Cosy Cottage B&B

Private self-catering cottages with bedroom, en-suite bathroom/toilet, equipped kitchen where you can prepare your own meals, TV, verandah, patio and private garden with braai area, swimming pool, secure parking. Cottages sleep maximum 4 persons.

Optional Breakfast and Dinner available on request.

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Three Star Graded by the Tourism Grading Council of South Africa. Situated in Baillie Park Suburb, Potchefstroom, next to highway leading to Parys and near highway (N12) leading to Johannesburg and Klerksdorp. 5 minutes from University Campus. All our cottages have private entrances and secure parking. The comfort of our guests is ensured with an en-suit bathroom/toilet, equipped kitchen, breakfast nook and TV. Each cottage also has its own little garden next to a central swimming pool. Three shopping malls (including the splendorous Mooi River Mall) with pubs, restaurants, take-away foods, cinemas, pharmacies, doctors, post office, supermarkets, butcher, video shops and petrol station/garage with AVIS facility are within walking distance.

With the most important birding spots in the area, like the world-renowned OPM Prozesky Bird Sanctuary literally on our doorstep, Cosy Cottage B&B organises customised birding trips on request. Or you can just relax in our lush garden where more than 20 bird species are regularly seen.

Apart from birding, Potchefstroom offers several other nature experiences. Situated in the south-eastern corner of the Southern Region of the North West Province - about 120 km from Johannesburg - Potchefstroom is an ideal destination for the short-time visitor to South Africa. The Highveld National Park, as well as Buffelsvlei Wild Animal Park, is about 12 km from Cosy Cottage B&B, and about 20 km from us lies the Vredefort Dome. 2000 million years ago a giant meteorite struck the earth near the present day village of Vredefort creating a crater 80km in diameter and forcing the surrounding landscape into a dome-like feature. This is the largest and oldest meteorite impact site on earth and has recently received World Heritage status.