Annemarie Styger owns and operates Annvilla Guest House, located in Irenepark in Klerksdorp, just off the N12 with newly constructed guest rooms and conference facilities in the wonderful style of original early 1930's with its wooden floors and high pressed steel ceilings. AnnVilla is situated in a beautiful and established suburb with large trees, and offers luxury accommodation for the discerning business or leisure traveller.

Memorable, quality accommodation for discerning guests in a gracious, classic villa style home of noticeable historical cultural heritage; remodelled to very high standards with excellent results. The establishment's status is certainly proposed as a Superior endorsement in their category.Newly constructed guest rooms in the wonderful style of original early 1930's mainhouse with its wooden floors and high pressed steel ceilings. AnnVilla is situated in a beautiful and established suburb with large trees, just off the N12 in Klerksdorp, with beautiful guest rooms in the wonderful style of an original early 1930's mainhouse with its wooden floors and high pressed steel ceilings. AnnVilla is close to all business areas and other amenities. AnnVilla offers a luxury accommodation for the discerning business or leisure traveller - enjoy the privacy of your bedroom and comfortable bathroom designed with your relaxation in mind, decorated in a classic style by the owner, Annemarie Styger. AnnVilla is ideal for business or leisure breaks, offering spacious and luxurious suites. Overlooking a patio garden, each double suite has its own private entrance and an elegant en-suite bathroom

The greater city area [clarification needed] of Klerksdorp incorporates the towns of Orkney, Kanana, Stilfontein, Khuma, Hartbeesfontein and Tigane, giving it a population of more than 350,000 inhabitants (Census Statistics South Africa 2001). Together with Rustenburg, Klerksdorp forms the economic heart of North West Province. It is one of the hubs of the South African gold mining industry, although its importance has been decreasing in recent years. A major earthquake in March 2005 caused significant damage to the eastern suburb of Stilfontein and caused widespread damage to mining activities. It is expected to be a large uranium producer in the future. Apart from mining, Klerksdorp is positioned as a notable medical, retail and educational centre for North West Province and Northern Free State. The Klerksdorp district is a major contributor to South African agriculture; maize, sorghum, groundnuts and sunflower are important crops farmed in the district. Klerksdorp has the largest agricultural co-op in the southern hemisphere, named 'Senwes'. The farming district is also known for its Sussex cattle herds - the city is the headquarters of the South African Sussex Cattle B