcony with garden furniture.

Wessex Room
Upstairs under thatch, en suite bathroom, DSTV television, tea and coffee. Outside balcony with garden furniture.

Only 7 minutes drive away from the world famous Kruger National Park

FACILITIES
Lapa & Swimming Pool
Where a healthy or hearty Bushveld breakfast is taken, also has Jetmaster braai and fully fitted luxury kitchen for use of guests.

. 3 Minute walk to local park set on the banks of the Crocodile River overlooking the world renowned Kruger National Park.
. 7 minutes drive to the Malelane Gate of the Kruger National Park.
. New large Spar shopping centre and Pick ‘n Pay nearby.
. Steers, Fishaways, Nando’s, Chicken Licken, KFC takeaways nearby.
. New restaurant / Coffee Shop nearby.

Malelane
Malelane is a small town in Mpumalanga close to the Kruger National Park. It is only 43km from the Mocambique border and the Swaziland border at Matsomo is also only 43km away.

Only a couple of kilometers outside Malelane is one of the gates to Kruger Park making it possible to use Malelane as base whilst exploring the southern parts of the Kruger Park. Game drives and walks are just some of the activities offered and the large variety of indigenous plants and trees make the area a very good spot for bird lovers.

The surrounds of this rather hot part of the country are either given over to rolling fields of sugarcane, tropical fruits or game farms. It’s a laid-back, friendly town and life slows down to a peaceful and casual crawl, due in no small way to the pervasive heat and to the less insistent pace of nature.

Things to See and Do In Malelane
The Area
Malelane (small lala palms)Officially established on 6 July 1949 this fast growing town situated in this delightful part of the country, has two large supermarkets and a variety of shops can be found at the "Inkwazi Shopping Centre". There is also a selection of fast food and restaurants in the vicinity together with various service outlets.

Sugar Cane Country
The Sugar Industry, which was established in 1965, had a great impact on the economy of Malelane. Up to this time it was still a village with a total of 320 people and a primary school for 105 scholars. According to an aerial photograph, taken in 1964, there were only 23 buildings or structures in and around the town, including a hotel, two banks, two filling stations, two shops and four churches.

The erection of the sugar mill, between 1965 and 1967, meant that TSB (Transvaal Suiker Beperk) had to provide housing for their workers. There were no houses in Malelane to buy or to rent and TSB had to undertake the building of 70 homes in the town. Facilities for sport and recreation had to be made available. The factory’s personnel were housed close to the mill in its own little town known as Mhlathi Kop.

Kruger National Park (Malalane Gate)
This world-renowned park was proclaimed in 1926, when the Sabie Game Reserve and the Shingwedzi Reserve were consolidated. President Paul Kruger was told about the rapid destruction of wildlife in the area, and succeeded to persuade the Transvaal parliament to establish a wildlife protected area between the Sabie and Crocodile rivers, which opened to the public in 1927.

In later years, many areas to the north were added to the original park, increasing the size to over 2 million hectares. Areas in Mozambique and Zimbabwe will be added to the Kruger National Park, to be named the "The Great Limpopo Cross Border Park".

Malalane Golf Course
Rated one of the best nine-hole courses in South Africa, Malalane Golf Club is situated less than 1 km away from the southern border of the Kruger National Park. There are crocodiles in the stream, small buck are often seen and even hippo occasionally venture onto the course.

Leopard Creek Country Club
Situated near Malalane in the heart of Mpumalanga, on the southern border of the Kruger National Park, Leopard Creek presents a rare opportunity to own an outstanding bushveld retreat.

The 360 hectare development is bordered to the north and the west by the picturesque Crocodile River and the Kruger National Park. Typical bushveld koppies overlook the course from the east, providing an ideal backdrop for a magnificent course.

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