List of heritage sites in Paarl

Type of site: Farm Complex.

Ornate front rococo gable. It has weak wingless scrolls at its base; the inner pilasters run up only as high as the head of the gable window, from which level they are linked with the edge mould b^{[clarification needed]} The farm was granted to Philippus Bemardus Wolfaart, who arrived at the Cape in the eighteenth century. At the end of 1791, when the Dutch East India Company offered many of its properties for sale in an attempt to pay off its debts, Wolfaart obtained a st.^{[clarification needed]}

There is considerable difference of opinion on the early history of this building, due to the repeated sub division of properties.

It has a great tradition and its architectural merit is considerable.

The old Gymnasium School is situated on the Type of site: School Current use: Primary school. The original building of the Gymnasium school was opened on 12 January 1858. The school played a leading part in the struggle for the retention of the Dutch language and also in the Afrikaans Language-movement.

This imposing house was probably built by Pieter de Villiers who bought the farm in 1756. The building is H-shaped with beautiful gables bearing the dates 1800 and 1815, respectively Type of site: Farm Complex. This imposing house, one of the best-known Cape- Dutch houses, was probably built by Pieter de Villiers who bought the farm in 1756. The building is H-shaped with beautiful gables bearing the dates 1800 and 1815, respectively.

In 1695 the land was granted to a German named Hans Hendrik Hattingh. In 1709, he sold the land to Pierre Joubert, a Huguenot who arrived at the Cape in 1688 with Type of site: Farm Complex. The outstanding La Motte manor house, which was probably during the fifties of the eighteenth century by Gabriel du Toit, is a T-shaped building with a concavo-convex middle gable and attractive facade. The manor house, together with the "jonkmanshuis", t