Mixed Use for sale
Live in a heritage landmark atop a hill with panoramic Grootfontein views, olive gardens and a Roman-style swimming pool — colonial features and three bedrooms, one bathroom.
This beautifully preserved historic church, once a coffee shop and now a warm, character-filled home, offers a unique, nostalgic atmosphere and exciting restoration potential, making it ideal for anyone with a vision.
A truly exceptional heritage investment, offering the chance to own an iconic landmark in one of Namibia’s most historic settings.
CHURCH BUILDING
Situated on a hill with breathtaking views over Grootfontein, this historic church is surrounded by gardens, lush lawns, olive trees, and a Roman-style swimming pool. Built in 1952, it beautifully blends colonial design with quaint charm, featuring the original baptismal font and a wooden door from the old Nord Hotel.
The ground floor includes an entrance hall, lounge, dining area, and kitchen, while the upper level has a landing, bathroom, and two bedrooms. The property is fully fenced with mesh wire, with about 60m2 paved with slasto.
With immense potential as a boutique hotel, guesthouse, private residence, or event venue, it can captivate international visitors seeking a peaceful retreat or cultural experience.
A landmark of historical and architectural value, the church reflects the colonial era of the SWA Company’s “Little England” settlement and remains cherished for its warm, peaceful ambiance.
Many former residents and visitors cherish fond memories of this church. Some recall how they were baptized or introduced here. The church's warm and peaceful ambiance, accompanied by the distinct scent of candles, has left a lasting impression on all who visited.
*Main Building - 168 m2
*Land Size - 1,454 m2
*Verandah - 8 m2
*Alarm
Listed for sale at N$2,000,000
Grootfontein Central offers a peaceful, small-town atmosphere with essential services and historic charm, making it an ideal location for those seeking a quiet and community-focused lifestyle in the heart of the Otjozondjupa region.