INTERFACE THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE CENTURION RESIDENTIAL ESTATE AND COUNTRY CLUB
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Beautiful living on our Estate
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CONTENTS 18
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Important numbers and contacts
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Trends 2017
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Estate improvements
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Garden of the month
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Resident Satisfaction Survey
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Feedback report on power failures
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Men’s Club Championships
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Ladies, Vets and Juniors Club Championships
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Birds for Africa
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Miscellaneous
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Safe road and pathway usage
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Registered Estate Agents
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View the online version of this issue at: www.tlgpublishing.co.za/interface Interface is the official publication of the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club. It is published on a monthly basis by the Centurion Home Owners Association. All material is subject to copyright and permission to reproduce may be obtained from the Centurion Home Owners Association. Should you wish to contribute any editorial material or advertise with us, please email us at: interface@centuriongolfestate.co.za or fax to: 086 51 55 487 Editorial contributions are welcome and can be sent to the Editor at interface@centuriongolfestate.co.za. All rights in said editorial contributions, whether it be in the form of a letter or article and whether it includes graphics or not, will be treated as unconditionally assigned for the publication and copyright purposes and material will be subject to Interface’s unrestricted right to edit and comment editorially. Interface will place editorial contributions at it’s own discretion, space allowing. Although the greatest care is taken with all material submitted, Interface will take no responsibility for any damages or loss to such material.
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WINTER IS HERE! EDITOR’S LETTER Hurtling towards halfway through this year (believe it or not!) and the winter months have certainly made their presence known. Very chilly mornings and evenings with the welcome warmer sunshine during midday means that many of us are in hibernation mode! None-the-less, getting out and about certainly helps in warming up and of course the exercise does us good to… If you haven’t already, then a great way to soak up the sun is on our walking trail. A few weeks ago the CHOA embarked on a project to build new pathways along sections of the trail, one of which is depicted on our front cover for this issue. I’m sure you will agree that not only have these improvements been beneficial to navigating certain sections of the trail but they have contributed immensely to the aesthetics of the walk. In keeping with making the Estate more beautiful, the CHOA also upgraded some of the communal gardens along Centurion Drive once again, contributing to the aesthetic appeal of our surroundings.
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The Clubhouse has been buzzing with the recent Club Championships having taken place. The results and trophy winners are featured in this issue – we congratulate all the winners on their great achievements. Not only have the golfers been busy winning titles but they also take the time to host charity events in aid of giving back. One such recent recipient was Chanè van Wyk whom our lady golfers managed to raise funds for at the National Women’s Day event last year. Look out for more support opportunities as the CCC endeavours to assist with future charity drives. As we spend more time indoors these new few months, we hope that your issue of Interface is on hand for you to enjoy. This issue is filled with updates, important information and upcoming events. Stay warm…
Tracey
IMPORTANT NUMBERS & CONTACTS
SECURITY: 012 665 3601 CHOA: Tel: 012 665 0506 | Fax: 086 600 4241 GENERAL MANAGER: Jaco Venter | 082 852 9977 | gm@choa.co.za SAFETY & SECURITY MANAGER: Stoney Steenkamp | 071 609 9149 | ssm@choa.co.za ASSISTANT SAFETY & SECURITY MANAGER: Leonard Puputa | 072 148 9421 | assm@choa.co.za OFFICE & ADMINISTRATION SUPERVISOR: Annelien Smit | aos@choa.co.za ACCESS CONTROL OFFICER: Adéle van Deventer | access@choa.co.za CHOA RECEPTION: Magda Fouche | pr@choa.co.za DOMESTICS/GARDENER ENROLLMENTS: Diana Wilson | domestic@choa.co.za ACCOUNTS: Anneke Geary | ageary@telkomsa.net
CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB
CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB GENERAL MANAGER: Hans Jonck | 012 665 0279 | hans@centurioncountryclub.co.za MARKETING & MEMBERSHIP MANAGER: Nicola van Heerden | 012 665 9601 | nicola@centurioncountryclub.co.za CLUBHOUSE FUNCTIONS AND CONFERENCES: Jeanette O’Donnell | Office hours: 012 665 9609 | After hours: 064 736 5533 DRUG SURVEILLANCE SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD: Retief Fourie | 083 556 6630 | drugsurveillancesa@gmail.com INTERFACE: Tracey Garde | 082 460 6007 interface@centuriongolfestate.co.za | www.tlgpublishing.co.za
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ACTING CHAIRPERSON: Philip Lourens | chairman@centuriongolfestate.co.za FINANCIAL DIRECTOR: Martie MacDougall | fi nance@centuriongolfestate.co.za SECURITY DIRECTOR: Vincent Blasl | security@centuriongolfestate.co.za SOCIAL EVENTS & PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR Dot van Ryneveld | publicrelations@centuriongolfestate.co.za SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB DIRECTOR: Edwin Nel | ssc@centuriongolfestate.co.za INFRASTRUCTURE & AESTHETICS DIRECTOR: Pieter Odendaal (co-opted) | infrastructure@centuriongolfestate.co.za
EMERGENCY
POLICE - LYTTELTON: 012 644 8600 METRO POLICE: 012 358 7088 AMBULANCE: 10177 UNITAS HOSPITAL: 012 677 8000 FIRE BRIGADE: 012 310 6300 / 012 310 6400 / 10177 MUNICIPALITY: 012 671 7211 BURST WATER MAINS: 012 358 3716 | 012 358 2111 (24 hours) ELECTRICAL: 012 358 9999 SEWERAGE: 012 427 7111 GARBAGE REMOVAL: 012 308 0557 SPCA: 012 664 5644/5 STREET LIGHTS: 080 11 11 770 (Toll Free)
BEAUTIFYING THE GARDENS ALONG CENTURION
NEW PATHWAYS ON THE WALKING
DRIVE
TRAIL
The communal gardens lining Centurion Drive to the west of the CHOA offices were recently upgraded to compliment the already beautiful landscaping done further up towards the Main Gate.
The CHOA is pleased to see the outcome of the recent walkways built along sections of the walking trail. We trust that residents will agree that these walkways have added aesthetic as well as practical value to the pleasure of walking our popular trail.
