Neighbourhood CT - 29 April 2018 by Your Neighbourhood

Neighbourhood 29 APRIL 2018

PROPERTY & LIFESTYLE

In the South What we discovered through the grapevine about Constantia, Bishopscourt and Meadowridge, page 8

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Editor’s Exclusive CHARIS LE RICHE

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Lanzerac Wine Estate | 021 887 1132 | lanzerac.co.za Anthonij Rupert Wines | 021 874 9074 | rupertwines.com Spioenkop Wines | 021 859 1458 | spioenkopwines.co.za

Discover your ‘hood

t’s the last week of April, and before we head into June, it’s time for our special area focus features again. Today, we take a look at the Southern Suburbs in Cape Town, zoning in on Constantia, Bishopscourt and Meadowridge (yourneighbourhood.co.za/southernsuburbs). In KwaZulu-Natal, we explore the picturesque South Coast areas of Margate, Ramsgate and Port Shepstone (yourneighbourhood.co.za/kzn-southcoast). In Pretoria, we explore Irene and the quaint estate of Irene Farm Villages (yourneighbourhood.co.za/irene). Also, don’t miss our video feature on the Southern Suburbs.

What’s good?

In Simondium What? Vintage Ideas Market 2018

When and where? Today, from 9.30am to 4pm, and tomorrow, from 9.30am to 3pm, at the Simondium’s Country Lodge

he Vintage Ideas Market is back for its eighth edition and promises to be more spectacular than ever. This beloved market will once again be staged at the gorgeous Simondium’s Country Lodge and will entice visitors with its amazing selection of vintage and vintage-inspired items. More information: goo.gl/YtK5JC

In Sea Point What? Gourmet Braai at Hyde Hotel

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When and where? Today from 12 noon to 6pm at The Hyde Sky Deck and Bar

The perfect Pinotage?

njoy a delicious braai without the work or mess at The Hyde Hotel’s Hyde Sky Deck and Bar. Spend a funfilled afternoon enjoying great food and drinks with friends and family, with the gorgeous views of Cape Town in the background.

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When and Where? Saturday, 5 May, from 12 noon to 3pm at the Shimmy Beach Club

resented by OnTrend SA, Not Another Pop-up is back. A selection of top end designers will be showcasing their latest collections and the event will include a health and beauty section for the first time. Expect great fashion, food and drinks. More information: goo.gl/9YVZtV

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inotage, that proudly South African grape born of a marriage between Cinsaut (aka Hermitage) and Pinot Noir, has long been seen as a cheap and cheerful addition to the wine cabinet. From bottles brimming with mocha-chocolate notes to the burnt-rubber aromas of mass-produced plonk, it’s a wine that hasn’t always had the best reputation. But that’s changing, as a handful of cellars apply themselves to producing Pinotage worth the extra spend. If you want to taste just how good Pinotage can be, try of these premium examples.

In Granger Bay What? Not Another Pop-up

Save your pennies and invest in a bottle or three of premium Pinotage

Lanzerac Pionier Pinotage

This flagship release from Lanzerac Wine Estate, where the grape was grown commercially for the first time, is a fine example of premium Pinotage. Sourced from older vineyards high in the Jonkershoek Valley, the Pionier is matured in oak for 18 months after fermentation, adding excellent ageing potential to the wine: up to 12 years, suggests Lanzerac winemaker Wynand Lategan. The 2015 vintage received a five-star rating in the Platter’s South African Wine Guide, while the Pionier Pinotage 2014 received the prestigious Absa Top 10 Pinotage Trophy last year.

Cape of Good Hope Basson Pinotage

This terroir-driven range from Anthonij Rupert Wines taps into some of the Cape’s most interesting pockets of vineyard, and this unique Pinotage is no exception. Named for the family that tends the vineyards grown high on the slopes of the Paardeberg, the ongoing battle between farmer, baboons and buck means only limited quantities are available each vintage, but it’s well worth seeking out a bottle. Aged in older oak barrels for 14 months, and then in bottle for a further two years before release, the result is a remarkable wine rich in berries, spice and structure.

Spioenkop Elgin Pinotage

Pinot Noir thrives in the cool climes of Elgin, so for Koen Roose, it made perfect sense to plant the first Pinotage in the valley here in 2008. A decade on, he’s been proved resoundingly right, and his Spioenkop Elgin Pinotage displays an altogether more elegant side to the cultivar. Showing off its Pinot Noir parentage, expect more freshness on the palate along with plenty of perfume and dark cherries. His “1900” Pinotage is equally good, blending Elgin and Stellenbosch fruit.

