Neighbourhood CT - 05 March 2017

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Editor’s Exclusive CHARIS LE RICHE

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arch might be my favourite time of year – it’s cooling down and we get to enjoy the last few summer festivals before winter arrives.

It’s the perfect time to explore and find all those great gems in the city you live in.

If you need some inspiration on what to do in your city, look no further than this edition of Neighbourhood. Whether it’s trying out Cheyne Morrisby’s new eatery in De Waterkant, visiting local golf shop Bogie Golf Spa in Blouberg, or exploring the oh-so-trendy Camps Bay, we’ve got you covered.

Enjoy exploring your neighbourhood!

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Stellenbosch I first came to Stellenbosch as a student, but after I graduated, I decided to move here permanently because it’s such a great place to live CHARMAINE SWART, RESIDENT

Stellenbosch

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Triangles and terroir

A new range from Stellenzicht shows off the terroir of this estate in the “Golden Triangle” of the Stellenbosch winelands WORDS: RICHARD HOLMES

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inemakers love to talk about terroir – that magical interplay of climate, geology and geography. How the slopes catch the coastal breezes, or soak up the sun on warmer north-facing aspects, all contribute to the wine in the glass months or years after harvest.

Pouring the terroir of Stellenzicht, a Stellenbosch estate dating back to 1692, into the bottle is the philosophy behind winemaker Guy Webber’s Speciality Range, which launched in late 2016.

“The Speciality Range is a selection of wines that really represent Stellenzicht as an estate,” says Guy, winemaker at Stellenzicht since 1998. “The whole idea behind the Speciality Range is to remove the influence of the winemaker as far as possible, to remove any personal preferences from the equation.”

The result is four unique wines that showcase the diversity of styles and cultivars that do so well on this historic Stellenbosch property. The Vine Post Pinotage is particularly good; harvested from vines planted stok-by-paaltjie

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(“one vine per stake”) on a high slope that faces the full brunt of the southeaster coming off False Bay. Low yields and more than two years maturing in oak barrels offer up an intense, complex wine that will make you rethink the potential of Pinotage. The Plum Pudding Hill Syrah – like the Pinotage, also a certified single-vineyard wine – is sourced from 30-year-old vines and is a fruit-forward Syrah bursting with plums and spicy notes.

“With a single vineyard, you’re removing as much of the winemaker’s influence as you can, because there isn’t the opportunity to blend and tweak the wine,” adds Guy. “We’ve been making this Syrah for more than 20 years, and there’s a common thread through all those vintages. You can taste it’s the same vineyard.”

is The Ratio, a new Bordeauxstyle white blend. Fittingly, for an estate in the Golden Triangle, the wine is crafted according to the so-called “Golden Ratio” of 1,618.

“For every 162 crates of Sauvignon Blanc, we harvest 100 crates of Semillon,” says Guy. Co-fermentation helps to marry the two wines, and “we don’t adjust anything after that; the blend is done. It’s all about getting better integration between the two wines.”

The Mistaken Identity blends the strengths of Shiraz and Pinotage together, but perhaps more interesting

De Waterkant De Waterkant is my favourite area in the city; I’m right next to the colourful Bo-Kaap and within walking distance of basically everywhere TSHEPO TSHOLO, RESIDENT

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With a wealth of cafes, delis and coffee shops, the suburb of Claremont has started to take on a village-like feel.

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Gardens An oasis hiding in plain sight WORDS & IMAGES: MOLLY FITZ-PATRICK

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here is a long-standing tradition of wedding parties having their photos taken at The Arderne Gardens. It’s been a favourite setting for years, so much so that the colossal Moreton Bay Fig, the first thing that you notice as you enter the gardens, has been nicknamed “the wedding tree” by locals. The tree also happens to be one of the largest in Africa.

