In such a stunning location you'd be happy to stay in a hovel, but luckily for you Michelle's place is a delightful little designer bolthole.
We loved staying here. Almost like one of George Clark's Amazing Small Spaces, only with a bit more space! Perfectly laid out with a lot of flair. There's a stove fireplace and the whole side of the house opens up with stack doors and a fully functioning kitchen including gas hob and oven.
The loft room with ladderish stairs was 100% perfect for my 11 year old daughter and enough space for our 21year old who joined us for a night. Rustic braai facilities are available, so buy extra wood from the sellers on the corner of Kommetjie Rd and Ou Kaapseweg, a short drive away. (But watch out for morning weekday traffic congestion leading to Ou Kaapseweg if you plan to catch an aeroplane at that time.)
The beds are very comfortable and there are good spaces for lounging with a book. I'm usually a bather, but I enjoyed the well appointed shower room with Moroccan tiles and large round shower head.
There's a manager to let you in but Michelle also kept in touch by phone and messaging to check that we were happy.
This all makes for a lovely prelude to the breathtaking view that rewards you after a short stroll through fynbos to the beach. This is an eco estate, so the homes are all sensitively designed to let nature take centre stage.
It was all good, but it would be crazy if I failed to mention that once you step through that gate you see in one of Michelle's photos and glimpse the white sand strewn with kelp, the rocks, the sea and the towering mountains in the behind, you are transported to a place of rare beauty. I'd go back in a heartbeat.