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The White House

This beautiful house, built in the early 1900’s is situated on a 15,000 ha farm on the B1 in Grünau. Come and enjoy the wide-open spaces, the peace and tranquility, the beautiful sunsets and the millions of bright stars at night.

Accommodation

Fully equipped with modern amenities. Each room has its own en-suite bathroom and access to a well stocked fridge. For the nature lovers, camping is available as well as braai packs and wood.

Activities & Tours

The Farm is situated in the far south of Namibia, north of Grünau. Enjoy a site seeing farm trip, a day trip to the nearby attractions or merely relax in our farm pool. Have a cold beer with the best home cooked lamb in the world.

ABOUT THE FARM

In 1912 Frederich Haschke bought the farm Mickberg (15 000 hectares) for £2 500. He immediately started building a house for his wife to be. Building material was imported from Germany to Lüderitz Bay, from where it was railed to Klein-Karas station. When the First World War broke out, troops from the Union of South Africa invaded this German colony. In April 1915 the young couple fled to the north of the colony with some of their possessions and live stock. The White House was left behind, furniture and all.

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