Despite its popularity for wedding photos, The Arderne Gardens still feels slightly underappreciated or at least underexposed. While Kirstenbosch Gardens is understandably one of the biggest attractions of the city, The Arderne Gardens offers the same tranquil and beautiful escape but on a cosier scale.

The garden has been around since 1845, when it was established as a private garden by Ralph Henry Arderne, a timber merchant from England. He was already an enthusiastic plant collector before purchasing the land where the garden now lies, swopping seeds and bulbs with Sir Thomas Hooker of Kew Gardens.

In 1926, long after the death of Ralph Henry and a period financial depression which caused the Arderne family to lose the garden, a Mr Van den Houten, director of Parks and Gardens of the time, realised there was a serious chance of the garden disappearing entirely. He convinced the

Shio

Modern Japanese cuisine with chef Cheyne Morrisby’s magic touch

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he Grey boutique hotel on Napier Street is home to the latest Asian-inspired hot spot to capture the hearts of Cape Town foodies. Billed as a modern Japanese izakaya (Japan’s answer to the gastropub), Shio is chef Cheyne Morrisby’s third restaurant, together with Cheyne’s and Lucky Bao in Hout Bay. Cheyne’s style is thoughtfully creative, putting a Western twist on Asian flavours and ingredients. “We go through different traditional dishes,” says Cheyne, “Look at say tonkatsu (a dish that consists of breaded pork chop); see how they are doing it. We’ll take that ingredient, that method, and reinterpret it in my own style, always keeping true to the ingredient itself.”

Shio is small and intimate, with dark midnight walls lit by bright pops of colour from a larger-than-life mural in one room and a neon sake sign in the other. The menu is easy to read, with tantalising specials making it difficult to decide. Even with the tapas, tasting plate format, we’ll need more than one visit to do it justice. We fall

immediately for the spicy pork katsu, can’t miss out on the chilli salt squid with lime aioli and green chili caramel dipping sauces, or the yellowtail sashimi with mango pickle and yuzu grape gel.

Unexpected, but just as delicious, are the Chalmar sirloin in a shimeji pepper cream and the shitake mushrooms in a rich creamy sauce with manchego cheese. But Cheyne isn’t alone in this seeming culture clash. “Some of the top spots in Japan now are starting to use cream and butter in their cooking,” he says, “exploring different ingredients themselves to move away from the more traditional vibe.” The light spinach ohitashi dressed in a citrussy sesame sauce is the perfect foil to the richness of the cream.

With all the will in the world to taste few more dishes, those six have left us replete. However, dessert here is not to be missed. The tonka bean chocolate with miso butterscotch and coffee gel is a chocoholic’s dream, and the deconstructed pear tarte tatin with a togarashi and black sesame ice cream blows our minds, with the pop of chilli offsetting the rich caramelly pears.

city council to buy the most important area of the garden – the area that makes up The Arderne Gardens today.

The Moreton Bay Fig is one of six “Champion Trees” in the garden – the biggest collection in the country.

Champion Trees are deemed deserving of protection due to their size, age, cultural, historic and aesthetic value. Aside from that, The Arderne Gardens has open, green lawns perfect for picnics, a Japanese-style koi pond and many benches on which to spend a relaxing afternoon.

Thanks to the Friends of The Arderne Gardens (FOTAG), a non-profit organisation, the garden is well maintained and cared for.

The Arderne Gardens is open daily from 8am to 6pm and has 24-hour security. Tours of the garden are run on the first Saturday of every month.

FOTAG will have its annual general meeting this Wednesday at the Claremont Congregational Church hall at 6pm and all are welcome.

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My business neighbourhood A new social hub and store for golf enthusiasts on the Blouberg beachfront WORDS: KIT HEATHCOCK IMAGE: SUPPLIED

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olf lovers who want to fit a quick game into a busy social life have a new venue at Bogie Golf Spa, which offers a state-of-theart golf simulator, a gym and retail store. Owner, Robert Scherman tells us more.

Q: How did your business start?