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During construction
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FEEDBACK ON RESIDENT SATISFACTION SURVEY
During January 2017 residents (owners, tenants and off-site owners) were invited to participate in a satisfaction survey of the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club. A total of 295 members participated over a 15 day period. The CHOA would like to thank all residents who participated for their contribution. Comments were received and the CHOA attended to these asap. The overall weighted average from all questions is 81.44%. This year’s evaluation is 0.8% lower than last year’s.
RESPONSE SUMMARY
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How would you rate the overall quality of life in the Centurion Residential Estate and CCC?
What is your overall level of satisfaction with the services provided by the Home Owners Association office and staff?
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Question 2
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How well is the Centurion Home Owners Association (CHOA) meeting the needs and expectations of the home owner/resident?
Please indicate your level of satisfaction for each of the following:
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Please rate your experience of the CHOA Office in terms of the following:
How do you experience the recent upgrades of the catering services?
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Questions 9, 10 and 11
What is your level of satisfaction with the CHOA's efforts to communicate with the residents through newsletters, notices, SMS`s and e-mails?
The CHOA would like to apologise for the technical problems experienced with these questions.
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What is the image of the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club in the eyes of the external community (based on your knowledge and/or perception)?
Question 7 Do you make use of the Club's facilities?
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MENS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017
CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS 2016 • Winner - Pieter Janse van Rensburg • Runner up - Colin King MEN’S MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP 2016 • Winner - Tumelo Molloyi • Runner up - Gary Lauryssen
KNOCK OUTS 2016 FOURSOMES KNOCKOUT • Winner - J Bronkhorst and J Wickens • Runner up - A Schutte and A Annandale MENS SINGLES • Winner - P van der Westhuizen • Runner up - Jacques Wickens MENS DOUBLES • Winner - H Mckee and A Mendes • Runner up - A Schutte and A Anandale
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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 C DIVISION • Winner - Marcio da Silva - 179 groos o.c.o • C Division Runner up - Alan Mendes - 182 gross • Best Nett - Johnny Botes - 145 nett B DIVISION • Winner - Johan Bronkhorst - 163 gross • B Division Runner up - Chris Erasmus - 167 gross • Best Nett - Lefty Piagalis - 140 nett A DIVISION • A Division Runner up - Nicholas Frade - 145 gross • Best Nett - Reinhard Arndt - 139 nett BEST FINAL ROUND GROSS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY MERCEDES-BENZ CENTURION • A Division - Edrich Coetzer • B Division - Avgerinos Piagalis • C Division - Marcio da Silva MENS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS 2017 • Mid-Amateur Champion - Edrich Coetzer - 163 gross o.c.o • Best Nett of the Tournament - Avgerinos Piagalis - 137 nett CLUB CHAMPION OF 2017 • A Division Winner - Eric Nel - 144 gross (68 and 76)
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BIRDS FOR AFRICA! Ranking as one of the top birding destinations in the world, South Africa offers bird lovers a wide variety of birds which complements our birding tourism industry. The variety includes typical African birds and migrants, around 725 species, as well as endemics or near endemic (those only found in SA) of which there are around 50 species. Migrants include species from the Arctic, Europe, Central Asia, China and Antarctica as well as a number of African species such as cuckoos and kingfishers. With winter now upon us, the dry scenery offers fantastic sightings in the bushveld and Lowveld areas of the northeast. Large numbers of seabirds that typically breed on the sub-Antarctic islands move north and this allows for great opportunities to view albatrosses, shearwaters, petrels and storm-petrels along the coastline. As we all are well aware (we often get woken up by the noise!), spring welcomes the start of breeding season for resident species. During this time of year we also welcome breeding migrants from further north in Africa. Moving into summer, non-breeding migrants from distant climes start to arrive. Birding reaches its peak around this time of year as there is loads of activity to witness. We are fortunate to host many species right through the summer until around April when migrants start to leave.
KEY BIRDING AREAS IN SOUTH AFRICA WHICH OFFER EXCEPTIONAL BIRDING EXPERIENCES INCLUDE: Wakkerstroom close to where Mpumalanga, the Free State and KwaZulu-Natal meet is popular for its grasslands that are home to many special grass and wetland species. The Western Cape offers pelagic trips, which are good all year round but best in winter. A large number of endemics live in this area and it is known for the best wader watching in the country. Zululand is another key birding area. With a rich mosaic of forests, marshes, freshwater lagoons, flooded grasslands, tidal estuaries and acacia woodland, it’s no wonder that this north-eastern part of KwaZulu-Natal is one of the most species-rich areas of South Africa. The low-lying tropical region in the northeast known as the Lowveld is home to large populations of birds typical of African game reserves.
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Although Gauteng is the most developed area in South Africa, it offers wonderful birding for those with time to spare. With a wide range of habitats that are easily accessible, around 350 different species can easily be spotted in and around Johannesburg and Pretoria. Information sourced from: South African Tourism.
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OUTGOING
CAPTAIN’S REPORT It has been a great honour and privilege to have been Centurion Country Club’s Captain for the past two years. I have thoroughly enjoyed my responsibilities. However, the time has come to handover to a new committee to drive the club forward.
A special thanks to Hokaai for being the loyal sponsor of this event. The winter field shotgun starts are in the afternoon field at 12h15. We’ll be back on the summer program in September 2017 moving back to the 07h15 shot gun start.
I wish to thank all my committee members for their commitment and dedication to the club as well as their hard work in the interests of the club these past two years.
Alice Cooper once said, “Mistakes are part of the game. It’s how well you recover from them, that’s the mark of a great player.”
The club’s Golf AGM was held on 9 May 2017 and I would like to thank those of you that attended. New office bearers were elected at this meeting. Gerard van Niekerk was elected as Club Captain and he will be supported by Bossie Bosman as well as Johan Bronkhorst. Congratulations on being elected. The ladies golf committee remains unchanged with Sue Smith as Ladies Captain and she is supported by Charmaine Engelbrecht together with Marianne Fraser.
