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The history of this property can be traced to the late 17th
century, when the land on which Erfurt House stands formed part
of the farm allocated to Harmen Jansz Potgieter in 1682. Johan
Marthinus (Jan) Beyers built the imposing double storey residence
in 1876 with a magnificent wood and cast iron balcony on all
sides of the building. The residence was named Erfurt House
in remembrance of the town Erfurt in Germany, the birthplace
of the male ancestor of the Beyers family in South Africa.
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