Exclusive Lodge with private infinity pool and views of the majestic Waterberg Mountains. The Leobo Private Game Reserve, an exclusive 8,000-hectare estate in South Africa’s Waterberg Mountains, houses the observatory.
This modern four-bedroom villa is located above the Ballala Valley and offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature in an incomparable luxury setting.
The villa is situated on top of a hill and is west facing to enjoy the sunset views, providing the perfect backdrop to relax and enjoy the surrounding nature. The heated infinity pool seems to extend into the valley below, and expansive terraces extend along the front of the villa. Whether it’s the living room by the fireplace on cool evenings or the sunny terrace by the pool, every corner of the villa is a great place to relax.
In addition, the villa features a rooftop terrace with a hot tub and a comfortable seating area where guests can enjoy relaxing evening drinks under the starry sky.
After an intense day engaging in exciting activities, a traditional boma tent is the perfect place to tell stories by the fire while enjoying a glass of local wine.
The vision of a group of distinguished architects, The Observatory is a masterpiece of design that has won numerous awards for its unique style. The library’s name comes from its seven-meter-tall tower-like library, topped by an auto-rotating copper dome that houses a 20-inch telescope and even a solar telescope.
At the heart of the villa is a spacious living room with a comfortable sunken sitting area around a fireplace, a hand-carved dining table and a fully stocked bar. The living areas also feature satellite TV and a sound system, ensuring guests of all ages are entertained.
The villa sleeps up to six adults in the large double bedroom and up to four children in the bunk room. All rooms offer stunning views, spacious private bathrooms, fireplaces, and sofa beds for peaceful relaxation.
For those looking for a true safari experience without compromising on luxury or exclusivity, The Observatory at Leobo Private Reserve is the perfect choice
Although it is not a “big five” area, there is an abundance of spectacular wildlife that can be observed on safaris and nature walks in the region.
In addition, its guests can enjoy a wide range of daily activities and excursions. From quad or motocross safaris, kayaking, fishing, rock climbing, hiking, paintball, clay pigeon shooting and cliff top camping.