Enjoy your golf
Jacques Wickens
The leagues and knockouts are well on their way, so a special thanks to those who represent the Club. The monthly Hokaai Captains’ Challenge that took place on 29 April 2017 and 27 May 2017 were, as always, well supported. We secured a full field of players on both days and ‘worsbroodjies’ were provided on a ‘grab and go’ basis at halfway. The winners of the event on 29 April 2017 were Gerard van Niekerk and Cornell Windell on a very good better-ball score of 49 points.
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Mr Jaco van Eck Mr Gerhard Potgieter Mast Cole Adams Mr Rudi Koekemoer Mr Gustav Smit Mr Johan Greyling Mr Ben Watkins Mr Francois du Toit Mr Sebastiaan Marais Mr Aubrey Barnard Mr Aydan de Jong Mrs Storm Berry Mr Billy Berry Mr Dylan van Heerden Mr Hennie Botes Ms N Maphumulo Mr Matthew Rossouw Mr Ben van Niekerk Mr George Economides
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Mr Deon Boardman Mr T Masinga Mr Gustav Erasmus Mast Jacques Olivier Mast Gregory Macaskill Mr Patrick Mazibuko Mr Kobus jv Vuuren Mast Christo jv Vuuren Mr Albert Bredell Marais Mrs Susanne Soderstrom Mr Pedro August Miss Jeze van Rensburg Mr Anton le Roux Mr Luke le Roux Mr Donovan Ferreira Mr Roedolf Botes Mast Senzo Funeka Mast Bandile Mokoena Mr Dehan Joubert
WELCOME TO OUR YOUNGEST GOLF MEMBER Jacques Olivier is now officially the youngest member of Centurion Country Club! Stephen and Anne-Sophie Olivier are very proud parents of this 5 year old boy who started playing golf at the age of 22 months, after he received a club from his cousin. Since then he has been addicted to golf and cannot stay away from the golf course. Jacques practices at least 8 hours a week. When the family returned to South Africa from Namibia, they decided to move to Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club in order to allow Jacques the opportunity to play as much as he can. Our Estate was an ideal choice with the amazing facilities on offer and the Tuks HPC golf academy. Born in February 2012, this young South African/French boy keeps surprising us by the day with his game and passion for the sport, especially his putting abilities. We hope that one day he will be a part of the next generation of Centurion Country Club champions.
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SAFE ROAD AND PATHWAY USAGE BY ALL The lifestyle that the security and amenities of the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club offers is luxurious, protected and privileged. A safe enclave for residents from the hustle and bustle of the city with open spaces, gardens and nature areas. The Estate is a haven for joggers, walkers, children on bicycles and all persons, not just golfers using the ease of transport provided by a golf cart. The illusion of island living can easily cause a total disregard for traffic regulations and the road rules. Road safety should be a priority for all residents. The safety of your children, your spouse and yourself depends thereon. It is therefore important to note that the roads within the Estate are still public roads in terms of the Road Traffic Act, Act 93 of 1996 as amended, and the regulations issued in terms thereof. Therefore, any law enforcement agency may enter the Estate at will and enforce the speed limit together with other road traffic signs as well as the road traffic act and its regulations. It is therefore of the utmost importance for both you, as a resident, as well as for the safety of your family from other road users, to ensure that all regulatory traffic and road signs are duly and strictly adhered to at all times. Although reference is made to ‘vehicles’, the same applies to motorcycles and bicycles. A few reminding points: • Remember to drive at the prescribed speed limit as displayed on the various regulatory road signs. • Bring your motor vehicle to a complete halt at a stop street. • Ensure that all your motor vehicles are duly registered and the licence paid annually on the renewal date, even if you are not intending to use it on a public road. • Only allow persons with a valid South African or acknowledged international driver’s licence, to operate your motor vehicle. • Never drive or occupy the driver’s seat with the engine running whilst under the influence of intoxicating alcohol or a drug having a narcotic effect. The limit is 0,05g per 100ml blood or 0,24g per 1 000 ml of breath for nonprofessional drivers. No person may refuse that a specimen of breath or of blood be taken to be tested for alcohol. • Ensure that your vehicle is at all times fitted with licence plates and that the licence plates on your vehicle fully comply with the prescribed requirements. It is illegal to display on a vehicle or use a vehicle with number plates which is not compliant. • Your vehicle must be road worthy in that, inter alia, it is fitted with working, undamaged lights, a windscreen without a crack, working brakes and operational hand break as well as tyres with sufficient tread. • If your vehicle is parked on the side of the road, remember to switch on the parking lights to ensure
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visibility to other road users. You, as owner of the vehicle, shall be deemed to have been the driver of the vehicle at the time of a transgression should the driver not have been specifically identified at the time. It is therefore of utmost importance to ensure that your vehicle is not used by unauthorised persons or worse, drivers without a valid and recognised drivers’ licence. The same applies to parked vehicles, as it is presumed that the owner of the vehicle has parked the vehicle. Vehicles, including golf carts, may only be parked in designated areas and in consideration of the safety of other road users. Ensure that your vehicle is not parked in such a manner that it will obstruct the observation ability and view of road users at intersections or junctions. No person may use a vehicle in wilful and wanton disregard for the safety of other persons or property, as this is deemed to be reckless driving, yet another offence. Living on a golf estate, the use of so-called ‘golf carts’ are yet another hazard with potential liability from the use thereof. Although convenient, the mere obeyance of the golf course rules with regards to use on fairways and greens is not sufficient. From the outset it should be noted that the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club estate rules allow drivers of golf carts from the age of sixteen (16) years, in accordance with the legislation. Golf carts should only be used on the designated and specially designed driveways and not on the public roads. The legislation and rules of the Estate are abundantly clear on this issue.
