Mukti  Verified Listing

Mukti is a lovingly curated self-catering Karoo heritage home, ideal for those seeking solitude and luxury, set in the tranquil village of Nieu-Bethesda. The village is quiet, and Mukti is located on the quieter western side of it too, watched over by the towering Compassberg.

‘Mukti’ is Sanskrit for spiritual liberation. We have always wanted a soulful, peaceful space where we can go to clear our minds and hearts and we found our little paradise in Nieu-Bethesda. The property was renovated extensively, whilst paying respect to the heritage and character of the home. The interiors have been beautifully curated and designed, with top quality bedding and utilities.

The home is air-conditioned and contains 2 spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The main bedroom has a king-size bed, a mountain view and an en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom is a twin room, and also has an en-suite.

The home has a well-equipped kitchen with Smeg appliances and an original Dover stove. Enjoy dining on the raw wood dining table in the kitchen. The lounge area has a fireplace for cosy winter night’s and there is a library to curl up with a good book. Outside, there is a covered verandah with comfortable sofas and an outdoor dining table.

The home has a swimming pool which replicates a small Karoo farm dam and sun loungers for relaxing. There is also a firepit with seating to enjoy the stargazing. High speed internet access is available should you need to work.

* King or single beds
* Linen, bath and pool towels
* Ceiling fan in the main bedroom
* En-suite bathrooms
* Air-conditioning in both bedrooms and lounge
* Lounge with fireplace
* Library
* Separate office for remote working
* Well-equipped kitchen
* Gas stove and electric oven
* Fridge-freezer
* Microwave
* Toaster
* Washing machine
* Nespresso machine

Nieu-Bethesda is a village in the Eastern Cape at the foot of the Sneeuberge, approximately 50 km from Graaff Reinet. It was founded as a church town, like many other Karoo villages, and attained municipal status in 1886. Nieu-Bethesda was the last of the municipalities to receive electricity, as recently as 1991. The name is of biblical origin and means "place of flowing water", due to the constant flow of the mountain spring. This water is shared throughout the town via sluicegates that control the "lei water". The village is known for its unique energy. There are no fuel stations, ATM's or tarred roads, which adds to its beautiful, and for many, spiritually uplifting, charm.

* Verandah with outdoor furniture
* Braai facilities
* Farm dam-style swimming pool
* 4 pool loungers
* Bluetooth speaker
* Outside shower
* Serviced upon request, no extra charge
* Secure parking
* Alarm with perimeter beams

* Owl House Museum 700 m away
* Fossil immersion and tour
* Compassberg hiking route and 4x4 trail
* Boeties Pub
* Sneeuberg Brewery and 2 Goats Deli
* Ware on Earth Ceramic Gallery and Studio
* Camdeboo Koedoeskloof 4x4 Trail
* Nieu-Bethesda Art Centre