A: I used to play professional golf on tour in South Africa and Europe before a broken leg put an end to my golf career. After accepting I could no longer play the sport, I wanted to remain in the golfing industry and saw a gap in the market for something different; a way to fit golf into your social life and enjoy it in a relaxed environment for an hour or two when you don’t have time to commit the whole day to it.

Q: Why did you choose this area for your business?

A: A fter scouting, I saw that there’s a triangle of golf enthusiasts here,

between Durbanville, Milnerton and Melkbosstrand, and no other pro golf vendors housing an adequate selection of hardware and apparel. There’s also a large social hub in the area, so it’s ideal for a clientele who want to actively play golf as part of a social gettogether, perhaps playing a game in the simulator then sitting on the balcony over a drink before going out for a movie, so linking golf to their social lifestyles.

Q: How did you find your premises?

A: L ong-term searching and Google.

We went through multiple agencies and eventually found it. Honestly, it was out of our budget, but we are hoping that the beauty of the location will add to the attraction for our clientele.

Q: Why are the premises ideally suited to your business?

A: We’ve got a beautiful location and ocean view, plenty of space for retail, social lounge and gym plus a balcony to sit out on.

Q: Who are your neighbours?

A: G olden Fish restaurant and a dentist.

Q: What are the rental/sales prices like in this area?

A: On the high side because of the beachfront location.

Q: How many people go through your store each day?

A: Being on a main road, there’s little passing foot traffic as there would

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be in a mall, so we have to work harder at marketing ourselves.

Q: Do you have any expansion plans?

A: We would like to open an in-house cafe, so our customers can relax over a meal after a game. We currently have a relationship with nearby restaurants who deliver. We have applied for a liquor license.

Our aim is to become a social hub: a real 19th hole away from the 19th hole. We’re planning to hire an in-house physio or reflexologist to provide clients services on easing past injuries, advice on stretching and flexibility, as well as core golf strengthening. Having recently moved down from Pretoria, I would like to become involved in the local community by getting golf into schools, hosting charity events and so on.

Q: Do you operate online as well?

A: Our website includes an online shop and online booking for the simulator.

Q: What’s your most popular item/ service?

A: G olf simulation and golf apparel.

SEE FOR YOURSELF: Bogie Golf Spa 076 834 4490 bogie.co.za

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Email: campsbayschools@gmail.com

CAMPS BAY SCHOOLS The Camps Bay Schools celebrated 110 years of excellence in education in 2016

From left to right: Linda Murray (head of Camps Bay Preparatory campus), David de Korte (principal of Camps Bay High School) and Stuart Collier (principal of Camps Bay Primary School)

The Camps Bay Schools have a dedicated and committed set of teachers who encourage each child to achieve their unique potential within a nurturing environment PREPARATORY SCHOOL CAMPUS is an intimate, community-based school near the sea, which caters for Reception (5 years old) to Grade 2 (8 years old).

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PRIMARY SCHOOL CAMPUS

(offering grades 3–7) is a vibrant school which has an excellent academic record and a wide selection of sporting and cultural extramural activities on offer.

Call us on 021 438 1503

HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS

(offering grades 8 –12) is one of the most beautifully located schools in the world.

It enjoys a unique ethos and achieves great results through its diverse curriculum.

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The Camps Bay Schools celebrated 110 Years of Excellence in Education in 2016.

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It’s perfectly possible to give your living space a new lease of life for no cost at all WORDS: ANNE SCHAUFFER IMAGE: ISTOCK

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Here’s a thought: don’t take a week’s leave to get the job done.

Aim to do it in small stages – even an hour’s work every now and again will set you on the right path.

First, stand in a room and take a hard look at it; take a photo if need be – that’s often more truthful than your clouded vision. Is the room cluttered with personal knickknacks which used to remind you of past adventures but now add little value to the room? If so, put them into a box. Don’t panic. You don’t have to rid yourself of everything sentimental; just do it for now.

