List of heritage sites in Bellville

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This is a list of the heritage sites in Bellville, Western Cape as recognized by the South African Heritage Resources Agency.^[1]

SAHRA identifier	Site name	Description	Town	District	NHRA status	Coordinates	Image
9/2/012/0001	Vault, Meyboom Avenue, Plattekloof Extension No. 3, Parow	Type of site: Vault	Cape Town, Plattekloof	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°51′59″S18°35′01″E / 33.866450°S 18.583665°E / -33.866450; 18.583665	Type of site: Vault
9/2/012/0002	20 Oxford Street, Durbanville		Durbanville	Bellville		33°49′51″S18°39′01″E / 33.830878°S 18.650221°E / -33.830878; 18.650221
9/2/012/0003	DURBANVILLE MUNICIPAL AREA, GENERAL		Durbanville	Bellville
9/2/012/0004	46 Oxford Street, Durbanville		Durbanville	Bellville		33°49′44″S18°38′44″E / 33.828784°S 18.645601°E / -33.828784; 18.645601
9/2/012/0005	All Saints Anglican Church, Durbanville	Type of site: Church Current use: Church : Anglican. This complex is closely associated with the history and development of Durbanville. The All Saints Church was designed by architect Sophy Gray. The church and the older parsonage are predominantly in the Victorian style.	Durbanville	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°50′05″S18°38′58″E / 33.834687°S 18.649364°E / -33.834687; 18.649364
9/2/012/0006	BELLVILLE MUNICIPAL AREA, GENERAL		Bellville	Bellville
9/2/012/0007	Welgemoed Farmstead, Tygerberg Bellville		Bellville	Bellville			Media related to De Oude Welgemoed at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/012/0008	Berghshoop, Durbanville		Durbanville	Bellville		33°49′56″S18°40′13″E / 33.832123°S 18.670327°E / -33.832123; 18.670327
9/2/012/0009	PAROW MUNICIPAL AREA, GENERAL		Parow	Bellville
9/2/012/0010	King's Court, 4 Church Street, Durbanville	Type of site: House	Durbanville	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°49′59″S18°38′58″E / 33.833143°S 18.649580°E / -33.833143; 18.649580	Type of site: House
9/2/012/0011	Nineteenth Century Rubbish Dump, St.Vincent Street, Belhar, Bellville		Bellville	Bellville
9/2/012/0012	Milestone XII and Oil lamp, cnr Voortrekker and Durban Roads, Bellville	Type of site: Milestone	Bellville	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°54′04″S18°37′37″E / 33.901242°S 18.626985°E / -33.901242; 18.626985	Type of site: Milestone
9/2/012/0013	Oil lamp, cnr Voortrekker and Durban Roads, Bellville	Type of site: Lamppost	Bellville	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°54′05″S18°37′37″E / 33.901299°S 18.627044°E / -33.901299; 18.627044	Type of site: Lamppost
9/2/012/0014	Dutch Reformed Church, Weyers Street, Durbanville	The foundation-stone of the Dutch Reformed Church at Durbanville was laid on 1 April 1825 and the church itself was consecrated on 6 August 1826. The T -shaped church building was enlarged between 1890 and 1891 according to plans by the architect Charles Type of site: Church Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed.	Durbanville	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°50′12″S18°38′48″E / 33.836626°S 18.646650°E / -33.836626; 18.646650	The foundation-stone of the Dutch Reformed Church at Durbanville was laid on 1 April 1825 and the church itself was consecrated on 6 August 1826. The T -shaped church building was enlarged between 1890 and 1891 according to plans by the architect Charles Type of site: Church Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed.
9/2/012/0015	66 Hopkins Street, Parow	Late Victorian style double storey house. Hipped gable pitched roof with fibre cement slates. Double storey bay to left hand side of facade. Double storey cast iron filigree verandah intact. Ashlar plasterwork, quoining and plaster surrounds. Decorative These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. The magnificent cast- iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Ser Type of site: House Current use: House. These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. The magnificent cast-iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Sere	Parow	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°54′03″S18°35′12″E / 33.900735°S 18.586679°E / -33.900735; 18.586679	Late Victorian style double storey house. Hipped gable pitched roof with fibre cement slates. Double storey bay to left hand side of facade. Double storey cast iron filigree verandah intact. Ashlar plasterwork, quoining and plaster surrounds. Decorative These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. The magnificent cast- iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Ser Type of site: House Current use: House. These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. The magnificent cast-iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Sere Media related to 66 Hopkins Street, Parow at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/012/0016	64 Hopkins Street, Parow	Late Victorian style double storey house. Hipped and gabled pitched roof with fibre cement slates. Double storey bay to left hand side of facade. Double storey cast iron filigree verandah at entrance of which a portion remains. Ashlar plasterwork, These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. The magnificent cast- iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Ser Type of site: House Current use: House.	