Three exceptions to the last point are noted: • The first being the driving of a golf cart to the premises of the owner for the owner to take delivery thereof. • Secondly, the golf cart can cross a public road from the premises of the owner to another over a distance of not more than one (1) kilometre. • Thirdly, proceeding to or from the place where repairs are to be or have been affected to the golf cart. Should you be of the intention to use your golf cart on the public roads, which all tarred roads within the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club are, you are liable to register the golf cart as a motor vehicle with the additional expense of ensuring that your golf cart complies with the requirements of front and rear lights, indicators, yearly licence fees, et cetera. It is also important to note that no person is allowed to operate any vehicle on a public road which is not fitted with white lights emitting forward and at least one rear light emitting red light, in conditions where the visibility is 150 metres or less. It is therefore not recommended and in fact, discouraged, to
use the golf cart on any of the public roads within the Estate in such conditions. If you can’t see them, they can’t see you. The importance to adhere to these and the other requirements of the legislation has been underlined by the fact that a golf cart has been found to be ‘motor vehicle’ as defined in the Road Accident Fund. This judgment has far-reaching implications for the driver of the golf cart, its passengers, as well as any other motor vehicle involved in the collision. All the more reason to strictly adhere to the Estate rules, the legislation and common sense regarding safety as well as the manufacturer’s specifications and recommendations. In South Africa the legal limit is a breath alcohol content of 0,24mg per 1 000ml, or a blood alcohol limit of 0,05g per 100ml - a fact that should be burnt into every motorist’s memory. The Automobile Association advises that the rule of thumb is a maximum of one unit of alcohol per hour, which constitutes 10ml of pure alcohol, based on an adult weighing 68kg. The human body can process only one unit of alcohol each hour. However, it is important to be aware that if you weigh less than 68kg your body will need more time to process the same amount of alcohol.
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What does one unit represent in layman’s terms? Again, as a rule of thumb, as various factors may influence the limit: • It is equal to two thirds of a beer or spirit cooler with 5% alcohol content per hour. • It is equal to 75ml of red or white wine per hour with an alcohol content of 12% to 14%. • It is equal to 25ml of whiskey per hour. There are no quick-fix solutions and any remedies of drinking coffee, taking a cold shower or drinking a litre of water is a myth. Once the alcohol is in your system your liver is going to need time to process it and restricting yourself to only one unit per hour will give your body the time it needs to stay sober in the eyes of the law. To drive and/or operate your golf cart whilst under the influence of alcohol, as per the prescribed limits detailed herein above, constitutes a criminal offence. Should you then be in a collision or worse, plough into joggers, walkers or children, the same consequence will follow as if you had been in an ordinary motor vehicle. Further note that your risk of injury is increased exponentially as you do not have the luxury of a seatbelt or airbags as would be fitted in your motor vehicle as safety features protecting you from injury. Not only do you open yourself up to a possible fine in terms of the legislation, as a resident of the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club, bound by its rules, you can be fined in terms thereof. Such a fine will be added to your monthly levy statement and will become an indebtedness to the Company.
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TRENDS 2017 BY MICHELLE FORTUNE Gilded Organic
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A juxtaposition of styles where luxuriant textures are paired with basic lines. Printed velvets in rich soothing shades of teal and green teamed with pink to highlight the colour scheme. This trend goes best with copper accents, simple furniture and clean lines. Linear, optical illusion, juxtapose, plush, elegant, precious.
Spice Route
Op-Art Illusion
Calming yet uplifting, black and white gets a modern spin with playful oversized prints. Theme the combination with wood, metal and simple furniture. Whatever way you choose to go with this trend, the graphic impact of black and white will never lose its appeal. Geometric, angles, clean, graphic, structural, movement, two tone.
The Sweet Life
This deep-toned trend is summed up by spicy tone with touches of turquoise and pink. Geometric prints are softly introduced as an indication to this trend’s rich tribal heritage. Pair this calming palette with materials like wood, leather and matte copper for a look that is both warm and fresh. Tribal prints, spices, warmth, tonal, rich, wanderlust, vivid. JUN/JUL 2017 | INTERFACE
Neither neon nor candy floss, the pink prominent in this trend is of the softer, more mature variety. Theme it with grey, black and bronze copper items to cut the sweetness and add a masculine appeal.
Pared Back Industria
Sherbet, feminine, playful, powder puff, marshmallow, dusty, charming.
Naked Ambition
This trend may celebrate humble materials but there is nothing humble about it! A beautiful combination of muted black, grey and white tones define the look while tactile texture in the form of leather, wood and black matte steel add visual interest. Monotone moody, cool, streamlined, raw, loft living, mixed metals, textural, modern, contemporary.
Foraged Beauty Navy is a non-negotiable when it comes to mature style and nowhere is this more pertinent than when its combined with nude tones and copper accents. Pared with barelythere gold elements and textured tan leathers. This trend is more for a polished penthouse than beach side home.
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Sheer, sophisticated, nude, barely there, the new navy, leather, classic, polished.
Rich Rococo Fun, fresh and fabulous - dashing greenness for the home is here to stay. Pair greenery prints and patterns with tropical tones of red, coral, orange and yellow for a look that is fresh, whilst shades of beige, khaki and mocha trend the look and keep it more chic. Lush, fresh, warmth, rich, eclectic, exotic, crisp, vivid. Please come visit our showroom at 71 Jean Avenue, Doringkloof for advice. Keep decorating‌
This unapologetically over-the-top trend pays attention to luxuriant times where rich velvets and gilded accents were aplenty. The colour palette here is dark, gothic and seasonal. Plums, berry reds and black are the main colour schemes, highlighted by ornate gold accents and peacock plume worthy tones. Victoriana, seductive, plush, jewel box, dramatic, theatrical, peacock punk, decadent. INTERFACE | JUN/JUL 2017
GARDEN OF THE MONTH
Monique and Christo Schmidt: 31 Centurion Drive
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Monte Carlo Guest House 26 Monte Carlo Drive Centurion Golf Estate • Safe, quiet, comfortable Bed and Breakfast accommodation. • Air-conditioned rooms, FREE WiFi & DSTV, close to Centurion CBD. • Fully furnished one, two and three bedroom apartments available, ideal as Home Office. • Washer & Dryer included in apartments. • Available for daily, on a monthly basis or on long-term lease. Please contact: Dr Mohan Das: Cell 0625526468 Email: agmdas@gmail.com | Web: www.themontecarlo.co.za
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We are a FOUR STAR guest house graded by Tourism Grading Council of South Africa.