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Rondebosch

Haru | 087 470 0474 | facebook.com/HaruRondebosch

Pure opulence A tranquil spa, a sumptuous bed and the best curry in town WORDS: BELINDA MOUNTAIN IMAGES: SUPPLIED

hat makes a stay at The Taj Hotel unique is that you get all the comfort and indulgence you’d expect from a five-star hotel, but you still feel that you’re experiencing Cape Town as a city. Its central location means you can lie on your expansive bed, stare up at exquisite views of Table Mountain and listen to the sounds of taxis hooting, birds calling and the day drawing to a close. I’d been asked to review the Jiva Spa downstairs, and what a treat it was. The two-hour Cape Fynbos treatment I had is popular with international visitors who are keen to learn more about this unique biome known for its medicinal properties. The massage treatment combines fynbos with marula oil, while a rhassoul clay, Atlantic sea salt and rooibos tea powder scrub and wrap are also part of the experience. A cup of marula and rooibos tea at the end was also a highlight, as were the wooden beads given to all spa guests. It’s this attention to detail that sets The Taj apart, and this was also evident in the theatrical and utterly delicious tasting menu we got to experience at the fine dining restaurant, Bombay Brasserie. Made up of five decadent courses (and multiple dishes), highlights included the roasted corn soup with turmeric popcorn, the Tandoori Norwegian salmon starter, the “smoking” sorbet palate cleanser and a Karoo lamb curry with sautéed spinach and garlic. My partner and I declared it the best curry we had eaten in years and vowed to return again soon. We ended off with a trio of desserts. Besides the Bombay Brasserie, The Taj has other dining and drinks options, including The Twankey Bar, which is known for its striking decor and well-known “bearded barman”, mixologist AJ Snetler, who can be found behind the marble bar mixing up award-winning concoctions. Established in 1903, Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces is one of Asia’s largest group of hotels, made up of 95 hotels across India and 16 hotels all over the world.

Ramen rules

The flavours of Japan and Korea come to Rondebosch with authentic sushi and ramen WORDS & IMAGE: KIT HEATHCOCK

ondebosch food lovers couldn’t believe their luck when Haru opened in the restaurant block of Campground Road home to Some Oaks Bistro and Michael’s Kitchen. Haru is an authentic Japanese restaurant with a contemporary vibe and a diverse menu of sushi and ramen bowls that has won over an immediate following. Owner Denis Sung moved to Cape Town from Korea several years ago and this is his first South African restaurant. He works with chef Karen Hwang to develop a menu that is as true to Japanese and Korean traditions as possible while allowing for Western tastes. The small restaurant has clean, light lines and comfortable benches with bright cushions. The light wood bistro tables fill up quickly in the evenings, so it’s advisable to book ahead, but at lunchtime, you can drop in with the regulars for a big bowl of ramen or take advantage of the midday-only Bento box. I chose the Ton-kotsu ramen, a delicate slow-cooked broth of pork bones, with thin noodles, slices of pork belly, nori, a seven-minute egg, bean sprouts and spring onions. It was a meal in

itself, which was gentle, soothing and sustaining, and had me draining the bowl to the last drop. Other bowls I would like to go back for are the classic Shoyu ramen and several intriguing Korean specialities: a cold noodle broth, Mul-naengmyeon, spicy Bibimnaengmyeon, as well as the spicy Korean version of instant noodles, Shin Ramyun. There are also the irresistiblesounding Yaki Gyoza dumplings, filled with crispy fried pork and chives, which were delivered to a neighbouring table along with a gorgeous-looking Bento box with light tempura vegetables and a selection of sushi. Too full to do justice to anymore tastings, I ordered a takeaway sushi platter for later. That evening we found the nigiri, as promised, generously balanced on the fish to rice ratio, and salmon maki rolls and tuna California rolls beautifully put together. A calm atmosphere, friendly service and occasional tantalising wafts of aromatic oolong jasmine tea ( just one of the speciality teas served here) make Haru a welcome respite from city life. The menu will be updated in May, so there’s more to keep coming back for, even for regulars who have worked their way through the whole menu.