Do you have bookshelves crammed with books you will never read again?

If you’re a bibliophile, remove them quickly so your brain has no time to revert to its default hoarding

setting. Pick up every book and ask yourself if you’ll ever read it again.

If your answer is “probably not”, or “no”, then put it in a box.

Do you have anything else in the room which adds no value? Do you have scatter cushions which are so numerous they have to be moved off the sofa so you can sit on it? Put them in a box.

Do you have too many rugs, artwork, framed photographs or tired lampshades? Too many little dinky sidetables or “throws” on the couch?

Hundreds of CDs you never listen to? Box them or move them out.

Clear out everything that’s unnecessary or not used. The space will look better without the clutter.

Now take a look around your decluttered room. It’s time to make functional look fabulous. You may need to retrieve a few items from the boxes (that old photograph, or granny’s candelabra), but try to work with your new decluttered space first before putting anything back.

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2017 Budget: good news for first-time homebuyers

Declutter your home emember all those plans you had over the 2016 year-end break? All the decluttering and remodelling you were going to do because you’d have the time? But you needed a holiday, and rolling up your sleeves wasn’t what the doctor ordered.

Today, local community sales sites on Facebook, not to mention the other online sales sites and second-hand goods stores, are filled with people buying and selling. You might choose to have a garage sale or host a swop session with friends. Alternatively, you can donate your stuff – there are many charitable organisations that would be glad to have your unwanted goods.

There’s something very satisfying about improving your own living space while doing the same for somebody else.

HOT TIP: There’s a lot of research to support the view that the more stuff you have, no matter where in your home you’ve hidden it, the less your brain can focus. According to the Princeton Neuroscience Institute, having a lot of stuff clutters up your brain and limits your ability to process information.

So it seems decluttering is good for your home and your brain.

inance minister Pravin Gordhan’s Budget speech on 22 February has brought with it some encouraging news for the real estate market.

of the threshold for transfer duty exemption is the most positive and welcome outcome. It will certainly enable more first-time homebuyers to get onto the property ladder.”

The increased threshold for transfer duty – up to R900,000 from R750,000 – is positive news, says Andrew Golding, CEO, Pam Golding Properties, as it provides some relief for firsttime homebuyers. “This aspirant sector of the market is a key driver of South Africa’s residential property market, solidly underpinning activity, particularly in metropolitan hubs which increasingly draw a younger generation of homebuyers wanting accommodation close to the workplace,” he says.

Herschel Jawitz, CEO, Jawitz Properties, adds: “Often, firsttime buyers qualify from an affordability point of view but don’t have enough for the transaction fees or deposit to buy a property.

This will make a difference.”

Samuel Seeff, chairman, Seeff Properties, concurs: “The raising

Another welcome move by Gordhan is the increased investment in infrastructure and transport networks, as well as in integrated urban development projects and township precincts. “This helps to provide a catalyst for growth in the housing market,” says Golding.

The property sector knows it has a substantial contribution to make in rapidly reducing emissions. It is taking action by designing, building and operating buildings in ways that are better for the environment.

DORAH MODISE, CEO, GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL OF SOUTH AFRICA

Foreigners can buy apartments in Mauritius

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t has taken almost six months, but the Mauritian government has now amended the island’s Non-citizens (Property Restriction) Act to make it possible for property investors from South Africa – and elsewhere – to buy apartments outside of the Integrated Resort Scheme, Real Estate Scheme and Property Development Scheme developments that were specifically designated for foreign buyers.

In addition, the minimum investment amount has been dropped to MUR6m, the equivalent of around R2,2m at current exchange rates.

allowed to buy apartments in any building or development that is more than two storeys high (G+2) and not built on the ‘Pas Geometrique’ (leasehold) land that makes up most of the island’s coastal front line.