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CENTURION RESIDENTIAL ESTATE SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB
Congratulations to Herman van der Walt who achieved a hole in one on Hole 9 which is a Par 4 on the weekend of the Veterans, Ladies and Juniors Club Championships.
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE • • • • • •
Edwin Nel (President) Flip Diedericks Joey du Toit Paul van der Merwe Ernst Venter Hamish McKee
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Gerhard van der Merwe – Club Captain Bossie Boshoff Johan Bronkhorst Sue Smith Marianne Fraser Charmaine Engelbrecth Jannes Sik Hans Jonck INTERFACE | JUN/JUL 2017
CCC LADIES GOLF RAISES FUNDS FOR
CHANÈ
In celebration of National Women’s Day last year, our Ladies Captain, Sue Smith was the driving force behind a fundraiser for Chanè van Wyk – a little girl diagnosed with a brain tumor in October 2015. We became aware of Chanè’s plight via Jakaranda FM’s Good Morning Angels campaign. Chanè underwent brain surgery after her diagnosis as well as radiation therapy and is thankfully a survivor. However, the financial strain of such an unexpected illness has put a lot of stress on her parents and so the money raised at our National Women’s Day golfing event last year has been donated towards helping to settle outstanding medical bills. We are thankful that we were able to help little Chanè and her family with our donation. They have expressed their heartfelt thanks to Centurion Country Club and especially the lady golfers. We look forward to hosting future charity drives in which we aim to assist with further needs identified by the Good Morning Angels. Please look out for these events so that you too can support and assist in paying it forward.
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SILVER DIVISION • 1st Joanne Shields • 2nd Hayley Mendes
69 Nett oco 69 Nett oco
BRONZE DIVISION • 1st Lizelle Boshoff • 2nd Debra Arroyo
70 Nett 74 Nett
GOLFER OF THE MONTH • Johan Coetzer
73 Gross
Monthly Medal - March 2017 A DIVISION • 1st F van der Walt • 2nd S Potkin
74 Nett DQ
B DIVISION • 1st H Strydom • 2nd A Piagalis
67 Nett 70 Nett
C DIVISION • 1st T Adelaar 69 Nett • 2nd J van der Merwe 72 Nett SILVER DIVISION • 1st G da Silva • 2nd K Mckee
75 Nett oco 80 Nett oco
BRONZE DIVISION • 1st D Arroyo • 2nd A van der Bijl
77 Nett 82 Nett
GOLFER OF THE MONTH • F van der Walt
77 Gross
Monthly Medal - May 2017
Monthly Medal - February 2017
A DIVISION • 1st H Stoop • 2nd R Coetzer
69 Nett 72 Nett
B DIVISION • 1st C Kapp • 2nd G Briedenhann
66 Nett 67 Nett
C DIVISION • 1st T Rossouw • 2nd H Botes
66 Nett 69 Nett
A DIVISION • 1st Morne Oosthuizen • 2nd Stef Erasmus
69 Nett 71 Nett oco
B DIVISION • 1st Jacques Roux • 2nd Barry Robinson
SILVER DIVISION • 1st C Engelbrecht • 2nd C Pretorius
71 Nett 72 Pts
71 Nett oco 71 Nett oco
C DIVISION • 1st Peter Roberts • 2nd Rob Honiball
BRONZE DIVISION • 1st J Beukes • 2nd J du Toit
76 Pts 82 Pts
67 Nett 68 Nett
GOLFER OF THE MONTH • H Stoop
69 Gross
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Jackpot winner, Linda Birkholtz
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HOKAAI CAPTAINS CHALLENGE
On Saturday, 27 May 2017, we hosted our first Hokaai Captains Challenge in the afternoon field. With a very interesting four ball alliance format (best and worst to count) nobody was quite sure what the winning scores would be. Congratulations to all the winners of the day: • 1st - M fichardt, D Castle, N Vermeulen and S Erasmus - 70 pts • 2nd - A Annandale, A Schutte and F Venter - 69 pts • 3rd - D Smith, H Smith, K Robinson and B Robinson - 67 pts oco • 4th - P Greyling, H Le Roux, I Solomon and R Solomon - 67 pts oco • 5th - S Bouwer, T du Plessis and B Rossouw - 67 pts oco Once again, a big thanks to Pieter Roodt and Hokaai Centurion for their sponsorship of this event.
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FEEDBACK REPORT ON POWER FAILURES ON THE EASTERN SIDE OF THE ESTATE During 2014/15 several cable thefts took place causing large disruption, frustration and concern regarding property value and security. The CHOA took the initiative to request a meeting with the City of Tshwane’s officials to strategise and assist in the safeguarding of electrical infrastructure. Some patrols were implemented and we managed to stop the continuous disruptions at the end of last year. Then, all of a sudden, the cable theft started again but this time it was with much more aggression leading up to more than thirty (30) power failures within the last six months.
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This has not only been upsetting residents but it is of great concern to the CHOA. The CHOA has done the following: • A meeting was held with all the role players including our neighbours who are also affected. Some short- and long-term strategies were developed. • An intensive infrastructure location study was conducted with the assistance of our security service provider. • The terrain where the cables are located is huge, very difficult to access by vehicle in certain areas, very dark at night and overgrown by long grass. The Irene ILA assisted with the help of one of our resident’s, Mr. Brian Geyer, to clean up Botha/Main road. • Some discussions also took place with the land owners in Pierre van Ryneveld who have now enclosed a large area where cabling is located with electrical fencing. • Our security service provider is also doing an additional 4 to 6m patrols per day at no additional cost to us. Since 2015 a total of 1 600 patrols have been done. • The CHOA has equipped our security team with technology to be more effective in this overgrown dark terrain at night. • During the last power failure the substation was severely vandalised. The CHOA immediately decided to get involved by installing an alarm system for the substation that will be monitored on a permanent basis. The area around the station was cleaned, grass and shrubs were cut and we fixed all the doors and fences of the station. • Our Security Manager recently attended a seminar on copper theft to also understand the problem better in order for us to draw up plans in advance. All incidents get professionally analysed and statistics with analysis predictions are the goal. The CHOA can report that our security was successful recently in arresting one culprit. He was handed over to the Metro Police who then let the person escape later that same morning. This incident was escalated to senior Tshwane officials to handle. Recently these criminals stole 200 meters of cable that has a scrap metal value in excess of R50 000.00. This shows you that cable theft is a very profitable business that we are trying to combat. The CHOA has some concerns and does not think this vandalising and theft will stop immediately. We can also not safeguard the areas from Cornwall substation further up in the supply network where theft will still happen. We would be naive to think this is a Tshwane of South African problem. In the United States cable theft has tripled during the last five years, while the United Kingdom reported 4 680 incidents during 2014 versus South Africa’s 72 533 incidents.
