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De Waal House
Cape Town, South Africa, South Africa
De Waal House in Cape Town most likely refers to the Jan de Waal House, a restored historic building in the city center that is now a national monument.
It is linked to Jan de Waal, who arrived at the Cape in 1715 and later developed one of the oldest surviving houses in Cape Town, with the site also important to early Cape Dutch urban history. The building is valued for its preservation and for showing what early colonial-era architecture and family life looked like in Cape Town.
Location
119-121, M4, Woodstock, Cape Town, 7915, South Africa
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