“Foreign buyers will still need to be registered with the Mauritian Board of Investment and obtain a security clearance,” says Berry Everitt, MD, Chas Everitt International Property Group, “but after that they will be

“This type of investment will not come with an automatic right of permanent residence in Mauritius, but it does open up a relatively inexpensive avenue of offshore diversification for South Africans.”

“They will not need an occupation permit, residence permit, or permanent residence permit to buy an apartment – and in fact they will be allowed to acquire several apartments as buy-tolet investments if they wish and rent them out to holiday-makers or longer-term tenants.

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here’s a great investment opportunity for those looking to downsize to a high-end security estate. Situated at 72 Zwaanswyk Road, Tokai, Cape Town, the 1,6ha site, design and development of New Court at Steenberg (NCS), is a prime example of what many South Africans are looking for: to downsize while not compromising on comfort or security.

Mike Deacon, director, property developers Equity Estates Cape, says: “The development has been completed and there are only a few units that remain unsold.”

NCS consists of 18 double-storey units, with generous proportions.

It is very secure with a single entry/ exit, manned 24/7; perimeter electric

fencing; CCTV cameras and off-site monitoring. Two boreholes were sunk to manage the imposition of severe water restrictions.

A full-time estate manager permanently resides on site to supervise the property and look after all the residents’ needs.

NCS has landscaped gardens, a parklike environment, and mountain and Constantia Valley vistas. The development has a village feel thanks to the architect’s design that creates a community, not a townhouse project.

The duplex units are priced from R8,59m, including transfer, and are sold on sectional title.

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Camps Bay Here’s what’s happening in property in the area WORDS: KIT HEATHCOCK IMAGES: NATASHA LASSEN, GOOGLE & ISTOCK

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he aura of glamour that glitters over Camps Bay is the first thing to strike visitors: stunning scenery, celebrities enjoying sundowners on the glitzy strip, the globe-trotting jet-setters staying in glorious villas, and fashion shoots on the palm-tree-lined beach. Residents lucky enough to live there yearround relish the outdoor lifestyle and discover a strong community with a village vibe beneath the glitz.

“I love the easy access to natural open spaces, as well as all the lovely parks – many of which the locals have made and maintain themselves,” says Kim Richter who grew up here and moved back five years ago. “The community spirit among the growing number of young families in the area is remarkable.”

There are excellent facilities for families, with three sports clubs and good local schools for all ages. “The Camps Bay schools are outstanding and offer families living here a wellrounded approach to education,” adds

BEST IN FOOD: • La Parada del Mar: for cocktails and tapas • Ginger Deli and Kitchen: for coffee • Melissa’s Mantra Cafe: for stunning ocean views and lunches • The Hussar Grill: for delicious steaks • The Retreat: for great breakfasts

THINGS TO DO: • Enjoy beach picnics and sundowners.

• Swim in the sparkling tidal pool.

• See a live production at Theatre on the Bay. • Hike the pipe track at sunset.

• Paraglide off Lion’s Head to land in Maiden’s Cove.

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Camps Bay Preparatory School Camps Bay Primary School Camps Bay High School Kids on the Bay Kidz Discovery

I love the ever-changing mountains, the beautiful beach on our doorstep, the bracing sea, the treed glens where my grandparents used to picnic coming down from Krugersdorp. I grew up and went to school here and am very happy to be back in my old ’hood.

KIM RICHTER, RESIDENT

Kim. “Plus kids can walk, cycle or even kayak to school on a good day.”

Villas, architect-designed homes and apartment buildings climb up the steep slopes circling the bay and there is very little land free for development. There’s one new project of four luxury villas currently under way, with Horizon Capital, within walking distance of the beach.

While the beach and the strip are the glamorous place to hang out, the more sheltered Glen Beach is the residents’ insider tip for picnics, sundowners and surfing away from the crowds.

