The CONFORZI LAKE HOUSE & CONFORZI BEACH HOUSE are self-catering lake-shore houses on an amazing property on one of the largest beaches on lake malawi. The property has been in the Conforzi family since 1958. The Lake house (sleeps 14) has an infinity pool and is one of the oldest colonial houses on the lake, immersed in a breathtaking garden that is full of enormous ancient trees populated with colourful animals of all kinds. The Beach House (sleeps 12) has a amazing pool see other listing. The space LAKE HOUSE (14 PPL): Bedroom 1 - king size bed, mosquito net, ceiling fan, en-suite batroom with bathtub and shower. Bedroom 2 – small bedroom with 2 single beds, mosquito nets, ceiling fan. Bathroom with shower shared with room 3. Bedroom 3 – double room with 1 king size bed and 2 single beds, mosquito net, ceiling fan. Bathroom with shower shared with room 2. Bedroom 4 – small bedroom with 2 single beds, mosquito nets, ceiling fan. Bathroom with bathtub and shower. Bedroom 5 – king size bed + 2 single beds, mosquito nets and ceiling fans. En-suite batroom with shower.BEACH HOUSE (12PPL): ****BOOKED SEPARATELY*** ACCOMMODATION BOTH HOUSES: Max capacity 26 – CONFORZI LAKE HOUSE sleeps 14 + CONFORZI BEACH HOUSE sleeps 12 BEACH HOUSE: (SLEEPS 12 PEOPLE) SEARCH CONFORZI BEACH HOUSE ON AIRBNB Bedroom 1 – queen size bed + 2 single beds. Mosquito nets and ceiling fans. En-suite bathroom with shower. Bedroom 2 – queen size bed + 2 single beds. Mosquito nets and ceiling fans. En-suite bathroom with shower. Bedroom 3 – queen size bed + 2 single beds. Mosquito nets and ceiling fans. En-suite bathroom with shower. The Beach House has a kitchen, a dining room and a lounge. A veranda with barbecue and dining area with a lovely view of the lake, immediately adjacent to a pool. Being only 50 metres from the lakeshore it is generally well aerated by the lake breeze. MOSQUITO NETS –Please keep the doors closed as they have mosquito gauze on them and will help to keep not only the mosquitos and insects out but also cheeky monkeys. LINEN AND TOWELS - Linen and towels are supplied for each room. CUPBOARDS – All rooms have cupboards and bedside tables. PLUMBING – The Conforzi Lake House is a very old house – the plumbing has been redone. Water for showers, geysers etc. is pumped directly from the lake. KITCHEN & CATERING FACILITIES – There is a large kitchen with 2 fridges each with a section of freezer. It has a large electric stove and a smaller one – both with ovens - and a small gas stove (when gas is available in Malawi) and 2 small but very efficient wood fired “mbaula” if all else fails. There is also an outside braai which is ideal for cooking fresh lake fish. You can buy the fish locally. Although charcoal can also be purchased locally, we urge you to consider the environment and bring briquettes or use sustainably sourced charcoal. The main house has a full selection of good quality crockery and cutlery as well as glasses and a good selection of kitchen equipment including pots, pans, kitchen utensils, casserole dishes and serving platters. POWER – There will be times when ESCOM does not supply power. Fortunately we do have a backup generator but consider the environment before turning it on, you could enjoy a romantic candlelight atmosphere until the power returns, but if not please tell the staff to turn it on. Below are the conditions of its use: Guest access SELF CATERING The Conforzi Lake House is a self-catering lake-shore house. THE PROPERTY The property has been in the Conforzi family since 1958. The large main house is one of the oldest houses on the lake, it has maintained its’ original colonial identity but has been refurbished many times. It hou The cottage is a smaller unit that is being turned into a more exciting area with the new pool and many new exciting things to come. LOCATION. Directly in front on Boadzulu island national park in the Mangochi district, the property is located on one of the deepest beaches on the lake only 15 minutes (10Km’s) north of Club Mak. FLORA AND FAUNA The amazing garden is a mix of antient Baobab trees and other incredible species, the main one being the enormous Indian fig tree in the middle of the bea This incredible cornice is the home of numerous species of animals; vervet monkeys, fish eagles, eagle owls, night jars, blue and yellow tailed lizards, bush babies and many more. In the spring seasons it is occasionally possible to see Elephants migrating north.