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My business neighbourhood Heritage blends with contemporary creativity at The Jupiter Drawing Room’s new offices on Church Square WORDS: KIT HEATHCOCK

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stablished advertising agency, The Jupiter Drawing Room recently moved offices to the newly refurbished Speakers Corner building in the CBD. MD Michelle Beh tells us more about the business. Q: How did your business start? A: We’re a fully integrated advertising agency that was started over 23 years ago in Cape Town. After opening our doors in 1994 with the three founding members – Kevan Aspoas, Joanne Thomas and Ross Chowles – and one client, we’ve grown to be recognised as one of South Africa’s most awarded agencies. When friends of the agency hear our name, they immediately think of our Chesterfield couch and our open-door policy when it comes to dogs in the office. Q: Why did you choose this area for your offices? A: We wanted to be in an area where we could be in the middle of “things” – to watch what people are eating, buying and doing. There’s always something new to discover and such a great vibe and energy in town. Q: How did you find your premises? A: We did a lot of our own online research, months of research

actually. We met with letting agents and saw so many places that didn’t meet all our needs. As soon as we found this office, we knew it was perfect for us. Q: Why are the premises ideally suited to your business? A: There’s a mix of old and new. We’re an agency steeped in heritage, as is the Speakers Corner building. We’ve adapted for a modern time and our clients’ changing needs, much like the building which retains the original architectural character, yet incorporates new features and modern amenities. Speakers Corner has adopted the “co-working offices” idea with shared meeting rooms and a library. Q: Who are your neighbours? A: Woolworths head office is around the corner from us, interesting cafes like Kleinsky’s Delicatessen and Bread, Milk & Honey across the road, the Company’s Garden is a short walk away and we look on to Church Square, so visitors and regulars to the square are all our neighbours. Q: What are the rental prices like in this area? A: Our rental is market-related given our position in the CBD and the history of the building, which has recently been refurbished. Q: How many people visit your business each day? A: We don’t rely on daily footprint, but the new office is easy for clients to

find, especially with Church Square as a landmark. Q: Do you have any expansion plans? A: We’ve spread ourselves over two offices already, but as we grow, we would love to move into other spaces within the building. Q: Do you operate online as well? A: We have a website, but most of our business comes in thanks to word of mouth from existing clients and people tracking us down based on campaigns we’ve developed for our clients. We showcase our work on social media platforms such as Facebook (facebook.com/ JupiterCT) and Instagram (@jupiterthisweek). Q: What’s your most popular service? A: A s an integrated agency, we offer all spheres of communications – advertising, design, social media, content and public relations. We like to think our work harnesses some sort of emotion – be it laughter or tears. Some of our most popular commercials include Windhoek Beer “Real Men Don't Drink Pink Drinks”, Burger King “Swhopper” and more recently, Webafrica YouTube “Skip” video.

SEE FOR YOURSELF: The Jupiter Drawing Room 021 442 7000 thejupiterdrawingroom.com

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Art under the hammer

ecently in London, an artwork relegated to the owners’ spare room was auctioned for a few hundred thousand pounds. The owners had stashed it away and had no idea of its true value. So where do you begin finding out whether artwork in your home is worth anything?

The ins and outs of buying and selling art at auctions WORDS: ANNE SCHAUFFER

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Getting a valuation

Alistair Meredith, an art specialist at Strauss & Co Fine Art Auctioneers and Consultants, is well aware of the public’s intimidation around art. “We work hard to dispel that,” he says. “The auction world is totally transparent and not an intimidating space at all.” He says what people see in the movies – large, silent New York galleries with intimidating staff – has created a daunting image of exclusivity. “We run live and online art auctions, have road shows where the public can bring artworks to be valued, and we respond happily to emails requesting valuations or opinions; just provide us with a photograph of the artwork, its dimensions and the artist’s name. Sometimes it’s near impossible to value – say, an 18th century artwork with no signature.” How do they arrive at the valuation? “We rely entirely on auction precedents and are very objective and market-related; we try to find similar work sold on auction (in terms of the artist, size, medium and condition) and those results

determine broad objective guideline figures for that particular work.”

How does an art auction work?

An art auction is a simple, transparent process. “Each piece has a clearly stated guideline price. You choose how high you want to bid. If you win the auction, you pay the hammer price (and a stated premium) and it’s yours. What the work sells for is up to the market (everybody in the auction room or online). It’s very down to earth,” he says. Alistair says it’s a myth that you could inadvertently bid on an item by unconsciously scratching your nose during an auction. “You have to register before you bid, and you’ll be given a bidding paddle. When you bid, the auctioneer will ask you if you intended to do so.”

