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A quaint refurbished “Pilgrims Rest” type miners' cottage.

A two bedroomed, one bathroom cottage with a lovely all weather thatched lapa with a built-in fire place. Delightfully re-created using artefacts of the days gone by, and steeped in an atmosphere of Africa’s pioneering past. Lovely views of the bush and game roaming past. Large main bedroom with double bed and two extra single beds for children. The second bedroom with it's two single beds ensure comfortable sleeping arrangements for 4 – 6 people.

This is the oldest building on KunKuru and was built in 1943.

Mokhoti is a Tswana word for mine hence, the name as the mine manager of the Fluorspar mine, that was active in the 1940’s and closed down in 1953 lived in this cottage. The cottage has been renovated and a lapa added. Some of the original doors and windows were kept. The store outside was once a “long Drop” and wash room as there was no piped water or electricity on the site. Most of the fittings in the cottage have been made from artefacts found nearby. The curtain rod holders are made from sleeper bolts from the mine and the toilet roll holder is made from the protection plate from the draw bar or “Disselboom” of an old cart or ox wagon. The shower is made from an old watering can (Still calibrated in gallons), the ceramic basin was made and fired on the property.