Call back the past with the original foundations being eighty years old, also known as World War II, and more pertinent, this property housed the radar station monitoring room at the time. This heritage property was owned by one of the founding families of Betty's Bay from 1947 to 2014 who undertook in 1970 to carry out major renovations and then brought into the twenty-first century to be what it is today in 2015. Being a desirable split-level home with three hundred sixty degrees sea views from the main suite upstairs, this home offers a laid-back lifestyle with three or four south-facing en suite bedrooms opening onto their own private patios each with sea views - these all enjoy the west sun/summer sunsets. The fourth en suite bedroom faces north and is bathed in morning light with distant sea views and the occasional penguin waddling by. A north-facing study which too is embraced in morning sunlight offers an invigorating peaceful spot to spend time at one's desk. The open-plan living/dining area with wood burning stove/kitchen with laundry and wine cellar are sunny, bright and inviting. There is additional storage/mud room which allows the family to 'hide' toys/swimming cum surf gear. The main suite upstairs has views across the ocean to Danger Point/Hangklip lighthouse to the west including Cape Sea Farm. The free-standing bath has sizable corner windows making bathing in the light of the full moon a new experience.The outside braai spot gives the family an ideal setting to enjoy the outdoors, not forgetting those sunsets. Screeded flooring throughout allows for easy laid-back living. A water tank for those eventualities. Fenced on all sides. Security is in place together with American shutters on pertinent sliders. This is a golden opportunity to own a piece of history in 2025 and weave your own patchwork of memories as time plays out.