Parow	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°54′04″S18°35′12″E / 33.901000°S 18.586737°E / -33.901000; 18.586737	Late Victorian style double storey house. Hipped and gabled pitched roof with fibre cement slates. Double storey bay to left hand side of facade. Double storey cast iron filigree verandah at entrance of which a portion remains. Ashlar plasterwork, These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. The magnificent cast- iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Ser Type of site: House Current use: House. Media related to 64 Hopkins Street, Parow at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/012/0017	Onze Molen, Durbanville	The present mill structure consists of a truncated—cone tower built of coffee stone and plastered with mud. It has been lime washed. The structure which originally had a domed shaped cap and sails, was built about 1850. For many years it served as a wind— This structure, known as Onze Molen, was recorded in 1850 as only the second tower-mill in the Malmesbury district. It was erected in 1840 and served as a windmill till after the turn of the century when the mechanism and the top portion of the mill were Type of site: Wind Mill Previous use: Mill.	Durbanville	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°49′56″S18°38′21″E / 33.832361°S 18.639187°E / -33.832361; 18.639187	The present mill structure consists of a truncated—cone tower built of coffee stone and plastered with mud. It has been lime washed. The structure which originally had a domed shaped cap and sails, was built about 1850. For many years it served as a wind— This structure, known as Onze Molen, was recorded in 1850 as only the second tower-mill in the Malmesbury district. It was erected in 1840 and served as a windmill till after the turn of the century when the mechanism and the top portion of the mill were Type of site: Wind Mill Previous use: Mill. Media related to Onze Molen, Durbanville at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/012/0018	Rust-en-Vrede, Wellington Road, Durbanville	The so-called Rust-en-Vrede building complex, which dates predominantly from the mid nineteenth century, reflects a harmonious blending of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architectural elements. Since its erection the complex has served as a prison, a	Durbanville	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°49′55″S18°38′56″E / 33.831836°S 18.649016°E / -33.831836; 18.649016	The so-called Rust-en-Vrede building complex, which dates predominantly from the mid nineteenth century, reflects a harmonious blending of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architectural elements. Since its erection the complex has served as a prison, a
9/2/012/0019	Police Station Church Street, Durbanville		Durbanville	Bellville		33°50′01″S18°38′57″E / 33.833696°S 18.649073°E / -33.833696; 18.649073
9/2/012/0020-001	Cape Flats Nature Reserve, University of the Western Cape, Bellville South	Type of site: Nature Reserve This nature reserve of more than 20 hectares provides a haven for rare and typical flora and fauna of the Cape Flats. The reserve is a unique conservation project, and offers opportunity for research into diseases and the propagation of the Cape flora.	Cape Town	Bellville	Provincial Heritage Site	33°56′11″S18°37′18″E / 33.936389°S 18.621633°E / -33.936389; 18.621633
9/2/012/0021	Evertsdal Homestead, Durban Road, Bellville	Oldest house in Eversdal	Bellville	Bellville		33°51′23″S18°38′40″E / 33.856389°S 18.644444°E / -33.856389; 18.644444	Oldest house in Eversdal
9/2/012/0022	12 Queen Street, Durbanville		Durbanville	Bellville		33°49′55″S18°38′42″E / 33.831956°S 18.644881°E / -33.831956; 18.644881
9/2/012/0023	BELLVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT, GENERAL		Bellville	Bellville
9/2/012/0024	21 Vrede Street, Durbanville		Durbanville	Bellville	Pending Declaration	33°54′01″S18°37′50″E / 33.900203°S 18.630639°E / -33.900203; 18.630639
9/2/012/0025	Bloemhof, Bloemhof Street, Bellville		Bellville	Bellville		33°52′53″S18°38′38″E / 33.881418°S 18.643912°E / -33.881418; 18.643912
9/2/012/0026	Altydgedacht Farm, Durbanville		Durbanville	Bellville		33°50′50″S18°37′25″E / 33.847195°S 18.623671°E / -33.847195; 18.623671
9/2/012/0027	22 Oxford Street, Durbanville		Durbanville	Bellville		33°49′52″S18°38′59″E / 33.830986°S 18.649776°E / -33.830986; 18.649776
9/2/012/0028	EDGEMEAD LOCAL AREA, GENERAL		Edgemead	Bellville
9/2/012/0029	JOOSTENBERGVLAKTE LOCAL AREA, GENERAL		Joostenbergvlakte	Bellville

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References

↑ "Western Cape Provincial Heritage Sites (previously National Monuments)" (PDF). 19 September 2002. Retrieved 28 January 2013.

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[1] "Western Cape Provincial Heritage Sites (previously National Monuments)" (PDF). 19 September 2002. Retrieved 28 January 2013.

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