Cape winelands' luxury villa voted as one of the best wellness suites in the world
The Owners Villa at Delaire Graff Estate has been recognised by Elite Traveler as one of the Top Wellness Suites in the World .
Delaire Graff Estate's exclusive Owner's Villa has been recognised by 'Elite Traveler' as one of the world's top wellness suites in the luxury travel space.
Located in the heart of the Stellenbosch Valley, the four-bedroom Owner's Villa boasts panoramic views of the Cape Winelands.
The 660-square metre private residence has been purposefully designed for serenity and exclusivity.
Spanning two levels, it includes a gym, heated pool, jacuzzi terrace, and a team of dedicated staff including a private chef, butler, and concierge.
Every detail of the Owners Villa reflects owner Laurence Graff's personal vision. The interiors feature curated artworks from Graff's private collection, including pieces by African and international artists.
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