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REVISITING BUY-IN-LEVIES - FIXED 1% OF SELLING PRICE VS 10% INCREASE BACKGROUND Several years ago a Buy-in-Levy system was introduced in order to raise funds for future Capital Projects. Our infrastructure is ageing and requires more maintenance as well as replacement of various items as they reach the ‘end of their useful life’. At the time it was decided to review the amount on an annual bases at the AGM and the MOI confirms this. STATUS QUO At the AGM held on 1 June 2016 Resolution 8 (to increase the Buy-in-Levy) was tabled with a choice between an increase of 10% or changing the MOI to a fixed percentage of 1% of the selling price of a home. Changing the MOI required a ‘special resolution’ which implied a 75% yes vote. The yes vote for a fixed 1% did not succeed as the percentage vote was less than 75%. After the result was announced, it came to our attention that a home owner with enough ‘Yes voting papers’ (proxies) to swing the vote in favour of a fixed percentage, was outside when the papers were collected! These voting papers would have made a difference but had to be ignored! REASON FOR CHANGE Why did we propose the 1% of selling price option at all, you may ask? The answer is to keep it fair and simple. Had
the vote been carried as we hoped it would, this item would never, in future, appear on the agenda of an AGM to be voted on - except if the majority of home owners decided otherwise. The MOI would be amended and the 1% would be the formula in future. (Keeping it simple). The result of the 10% increase took the current Buy-in-Levy to an amount of R31 240 across the board. What is wrong with that you may well wonder? Most, if not all town houses in CGE, are selling at prices below R3 124 000. This implies that the percentage paid towards the Buy-in-Levy when selling is well in excess of 1% of the selling price – most unfair. It can be argued in many ways but it remains a fact. When looking at other Estates and how they calculate Buyin-Levies, it is clear that they work on a fixed percentage of the selling price! This matter will certainly be put to the vote at the next AGM, for it merely introduces a more equal and fair ‘taxation’ of people moving into the Estate. It must be noted that the Buy-in-Levy does not affect the seller. However, the concept of fairness is always open to different interpretation and we should therefore not exclude the possibility of distinguishing between free INTERFACE | JUN/JUL 2017 standing units and sectional title units in the future, in tandem with the option to cap the Buy-in-Levy at a certain amount.
LADIES, VETERANS AND JUNIORS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017 CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS (LADIES) 2016 • Winner - Kayleigh Mckee • Runner up - Joanne Shields MATCH PLAY CHAMPION (LADIES) 2016 • Winner - Elize Visser • Runner up - Jocobi du Toit
KNOCK OUTS 2016
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS 2017
LADIES DOUBLES • Winner - K Robinson and E Visser • Runner up - H Mendes and D Arroyo MIXED DOUBLES • Winners - A Mendes and H Mendes • Runner up - N Nortjie and A Oosthuysen
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP 2017
C- DIVISION • Winner - Marianne Fraser
62pts
B-DIVISION • Winne - Lizelle Boshoff - 186 gross • Runner up - Debra Arroyo - 197 gross • Best Nett - Dalene Smith - 150 nett A-DIVISION • Runner up - Jacobi du Toit - 164 gross • Best Nett - Kayleigh Mckee - 140 nett
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 •
Special prize - Hole in One on Hole 9 - Herman van der Walt (12 years old)
UNDER 13’S DIVISION • Winner - Herman van der Walt - 69 pts B DIVISION • Winner - Lesego Ndlovu - 170 gross • Best Nett - Adriaan Willemse - 157 nett A DIVISION • Best Nett - Michael Sinclair - 152 nett
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B DIVISION • Winner - Johan Bronkhorst - 170 gross • Runner up Gross - Tony Postma - 175 gross • Best Nett - Lefty Piagalis - 149 nett A DIVISION • Best Nett - Peter Ray - 142 nett
LADIES SINGLES • Winne - Elize Visser • Runner up - Joey du Toit
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C DIVISION • Winner - Ken van Wyk - 70 pts • Runner up - Tienie de Villiers - 69 pts • 3rd Place - Gerrie Janse van Vuuren - 66 pts
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Best Nett of the Men’s Tournament - Ettienne Groenewald - 141 net Super Senior Champion 2017 - Rudi Koekemoer - 70 pts oco Ladies Veteran Champion 2017 - Anna-Marie vd Bijl - 71 pts Ladies Champion 2017 - Gina da Silva - 151 gross Junior Champion 2017 - Matthew Dennis - 159 gross Veterans Champion 2017 - Ettienne Groenewald 147 gross
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MISCELLANEOUS ACCOMMODATION • Fully furnished accommodation for the professional in the Centurion Golf Estate. Accommodation consists of: open plan living area and kitchen which leads onto a patio with build in braai; spacious bedroom, full bathroom with a shower; lock-up garage, with remote control; services include laundry and ironing once a week; also included are full DSTV, as well as water and electricity up to R500.00. One bedroom loft apartment immediately available. Two bedroom house available 1 July 2017. Please call or wattsapp Donsie Wessels 082 562 1222 or Tarien Venter 082 802 4157. DOMESTICS • Lettie Mthombeni is looking for work on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the Estate. Please contact her on 072 626 2849. • Jeaneth, is our very reliable, punctual, hardworking and very pleasant domestic worker who is available on Mondays and Thursdays from the 1 May 2017. She has worked for us for 3 years and comes recommended. Please contact me (Mandy) on 083 256 7949 or Jeaneth directly on 072 307 6965. • Elizabeth has worked for me in the Estate for over 2 years and is looking for work on Tuesdays and Thursdays. She uses her initiative, is very reliable and honest and comes highly recommended. • She can be contacted on 073 359 0946 and Sarah can be contacted for a reference 082 776 1653. • Alina is looking for work on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Estate. She has been working for me for 3 years. She is extremely reliable, she works quickly, is very efficient and
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always friendly. Please contact me for a reference on 082 820 3404 (Suzanne) or Alina on 082 474 9026. Theresa is looking for a domestic job on the Estate. She is available on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Three of her current employers are relocating shortly and one has moved to an old-age home. Theresa has been in our service for more than three years, doing general house cleaning and ironing. We can honestly recommend her without hesitation. She is honest, hardworking and extremely reliable. Please contact Theresa at 079 653 1894. For a reference, phone Mrs Brits at 073 250 2966.
