Bishopscourt was originally laid out on the grounds of the farm “Boschheuwel” (Bushy Hill), originally owned by Jan van Riebeek, founder of the Cape. Among the handsome residences is that of the Anglican Archbishop, hence the modern name, Bishopscourt.

This leafy suburb of quiet oak-lined streets is home to the most gracious of properties. It boasts a number of foreign embassies, internationally and local celebrities and a collection of fine family residences known for their large grounds and manicured gardens.

Conveniently situated close to leading schools, the University of Cape Town, international sports grounds and Cavendish Square Shopping Centre.

20 minutes from the warm waters of False Bay and the airport.

10 minutes from Cape Town CBD and V & A waterfront.

Enjoy scenic walks and trails and the open – air theatre at Kirstenbosch Gardens.