The house consists of three bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms. Large open plan living area that walks onto a wooden deck with a splash pool. Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher and oversized double garage. Exceptional mountains views from the deck were you can sip on sunset cocktails.

As host I live a short distance from the property and will be available any time for assistance.

The little village of Vermont is usually spoken of in the same breath as its immediate neighbour, Onrus, and indeed, the two lie close together on the coast where the Onrus River runs into the sea via a lagoon, just over an hour’s drive from Cape Town in the Greater Hermanus area. Vermont borders on Onrus and on a number of green belts created in an effort to maintain the inherent tranquillity and endemic fynbos and bird life in the area. Its name, which is derived from the French words ‘mont vert’ - meaning ‘green mountain’ - is after the American state of the same name and probably refers to the Onrust Mountain, which serves as a backdrop to the village. Vermont, a newer suburb than its neighbour, serves mainly as a holiday village, its residents making their way here primarily during holiday seasons. A beautiful coastal path stretches from Onrus along the coastline becoming what is now known as the Vermont Trail, interspersed with tidal pools and ending at the sand dunes of Brekvis (Breakfast) Bay, one of the most undisturbed beaches in the area and a perfect spot for the earliest meal of the day.