Come and Stay!
There are three accomodation options at The Artists' Press. You can select from the Farmhouse Stone Cottage , or the Artist's House. The property has extensive beautiful gardens and is surrounded by farmland. Our neighbours grow macadamia nuts, avocados and vegetables and their fields ramble over gentle hills. At the bottom of the valley is the Sandriver. Vervet monkeys, bushbabies, mongoose (four types), duikers, jackal and a great range of birds can be seen. During the day the tracks of nocturnal residents reveal themselves; hippo, bush pig, civet and serval are out and about in the valley. At night fruit bats come to eat off the indigenous fig and yellowwood trees that grow in the garden, bushbabies (the greater galago ones) occasionally clamber over the rooftops at night and if they are feeling feisty they shriek. The dams and surrounding springs are home to a vast array of frogs whose calls fill the air on summer evenings. The irrigation canal from Witklip dam meanders through the garden and provides the sound of running water throughout the year. The Artists' Press is a place of peace, let us know if you would like to come and visit!
The Stone Cottage
The Artists' House
More information about print making
Who are we?
A brief introduction to the team at the The Artists' Press, who collectively make all of our prints possible.
Tamar Mason
Tamar Mason, co-director of The Artists' Press is also a visual artist.
Handling original prints
Some tips for keeping your prints in perfect shape.