Investing in art

Alistair says, “The South African art market has exploded over the last decade. There’s been huge interest in local art from South Africans, expats and, increasingly, the international market. We’re always a little hesitant about speaking about art as a pure investment because nobody has a crystal ball, but the more research you do, the better idea you have of an artist’s trajectory. Read up and speak to dealers, art galleries, auction house specialists, but buy art you love and enjoy it every day on your wall as it appreciates.”

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Southern Suburbs Here's what's happening in property in Bishopscourt, Constantia and Meadowridge WORDS: KIT HEATHCOCK IMAGES: WAYNE WARREN, NADINE VAN DRIEL & GOOGLE MAPS *Map not to scale

ith its tree-lined lanes, swathes of greenbelt and open stretches of common land, the Constantia Valley is full of reminders of its rural farming roots and includes some of the most desirable property in Cape Town. This is an area of large gardens, mature trees, mountain streams and vineyards, with several notable wine estates more than holding their own among the suburban development that has taken over much of the farmland in the last 50 years. The various greenbelts provide a network of trails, perfect for horse riding, mountain biking, running and walking, and you’re never too far from stunning views of the mountains and surrounding greenery.

I love being able to walk for miles on the greenbelts and the sense of history in the old wine farms. It’s a beautiful green valley that still feels connected to its agricultural past and is almost like living in the country, with quiet roads that you can safely cycle along.

Property At the top of the Constantia Valley and closest to town is Bishopscourt, a long-established suburb that’s home to various embassies and celebrities. “I enjoy the peace and tranquillity in Bishopscourt,” says a resident. “The properties are big, so neighbours are at a distance and there are very low traffic levels. It’s sheltered from the worst of the wind and the views are fantastic, looking straight up at the mountain or out over False Bay.” It’s also an easy commute to the CBD, avoiding the slow-

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moving traffic of Wynberg Hill that adds travel time for Constantia residents. Constantia Heights, flowing down the slopes below Rhodes Drive, also has large stands with mature gardens and plenty of privacy. Properties range from comfortable family homes to grand villas hidden among the trees, with the greenbelt and common land woven between the residential areas adding more space and connection to nature. More recent developments have filled in the gaps around Constantia Village with secure gated complexes, but there are always plenty of trees softening the edges.

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Feeling more like a rural village than part of Cape Town are the handful of properties that make up Hope of Constantia. Sandwiched between the vineyards of Groot and Klein Constantia, and including Little Stream Tea Room and Conference Centre (on land bequeathed to the Cape Town YMCA by philanthropist Muriel Jones in 1974), in the area you feel like you’ve completely escaped the city.

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EAT IN CONSTANTIA: • The Greenhouse at The Cellars Hohenort: for fine dining and for more casual celebrations at The Conservatory • La Colombe: for delicious fine dining • Chef’s Warehouse at Beau Constantia: for excellent tapas • Foxcroft: for a vibey offering of small plates and fab desserts • BCG: for wood-fired grills, pizza, breakfasts and lunches • Bistro 1682: for long lunches and evening tapas • Harbour House Restaurant: for fine dining in a beautiful setting • La Parada Bar de Tapas: for authentic Spanish-style tapas

Median asking price:

SHOP: • Constantia Village Shopping Centre: for everything from antiques and fashion to coffee shops • Constantia Village Courtyard: for a select collection of small boutiques and the Alphen Farmstall for grocery shopping • Steenberg Village in Tokai: for accessible everyday shopping • Park n Shop: for local convenience in Meadowridge • Cavendish Square in Claremont: for retail therapy and movies

R7,5m

Monthly bond repayments

For a typical property (four-bedroom house)

For a typical property in this area

R3m

R2m

R6,2m

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For an apartment

For a house

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R72,377 per month

68%

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Just on the other side of the M3 from Constantia Village is Cape Town’s second suburb created by the Garden City movement in 1950, Meadowridge, with a 7ha conservation area at its heart. “Meadowridge is very green and quiet with lots of parks and big old trees,” says resident Katie O’Regan. “There are similar plot sizes to Bergvliet and Tokai, but it’s well priced in comparison; people haven’t really discovered it yet.”

