Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space which exudes luxury farmhouse chic. The oversize windows and wall-to-wall sliding doors open onto a patio area with a wooden deck and stairs to an outdoor relaxation area and BBQ. Add expansive views across the mountain valleys and the Villa couldn’t be more magical. It combines natural beauty with spoils like a wood-fired plunge pool, stylish bar area, cosy fireplace and indoor BBQ. All of this magic just 45km outside Windhoek on the C26.

Steinheim Farm is situated 45km from the Capital, Windhoek in the beautiful rural Khomas Highlands of Namibia. The region is characterized by its hilly countryside, expansive views and many mountains, rivers & valleys. The Khomas Highland Mountains, just 50 km west of Windhoek is considered the main hunting ground in central Namibia with ample free-roaming game like Oryx, Zebra, Kudu, Eland, Waterbuck and Hartebeest in the region. Khomas Hochland is a part of the interior plateau of central Namibia. It is elevated from 1700 m to 2000 m above sea level. From Windhoek several routes lead to the Namib Desert and when traveling in a circular route in the Gamsberg surroundings, the scenery is spectacular, especially along the Gamsberg, Spreetshoogte and Remhoogte passes. Dominating the landscape 120km west of Windhoek is the Gamsberg, a large table-topped mountain that rises some 500 metres above the surrounding Khomas Hochland. At a height of 2 347 metres, it is Namibia’s fourth-highest mountain. The plateau is regarded as an outstanding site for astronomical observations, as the night sky is unusually clear and the absence of towns and the resultant darkness of the surroundings makes it an ideal location from which to study the stars of the southern hemisphere.