Shopping is about the only thing locals don’t have on their doorstep, mostly heading to the V&A Waterfront or the CBD, just a short hop over Kloof Nek. “Even though it’s south-easter season, summer is exquisitely beautiful and very social. This means crowds and mad traffic. Winter brings peace and quiet, stormy seas and dramatic skies,” says Kim. “It’s hard to choose which I love best.”

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Favourite weekend things to do in the area?

How would you spend a free day in the area?

What do you love about the Camps Bay area?

Living in Camps Bay is like being on vacation every day. We have easy access to beautiful beaches for walking, swimming, surfing or just relaxing while you catch a tan. You can walk through The Glen, hike through the Blinkwater Gorge with its diversity of flora and fauna, up Lion’s Head or along the magnificent Twelve Apostles.

End off the day celebrity-spotting while you sip sundowners followed by dinner at one of the world-class restaurants along the strip.

Open the doors to your large private outdoor living room and inhale the fresh ocean air to the sounds of a waking neighbourhood. Take a walk down the Camps Bay strip to one of your favourite cafes such as Melissa’s for a late breakfast and panoramic ocean views. In the evening, the area becomes a celebration of cultures, nationalities and different cuisines. But before dinner, why not enjoy a few drinks at one of the cocktail bars as you watch the sun slip below the ocean.

I have lived in Camps Bay for 40 years. I like the cosmopolitan yet residential lifestyle, the wide variety of restaurants and amenities on and close to the beachfront, the best sunsets all year round, the beautiful wide beach, Lion’s Head and the Twelve Apostles in the background, mountain walks and stunning views.

As the country’s top beach suburb, Camps Bay offers a lifestyle that attracts buyers and holiday-makers from across the country and the globe.

Graeme Smith

David Sedgwick

Lyn Pope

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WESTERN SEABOARD Blouberg: 021 557 1115 • Big Bay: 021 554 0033 • Sunningdale: 021 556 2362 • Sunset Beach: 021 551 8640 Atlantic Beach Estate: 021 201 8706 • pamgolding.co.za/western-seaboard

Big Bay / R8.39 million

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Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 2 / This magnificent property with airy flowing open-plan living areas, north facing outdoor spaces and beautiful views of Table Bay and Robben Island. This modern home further comes complete with top end finishes, fibre internet connection, wireless alarm beams, solar heated salt water pool, solar heated geyser, an additional 5500 litre underground water tank for irrigation, and all the doors and windows are double glazed.

Hjalmar Larsen 082 940 8034

Milnerton / R4.3 million

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Bedrooms 6 / Bathrooms 6.5 / Parkings 2 / This enchanting home lies on Norwood Road in central Milnerton. The entranceway is illuminated with a paned window that offers an old Cape sentiment to this residence come guesthouse. Follow PGP boards from Otto Du Plessis into Loxton Road and take the second left into Langerman Avenue onwards.

Janet Gelgor 071 135 5544 / Gareth Grey 083 328 9701

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A unique lifestyle built around community and family

Atlantic Beach Estate / R5.75 million

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Atlantic Beach Estate / R5.7 million

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Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 3 / Joint Mandate. Light, modern and immaculate. Double-storey home with 2 bedrooms upstairs and 1 downstairs. All bedrooms have en suites. Upstairs is an open-plan kitchen, dining room and lounge opening up onto balcony with fairways views.

Bedrooms 3 /Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / Sole Mandate. Sought-after single-level home with beautiful fairway views and in immaculate condition. The kitchen is open-plan and has granite tops and a separate spacious scullery which leads into the lounge. There is a 2nd lounge with a built-in wood-burning fireplace.

Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398

Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398

Atlantic Beach Estate / R39 000 pm

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Atlantic Beach Estate / R33 000 pm

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Bedrooms 5 / Bathrooms 3.5 / Garages 2 / This beautifully eclectic home offers a spacious patio with braai facilities for indoor/outdoor living around the pool and has stunning sea views across the bay. Upstairs is a separate flatlet or home office with its own bathroom/kitchenette.

