Hazeldene Hall

About Hazeldene Hall

Hazeldene Hall is a Victorian-era provincial heritage site located in Parktown, Johannesburg. Built in 1902, it is renowned for its distinctive double-storied cast-iron veranda and its role as one of the few surviving "Randlord" mansions from the city's early mining boom. While the site is used for institutional purposes, it is frequently featured in local architectural tours. The tranquil gardens are sometimes accessible for cultural events or private functions.