FOR SALE • Motor cycle for sale: Big Boy DRT 250. Done only approximately 1 500 kms. As new. Purchased late 2016. R13 500,00 or nearest cash offer. Tel Leanie on 082 854 3243 or Brigitte on 082 573 1408. GARDENERS • Our gardener, Thompson, of 9 years standing is looking for a day gardening job for Mondays and Tuesdays. His contact number is 083 694 8034. Potential employers can contact Connie on 082 656 4993 for a reference. GENERAL • Pet sitting and house sitting for Centurion Golf Estate residents. Going away and need to know that your pets are well looked after? I am available, reliable and nearby. Contact: Colleen 082 896 3821 or ColleensPetSitting@mweb.co.za for details.
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REGISTERED ESTATE AGENTS
AULA VERHURINGS BK
APPLE PROPERTY CONNECTION
MAGDE MEYER: (012) 348-0123 083-387-3437 | (012)365-1182 magdem@appleproperty.co.za; P O BOX 12202, DIE HOEWES, 0163
LEAP FROG
ANNATJIE BENADIE: (012) 663-9000 082-555-7490 | (086) 654-5421 annetjie.benadie@leapfrog.co.za; P O BOX 711, FAERIE GLEN, 0043; VAT NR: 4110246735; irene@leapfrog.co.za
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AMANDA VAN DEN BERG: (012) 665 5111 | 082 772 5487 | (012) 665 5669 amanda@aulaproperty.co.za; BERNICE BOTHA: (012) 665-5111 083-709-8857 | (012) 665-5669 aula@aulaproperty.co.za; P O BOX 7510, CENTURION, 0046; VAT NR: 4750205124
PAM GOLDING PROPERTIES
PETER VARRIE: (012) 644 8300 082 457 7416 peter.varrie@pamgolding.co.za
PROPERTY PRINCIPAL GROUP
RINA HATTINGH: 083-412-6800 (086) 692-8541 | rinahat@gmail.com; GILLIAN HILLS: 072-831-7117 tghills@telkomsa.net; MARISSA BURGER: 072-227-7270 marissa_burger@telkomsa.net; ADÉLLE NAUDE: 083-622-6153 amnaude@mweb.co.za; P O BOX 66519, HIGHVELD, 0169
PRESTIGE PROPERTIES
EVELYNE VAN DE VENDEL: 083 276 5003 Fax: 012 667 5937; velyne@telkomsa.net CEA.CRS(USA) NQF4.CDPE.CPD
SEEFF
(012) 667-2167 | (012) 667-3566 FELICITY SWANEPOEL: 082-858-8949 felicity@seeff.com; TRACY KEYTER: 081-498-3872 tracyk@seeff.com; P O BOX 10353, CENTURION, 0046 VAT NR: 4720209503;
SINCLAIR ESTATES
AMANDA SINCLAIR: 082-334-4421 amanda.sinclair31@gmail.com; LIANNE LOUW: 082-435-4907 liannelouw@gmail.com
TEAM 1 WATERFRONT RAY VAN VUUREN: (012) 663-1482 082-461-3751 | (012) 663-1489; ray@waterfrontproperties.co.za; audreys@mweb.co.za; elsje@waterfrontproperties.co.za; ESSIE STEINMANN: 072 843 8737 essie@waterfrontproperties.co.za; P O BOX 7795, CENTURION, 0046; VAT NR: 4710160682
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MARLENE LOURENS: 0847226205 lourensmarlene@gmail.com www.eoroprop.com PPRE, FETC, PDE 4&5, NC-Principal (Real Estate diploma), SBM
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Gillian Hills 072 831 7117
Marissa Burger 072 227 7270
“Doing what we do best. “ CENTURION GOLF ESTATE | SOUTHDOWNS ESTATE
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Your leading agents in Centurion Golf Estate since 1996
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Compulsory documents when selling your property?
Valid Electric & Gas certificate. Stamped, approved Building Plans, Occupation certificate. JUN/JUL 2017 | INTERFACE Building office: 012 358 3412. Invasive plants: information - www.invasives.org.za.
PROPERTY GUIDE JUNE/JULY 2017 ISSUE
To advertise in this insert, please contact Tracey on 082 460 6007
www.ppg-property.co.za “Doing what we do best. “ R 2 800 000 Lovely townhouse, more than you expect. 4Bedroom 2.5Bathroom Enclosed Patio Pool Double garage.
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Gillian Hills 072 831 7117
Marissa Burger 072 227 7270
Your leading agents in Centurion Golf Estate since 1996
“Put your property needs in our hands”
R 4 500 000 Wonderful position, in a very quiet street. 5 Bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, loads of entertainment space, three garages, pool, sq.
R 2 890 000 So much potential, situated in a cul de sac. 3Living areas Kitchen Scullery Pantry. Private patio and garden. Double garage.
R 4 500 000 Lovely family home, 4 bedr, 3 bath loads of entertainment space plus 3 garages.
R6 950 000 Perfection on the 18th fairway! 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, loads of entertainment space, wine cellar, 3 garages, sq and a view second to none, not to mention the wonderful finishes.
R 4 250 000 Beautiful meadow view, 4 bedrooms in total - two bedrooms downstairs and two bedrooms upstairs, 3 garages, stunning living areas. Neat as a pin.