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 3.5 / Garages 2 / Stunning open-plan home with indoor/outdoor style living at its very best complete with large sheltered verandah, garden and pool. The lovely lounge and dining room with a view of Table Mountain, is separated by a central fireplace creating a lovely ambience. TV lounge/study.

Anne Frankle 074 159 6723

Anne Frankle 074 159 6723

I am Anne Frankle I am Mandy Oschman Sales: Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398 mandy.oschman@pamgolding.co.za

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R2.750 million

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44 Peach Tree Crescent Sunningdale

R1.675 million

2 bedrooms 1 bathroom 1 garage

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Royale on Main

Secure suburban lifestyle and much more:

Superb craftsmanship, stunning finishes and views of the Constantiaberg range from your balcony: all this only a few minutes away from shops, restaurants, hiking, golf estates and vineyards. These upmarket apartments are a rare opportunity in the well established residential area of Tokai.

Tokai

R1.850 to R1.909 million.

High-end laminate wooden flooring, Caesarstone countertops in the kitchens, stainless steel ovens + hobs, and LED lighting.

1 Bedroom

2 Bedroom

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Unit: 48,5m Balcony: 31m

Unit: 60m Balcony: 19m

Unit: 60m Balcony: 12m

Total: 79,5m²

Total: 79m²

Total: 72m²

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8 Crescent Road Claremont Upper

R4.895 million

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Cape Town CBD

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2 bedroom 1 bathroom 89m

R1.295 million 3D

Unit 3, Murray House Cnr Hout & Burg Street Cape Town CBD

Kenilworth

28 Mortimer Gardens Twilley Road Kenilworth

3 bedrooms 1 bathroom 83m

1 bedroom 1 bathroom 1 parking bay

R1.475 million 3D

Retreat

R1.595 million 3D

1 Zwaans Mews Zwaans Road Retreat

3 bedrooms 2.5 bathrooms 1 carport

R1.295 million 3D

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PARKLANDS

R2 750 000

SUNNINGDALE

R2 095 000

BLOUBERGRAND

R2 700 000

NEW RELEASE

Bedrooms: 4 | Bathrooms: 3 | Garages: 2 | Pool: 1

WEB REF: 91344195223

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: - | Pool: 1

WEB REF: 91344193974

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 2 | Pool: -

WEB REF: 91344195330

Prestine condition with superb security & entertaining space, large enclosed braai room leading to a sparking pool

A spectacular renovated home offers, open plan kitchen and large undercover entertainment area, built in bar, braai and swimming pool.

Area. Area, Area! Immaculate home within walking distance from the beach.

Lindy Dippenaar: 083 480 3703 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Daphne Corbett: 071 301 3175 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Lynda Cozijn 0836212883/ 021 557 1124 (o)

BLOUBERGRANT

R4 350 000

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 2 | Pool: -

WEB REF: 91344194402

TABLE VIEW

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 1 | Pool: -

R1 670 000

WEB REF: 91344193933

SUNNINGDALE

R2 290 000

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 2 | Pool: -

WEB REF: 91344194672

Magnificent beachfront apartment with spectacular views of Table Mountain, offers space, tranquillity and sea breeze.

Secure village close to all amenities, a good size garden with a lot of potential – A must view.

240sqm of house, offering a haven for each family member, close to Private school, shopping Centre and Hospital - a must view!

Silvia Vassileva: 082 578 9807/ 021 557 1124 (o)

Lindy Dippenaar: 083 480 3703 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Chris Visser 072 340 8461/ 021 557 1124 (o)

TABLE VIEW

R 1 500 000 SOLE MANDATE

Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 1 | Garages: 1 | Pool: -

WEB REF: 91344194854

PARKLANDS NORTH

R3 800 000

BLOUBERG SANDS

R2 850 000 SOLE MANDATE

NEW RELEASE

Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 1 | Pool: -

WEB REF: 91344195300

Bedrooms: 4 | Bathrooms: 3 | Garages: 2 | Pool: -

WEB REF: 91344192144

Secure village close to all amenities, a good size garden with a lot of potential – A must view.

