Melrose House

Melrose House, a National Monument, offers guests the experience of venturing back so as to the late nineteenth century. Worked in 1866 by well off agent George J. Heys, this good looking Victorian house was the place the Treaty of Vereeniging, the Peace Treaty ending the Anglo Boer War, was marked in 1902.

Loaded with collectibles, the house is a fantastic case of safeguarded Victorian engineering. Features incorporate the recolored glass windows, porcelain decorations, works of art by British specialists, and lavish engineering thrives. Guided visits are accessible.

The house is likewise utilized for workmanship displays, shows, and old fashioned fairs, and the bistro serves snacks in the tea cultivate.