Schooling With the Constantia Valley’s history as a rural retreat, residents traditionally travelled to the established Southern Suburbs schools in Newlands and Rondebosch, but nowadays they have more options. The Constantia Waldorf School was established in 1967, the first Reddam House started here in 2000, there’s Herzlia Constantia Primary in Lower Constantia and Wynberg Boys’ and Girls’ High Schools are also nearby.

Explore With hikes through the greenbelt up to Cecilia Forest to explore the De Hel Nature Area – which feels like stepping into a lost jungle full of birdlife – horse riding along the Silverhurst trail and mountain biking along any of the many greenbelt trails that link across the valley, it’s easy to enjoy an active lifestyle in Constantia. Heading to the

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beach is another attraction, either just up and over Constantia Nek to Hout Bay, or down the valley to Muizenberg. And then there are the gourmet pleasures of the wine estates, with a wide choice of fine dining restaurants and plenty of family-friendly cafes. And you won’t find many Constantia families without membership to Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens, the first place to head to for picnics, summer concerts, open-air movies in summer as well as strolls and hikes year-round.

DO: • Visit Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens for summer concerts, open-air movies, meandering walks, picnics and tadpoles in the mountain streams. • Enjoy hikes in Cecilia Forest and walk onto the mountain. • Go mountain biking, horse riding, walking and trail running on the greenbelts. • Taste wine throughout the Constantia Valley. • Watch a Shakespeare production in summer at Maynardville Open-Air Theatre in nearby Wynberg. • Take the kids to Acrobranch Constantia for a treetop adventure obstacle course. • Play a game at the Peter Matkovichdesigned Steenberg Golf Course.

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WESTERN SEABOARD Blouberg: 021 557 1115 • Big Bay: 021 554 0033 • Milnerton: 021 551 8640 • Melkbosstrand: 021 553 1912 • Sunningdale: 021 556 2362 • Atlantic Beach Estate: 021 201 8706 • pamgolding.co.za/western-seaboard

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Melkbosstrand / R3.295 million

Lagoon Beach / R2.75 million

Sunningdale / R2.595 million

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 2 / Parkings 2 Beach house in private cul-de-sac. Bonus: Flatlet. Follow PGP boards from Otto Du Plessis towards Van Riebeeckstrand. Gerrit Bruwer 076 196 9847

Bedrooms 2 / Bathroom 1 / Parking 1 Open-plan apartment situated in Neptunes Isle boasts magnificent sea and mountain views. Follow PGP boards from Marine. Garth Viljoen 082 955 0287

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 Spacious family home located in a quiet close situated opposite a park. Follow PGP boards from Sunningdale Drive. Paolo Girardi 083 259 8245

West Beach / R1.65 million

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Table View / R1.27 million

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Bedrooms 2 / Bathrooms 1.5 / Garage 1 Lock-up-and-go in the secure and sought-after Kronenbosch complex. Beautiful french doors lead out onto an undercover patio and garden. Follow PGP boards from Sandown Road. Jenny Logie 079 492 0598

Bedrooms 2 / Bathroom 1 / Garage 1 Low-maintenance and pet-friendly complex. Well-positioned on the MyCiTi bus route and walking distance to the Flamingo Vlei Center. Follow PGP boards from Blaauwberg Road. Dolly Hibberd 083 320 1323

Sunningdale / R2.595 million

Sunningdale / R1.65 million

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Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 Great location offering a peaceful lifestyle. Large undercover paved patio with a built-in braai, pool with solar heating panels and a managable garden. Follow PGP boards from Sunningdale Drive. Jenny Logie 079 492 0598

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Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garage 1 This home offers an open-plan lounge and kitchen. The outside garden is spacious and has a ton of potential for adding on. Follow PGP boards from Sunningdale Drive. Lyndle Botha 076 645 5921

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Atlantic Beach Estate / R5.7 million

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Atlantic Beach Estate / R3.3 million

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Vacant Erf / Front row vacant land situated on Tradewinds Circle. Build your dream home on this prime position. Uninterrupted views of Table Mountain, ocean and fairway. No roofs in front of you. Borehole already installed. There may not be this opportunity again.

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2.5 / Garages 2 / Double-storey home. Bigger than the other homes in this price range. Double-storey with spacious living area downstairs. Wood-burning fireplace. Guest Toilet. Very spacious paved garden.

Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398

Atlantic Beach Estate / R24 000 Per month

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Atlantic Beach Estate / R21 000 Per month

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Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garage 2 / This open-plan home is sunny and bright with highvolume ceilings throughout. 2 Bedrooms lead out onto a wind protected covered patio. The master bedroom has a full en suite bathroom and separate walk-in dressing/cupboard area.

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garage 2 / This home is in immaculate condition. The lounge is spacious with a cosy fireplace for those chilly winter evenings. A bonus is a small study nook and guest toilet. All three bedrooms are carpeted with built-in cupboards.

Lynnette Lee 082 453 3266

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R3 895 000 PARKLANDS

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R1 790 000

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LOCATION PERFECT !!!!

BEST VALUE PROPOSITION

Seldom will a property of this quality remain on the market place for a long time, don’t be the one who will miss out and cry. 3 Beds, 2 Baths, Double garage. Make your viewing appointment today.

Calling all Professionals and Entrepreneurs looking for work from home lifestyle. Walk to Shul, Schools & Beachfront, and live if comfort. View by appointment.

Exceptionally neat and well maintained by current owner, this home is a truly undiscovered gem tucked away in Parklands within walking distance to the Sandown Retail Centre. 3 Beds, 1 Bath. 2 garages.

Virginia Tiplady 083 656 1316 RE/MAX Property Associates: 021 521 3100

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R3 995 000 PARKLANDS

R1 450 000 SUNNINGDALE

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ALL THE HOME YOU WILL EVER NEED:

Offers an exquisite o/p living area with stunning panoramic views of Table Mountain/Lions Head and the City bowl plus sea views. Spacious lounge/dining room, modern kitchen. 2 beds, 2 baths, 1 open parking.

Exquisite free & full title townhouse. Secure gated Village. 3 beds, 2 baths (MES), fitted kitchen. O/plan fully tiled lounge & dining room with sliding doors to paved patio & Enclosed garden. Garage with direct access. NO LEVIES.

Spacious o/plan home with laminated flooring throughout the living areas, 4 double volume carpeted beds, 2 full baths, (MES). Kitchen with granite tops, breakfast bar, plumbed for two appliances. Scullery. Covered patio with BIB. Auto D/G with direct access. Alarm.

Odette Vamvarapis 082 727 1066 RE/MAX Property Associates: 021 521 3100

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BLOUBERGRANT

R2 150 000 PARKLANDS

R2 850 000

WE WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME JESSICA NUKU back to our RE/MAX family. BEAUTIFUL CORNER APARTMENT

DOUBLE STOREY SECURE HOME

Modern apartment located in Coral Road, in a very neat block. Walking distance to the beach. 3rd Floor with Sea views and Robben Island. 2 Beds, 2 Modern baths, O/P Cherrywood kitchen, Lounge & spacious balcony.

Spacious 5 beds, 3 Baths home. Dual living, O/p modern kitchen & granite tops. Lounge, enclosed entertainment room BIB, D/G & large enclosed drive way, electric security gate. Fenced swimming pool. AND SO MUCH MORE!

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Neighbourhood

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LIGHT & INVITING SINGLE STOREY - R5.4M

ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF ESTATE EXCECUTIVE FAMILY HOME - R6.95M

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FOUR BEDROOMS : NO STAIRS - R5.25M UNDER OFFER

This immaculately presented home offers relaxed living in a private setting next to 13th fairway. Light floors & cabinetry plus high ceilings and split level open plan living areas add to the inviting character. Three bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, three living areas, open plan kitchen and dining room and heated pool. Walled and fenced garden, double garage lots of guest parking. MORRIS PIETERSE 083 228 4081

A stylish home with every room you need! Downstairs: Entrance hall, modern open plan kitchen and scullery, dining room, reading area, study, lounge with fire-place, guest WC, guest bedroom with bathroom, patios, pool and double garage. Upstairs: Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and view balcony, two guest bedrooms plus two bathrooms (one en-suite) and a second balcony. MORRIS PIETERSE 083 228 4081

A contemporary kitchen forms the heart op this beautiful sunny home. Neat as a pin. Four bedrooms (two double & two single), three bathrooms (two en-suite), lounge with fireplace, dining room plus a second lounge with stacking doors. Extra big double garage. Well-kept lush garden with irrigation and strong well-point water and astro turf. A must to view! MORRIS PIETERSE 083 228 4081

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