Be the proud owner of this stunning home.

Spacious and sunny face-brick house and granny flat. Beautiful garden, well point and all the extras .

Daphne Corbett: 071 301 3175 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Lynda Cozijn 0836212883 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Silvia Vassileva: 082 578 9807/ 021 557 1124 (o)

BLOUBERGSANDS

R3 690 000

PARKLANDS

R1 675 000

BIG BAY

R1 595 000

NEW RELEASE

Bedrooms: 4 | Bathrooms: 3 | Garages: 2 | Pool: 1

WEB REF: 91344194622

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 2 | Pool: -

WEB REF: 91344193188

Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 1 | Garages: - | Pool: -

WEB REF: 91344194959

Large family home in a great condition with a bonus 120M² flatlet.

Cottage style home, offers cosy space all around including a large landscaped garden and patio area.

Just a stone throw away from the beach you can enjoy this neat apartment offering the best sun-set and a picturesque.

Lindy Dippenaar: 083 480 3703/ 021 557 1124 (o)

Daphne Corbett: 071 301 3175 / 021 557 1124 (o)

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Neighbourhood

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stneighbourhood.co.za | 5 MARCH 2017 Shop 44, Seaside Village Shopping Centre, Big Bay ( Next to Spur ) See it all on: www.atlanticbeach.co.za

MORRIS PIETERSE 083 228 4081

ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF ESTATE - R6 750 000

NEW RELEASE PRISTINE GOLF ESTATE RESIDENCE WITH SUBLIME INDOOR & OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT AREAS Get ready to be impressed with this immaculately presented home. Filled with striking architectural features, it has an open and contemporary feel from the moment you enter. It offers the perfect balance between sophisticated and relaxed living. The indoor/outdoor flow is superb. This double storey multi-level home offers three spacious double bedrooms and two beautiful bathrooms (full main en-suite) plus a guest WC. There is a beautiful living room & bar area with balcony (superb mountain and sea views), a downstairs family room & study nook, open plan kitchen and dining room with extra high ceilings and stunning feature wall. Full scullery, pantry, double garage and outside store rooms. The amazing outdoor entertainment areas are filled with attractive features and include a big free-standing covered outdoor lounge/entertainment area, barbeque, two separate covered patios, open patios, rim-flow heated pool and private outdoor shower/bathroom area. The low maintenance garden is immaculate and the property is walled.

FRIENDLY WARNING: DON’T LET YOU WIFE SEE THIS UNLESS YOU CAN BUY IT FOR HER! TO VIEW CONTACT: MORRIS PIETERSE 083 228 4081

EXCLUSIVE WESTERN SEABOARD PROPERTIES EXPECT TO BE IMPRESSED

ATLANTIC BEACH ESTATE R 5 750 000

3 Large Beds Ensuite - Loads of potential for just about any living style, 3 Garages 2 Lounges, Laundry room and study or 4th bedroom Sole Mandate - Hayley 082 561 7116

ATLANTIC BEACH ESTATE R 7 850 000

Uber-stylish Single level home with fantastic flow and privacy. 4 Beds 2 Ensuite 3 Garages Pool Set on culdesac near play park Sole Mandate - Hayley 082 561 7116

ATLANTIC BEACH ESTATE R 7 750 000

Grab this front row property before it’s too late!

One of the best sea views on the estate. 4 LRG bedrooms with ensuite. Pool & garden Sole Mandate - Hayley 082 561 7116

ATLANTIC BEACH ESTATE R 32 000 per month

4 Beds 4 Baths 2 Lounges Fairway position and Pool 3 Garages Extra Large family home Long term unfurnished lease. Avail. Imme.

Sole Mandate - Jacqui 082 412 0050

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