Bed and Breakfast in Roseacre, Johannesburg
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35 MUNDAY AVENUE MORNINGHILL ESTATE BEDFORDVIEW, BEDFORDVIEW, Johannesburg, 2007
011 615 5970
ACCOMMODATION FOR ALL CORPORATE BUSINESS COMPANIES IN BEDFORDVIEW, SECURE AND CLOSE (WALKING DISTANCE TO SHOPPING MALLS) 
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275 MIMOSA ROAD, Johannesburg, 2195
082 444 5423
We offer our guests seven well appointed, en-suite rooms, all opening onto the garden, ensuring free movement to all guests, and secure parking. Each room is individually decorated, with high quality bed linen, and every modern convenience. These comforts combined with the warm personal attention of Magda & Johann guarantees an unforgettable stay in Johannesburg. Tuscany Guest House is walking distance from Cresta Shopping Centre, Johannesburg Eye Hospital, restaurants and all major Banks. Also close to Flora Clinic, Milpark Hospital, Wilgeheuwel Hospital, Universities. 
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83 2nd Avenue, Edenvale, 1609
082 515 1363
Located a mere 8 minutes from O.R Tambo International Airport and with easy motorway access to Sandton, Johannesburg and the rest of Gauteng, it is the ideal base for the business person and tourist alike... 
89 2Nd Avenue, Edenvale, 1609
27116096113
xClose to a number of Large shopping facilities namely Greenstone and Stoneridge Mall, East gate Mall, Bedford centre, & Burma Lake flea market - a tourist haven of pure South African Arts & Culture. 5 minutes from a wide range of Excellent Restaurants, Sports bars & Casino's. Something near by for the whole family. 
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113 FIRST AVENUE, Edenvale, 1610
011 452 8049
Edenvale dates back to 1903 when it was an unimportant small village where certain Cornish Miners settled after the Boer War. The farm Rietfontein No 9 was originally owned by Tobias Mynhardt whose home is still in evidence today and is called Frank Marret Park. Mynhardt subdivided the area in the early 1890’s into four portions, selling Eastleigh to Father De Lacey and Edenvale to a Mr Amm, a leading Johannesburg grocer. The major portion, which extended from Modderfontein Boundary to Elandsfontein station was sold to the Rietfontein Gold Mining Company, while the remaining portion of Edendale was retained by Mr. Mynhardt. 
