For Sale - The Iconic Café Felix Restaurant and Old Oak Manor Guest House - Riebeek - Kasteel

Description

Iconic Café Felix Restaurant and Old Oak Manor Guest House business together with the entire property available for acquisition. A detailed sales information sheet and updated management accounts are available upon request for serious buyers.An exceptional opportunity to acquire one of the most recognized hospitality establishments in the Riebeek Valley. The property offers a unique combination of premium dining and accommodation within a picturesque and historic setting.Old Oak Manor is a heritage property dating back to the 1860s, while Café Felix is a highly regarded restaurant with more than 22 years of successful operation. The restaurant has built a strong reputation for consistently excellent cuisine, professional service, and a welcoming atmosphere throughout the year. Guests enjoy dining in the established tranquil garden beneath 150-year-old oak trees or relaxing indoors during the winter months beside two fireplaces.Riebeek-Kasteel is one of South Africa’s oldest towns, located 80 km north-east of Cape Town in the scenic Riebeek Valley alongside its neighboring town, Riebeek West. The area has a rich history dating back to 1661, when Dutch explorers discovered the fertile valley and named it Riebeek Kasteel in honor of Commander Jan van Riebeeck.The Riebeek Valley is also historically significant as the birthplace of former South African prime ministers Jan Smuts and Daniel Malan.Today, Riebeek-Kasteel is a vibrant cultural and community hub, hosting popular events such as the annual Olive Festival and Solo Art Studios weekends. The town features numerous art galleries, fine dining establishments, renowned wine and olive farms, and has become a sought-after weekend destination. Often referred to as the mini Franschhoek, this Swartland gem continues to attract increasing numbers of local and international visitors.The upcoming Cape Town International Airport development in the nearby winelands, located approximately 60 km away, is expected to further improve accessibility to the Riebeek Valley and the wider Swartland region.