House Hains

House Hains is a historic residence located in Yeoville, Johannesburg, South Africa, built in 1903 for editor Henry Hains by architect James Cope Christie. This attractive single-storey red brick house features a unique roofscape, ornamental timber detailing, and a spacious verandah for outdoor entertainment. Originally designed as a large family home, it has undergone restoration to preserve its heritage status, recognized as a national monument due to its architectural significance and connection to early 20th-century Johannesburg. Visitors can appreciate its historical value and architectural beauty, making it a noteworthy stop for tourists and researchers alike.