R 8 900 000 Big stand Modern Pool Patio Wine cellar 4Gar 2lounges 2Dining 4Bedr en-suite Study Staff Q.
SOLD BY US Spotless, totally renovated with quality finishes. 4Bedroom 3B.5Bathroom Staff Q Study Patio Pool Double G.
DUAL MANDATE R 3 900 000 Fabulous lock up and go with 3 bed, 3 baths, study and double garage.
SOLE MANDATE R 3 300 000 Lovely home with lots of privacy, 4 beds, study, 3 living areas, DG, SQ and pool.
R 3 980 000 Lovely lock-up and go in Oakfields. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, study, 3 living areas, 3 garages and sq.
R 3 250 000 Single level family home in a cul-de-sac. Solar heated pool, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and very private. Come see, come buy.
R5 700 000 Overlooking the fairway. Three enormous bedr, 2.5 bath, large study and 4 garages.
R 3 600 000 Newly renovated single level home with 3 beds, 2 baths, study, 3 living areas, pool, lapa and SQ.
SOLD BY US Stunning family home on a corner stand. Flatlet plus four sunny bedrooms, double garage, lots of entertainment space.
R 4 500 000 Recently renovated and totally in a class of it’s own. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, pool, sq or flatlet with double garage. No need to do a thing.
R 4 700 000 Fairway property . Sunny 4Bedroom 3Bathroom Staff Q 3Garages Flat.
DUAL MANDATE R 2 600 000 Single level, 3 bed, 2 bath snuggled in a cul-de-sac. Pool, DG.
R 2 600 000 Single level cluster in a cul-de-sac. Three living areas, 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, pool, dg. Very private.
SOLD BY US Single level 3 bed, 3 living, 3 garages, SQ, pool, neat as a pin.
Tel: (012) 667 2167 Fax: (012) 667 3566
CENTURION GOLF ESTATE FELICITY
TRACY
082 858 8949 felicity@seeff.com
081 498 3872 tracyk@seeff.com
RELY ON US TO HELP YOU MAKE A SMART MOVE! R 2 095 000
Situated in a safe and secure estate. Offering 3/2/2, garden with irrigation system. Patio. Close to all amenities, highways and main routes. Rental R 15 000 pm.
R 4 300 000
Beautiful family home situated in a secure estate close to all amenities. 4/3/2 & study. Lovely garden with view overlooking the Irene Club Lake and meadows, pool, SQ. Rental R 28 000 pm.
R 5 700 000
R 2 550 000
Lovely, spacious light and bright! In a spacious corner 4/2/2 with beautiful garden. Large Lapa to entertain. 4th b/rm can be used as a 2nd lounge/study.
R 1 450 000
Penthouse style on 2nd floor, double storey, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, lounge, loft and built in braai on 2nd level, balcony, view over golf course, 2 parking bays - Zwartkop Golf Estate.
RENTAL R 23 000 pm
R 2 850 000
Light, bright, immaculate, 4 bedroom townhouse, 4th bedroom can be a study, 2 bathrooms, SQ, fireplace, pool, dbl garage.
RENTAL R 28 000 pm
5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, guest toilet, dbl garage, SQ, new flatlet, newly renovated , spacious,available imm.
SOLE MANDATE R 2 800 000
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R 3 700 000
3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, guest toilet, aircon, gas heaters, Dbl garage, SQ, POOL, golf astro turf, Balcony.
RENTAL R 30 000 pm
Large, spacious family home on Fairway, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, guest toilet, 3 living areas, large indoor entertainment area with built in braai, dbl garage, SQ, pool. (Sale option at R 5 700 000 non-negotiable).
R 3 600 000
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Immaculate family home. 4 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, SQ, study, pool, built in braai under roof, dbl garage. 4th Bedroom or flatlet with separate entrance, kitchen, lounge, bathroom. Investment property, just rented.
3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 4th room use as a flatlet with kitchen, lounge , bathroom, separate entrance, pool, built in braai, balcony, study.
A hidden jewel in Village View Estate. Private French style cluster home with 3 living areas, 3 bedrooms and landscaped garden.
Splendid and stylish single storey home! This newly renovated family home offers 4 large living areas and 4 large bedrooms/study with large lapa and swimming pool in a neat garden. Staff accommodation. Plenty of parking.
R 4 200 000
R 4 500 000
R 4 300 000 neg
R 4 350 000
Location! Large family home set in park like garden. Plenty of living areas, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3 garages, SQ and sparkling pool. Priced to sell! Rental option R27 000 unfurnished, R32 000 furnished.
A cut above. Spacious living, plenty of parking, large living areas and sparkling pool. Well situated, North facing in a quiet crescent.
An elegant and luxurious home on the golf course! Low maintenance home. Double volume entrance, 4 living areas, 3 bedrooms, study, large kitchen, 4 garages.
A touch of Africa! Solid wood finishes. Spacious and flowing entertainment areas. 4 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, fireplace, patio with rock pool, lush garden with irrigation, SQ.
R 2 770 000
R 3 700 000
R 5 700 000
RENTAL R16 000 pm
As pretty as a picture. Full title home with open plan living at a bargain price.
Come and make an offer. This upmarket estate home offers all a family would need with staff accom. Set in quiet cul de suc. Rental R 23 000 pm.
An Elegant and luxurious low maintenance home on the golf course with a stunning view. Double volume and spacious areas.
Available 1 July 2017. Neat lock-up and go Townhouse! This 3 bedrooms Tuscan Style townhouse with small swimming pool is ideal for a small family or corporate client. Don’t delay, book your appointment to view TODAY!
PROPERTY GUIDE is an A5 publication printed and distributed with the Interface magazine. Interface magazine is the official publication of the Centurion Residential Estate and Country Club. Published on a bi-monthly basis, 2 000 copies of the Property Guide are bagged with Interface magazine and hand delivered to each household on the Estate as well as distributed to local businesses and places of interest in the area. SHOULD YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN THE PROPERTY GUIDE, PLEASE CONTACT TRACEY ON 082 460 6007 OR EMAIL INFO@TLGPUBLISHING.CO.ZA.