Neighbourhood CT - 08 November 2015

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51 Regent Rd, Sea Point [email protected] +27 87 752 66 77 blok.co.za

Compact living. Big thinking. Blok’s latest development TWO16ONHL is the perfect place to start your journey. A place where your new neighbourhood feels like a natural extension of your living room. Compact should never mean cramped and by creating intuitive interior space through advanced architecture and Thoughtful Design, TWO16ONHL epitomises Blok’s ethos of connected urban living. A rooftop communal area with panoramic views of the Atlantic seaboard combines with forward-thinking green tech like electric car charging stations, smart home systems and green water heating to create a hyper modern take on tra-ditional apartment living. Contact us for more information on this exciting new development, now selling. We also invite you to visit our exhibition space in the heart of bustling Sea Point at 51 Regent Road. Open weekly from 8am - 5pm and this Sunday from 2pm - 5pm.

51 Regent Rd, Sea Point [email protected] +27 87 752 66 77 blok.co.za Now selling

Compact living. Big thinking. Blok’s latest development TWO16ONHL is the perfect place to start your journey. A place where your new neighbourhood feels like a natural extension of your living room. Compact should never mean cramped and by creating intuitive interior space through advanced architecture and Thoughtful Design, TWO16ONHL epitomises Blok’s ethos of connected urban living. A rooftop communal area with panoramic views of the Atlantic seaboard combines with forward-thinking green tech like electric car charging stations, smart home systems and green water heating to create a hyper modern take on tra-ditional apartment living. Contact us for more information on this exciting new development, now selling. We also invite you to visit our exhibition space in the heart of bustling Sea Point at 51 Regent Road. Open weekly from 8am - 5pm and this Sunday from 2pm - 5pm.

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Say cheese

de Meaux, Camembert de Normandie, Comté du Jura, Cantal d’Auvergne, Époisses de Chalancey, Reblochon de Savoie, Roquefort and Delice triple crème are guaranteed to bring out the cosmopolitan cheese gourmet in you.

The heady aromas transport you in an instant to the heart of France, as you talk recipes with owner Suzanne Himely. Fresh pâtés, wild boar terrine and Delifrance frozen baguettes add to the makings of a perfect French feast.

Culture ClubNew on Bree Street, Culture Club Cheese o� ers more than 100 varieties of handmade cheeses, mostly from South Africa. Cheese maker Luke Williams has selected the supplier farms carefully. “It is extremely important that the cheese makers have a similar philosophy to ours, which means caring about animal

WORDS: KIT HEATHCOCK

IMAGE: CLAIRE GUNN PHOTOGRAPHY

There’s a world of cheese to explore in Cape Town, from the fi nest handmade South African farm cheeses to traditional French regional varieties

husbandry, cheese making, ingredients and maturation of the cheeses.” Cheese chat is encouraged, so you can learn the whole story behind each variety. Luke and partner Jessica Merton make their own fermented foods such as kombucha, kimchi, sauerkraut and kefi r, and o� er an enticing cheese-focused cafe menu too.

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Unit G04, Old Castle Brewery Bldg6 Beach Road, WoodstockCape Town, 087 828 0423

EDITORIAL TEAM

Group Editor: Claire [email protected] Editor: Charis Le RicheCreative Director: Mark Peddle

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EXPERIENCE IT FOR YOURSELF:

The Real Cheese 021 448 8041getstuffed.co.za

La Crémerie French Market083 300 6725frenchmarket.co.za

Culture Club Cheese021 422 3515cultureclubcheese.co.za

There’s an art to bringing cheese to ripe perfection, and there’s so much more to South African

cheese than a choice between Gouda and Cheddar, and to French cheese than Brie or Camembert. If you want to expand your cheese horizons and indulge your palate, visit one of Cape Town’s specialist cheese shops, and discover the huge range of luscious artisan varieties now being made.

The Real CheeseFor the last 15 years, chefs and savvy gourmets have been visiting this Observatory gem for the best artisan cheeses in South Africa. “We look for natural cheeses made as simple as possible without preservatives,” says owner Valerie Elder, “and we choose them with a chef’s palate in mind.”

With 150 cheeses from 40 carefully chosen farms, it’s hard to know where to start, and customers are encouraged to talk through preferences and taste before they buy.

If you’re looking for alternatives to cow’s milk, try its range of goat- and sheep’s-milk products, including some exciting new cheeses, fabulous yoghurts, fresh milk and even butter.

La CrémerieFor a genuine taste of France, head to the Gardens Centre, where La Crémerie/The French Market shop specialises in authentic, regional French cheeses imported weekly. Names such as Brie

The beach, baby

Editor’s ExclusiveCLAIRE BARNARDO

The end of the year is fast approaching. I know this not only by how tired everyone around

me seems... but also because my feet are craving some toes-in-the-sand time. There’s something about the seaside that is instantly relaxing – and even living near it doesn’t mean you get to spend enough quality time at it. It was looking at the gorgeous Umhlanga spreads this week that made me feel dreamy and holiday-inspired in a moment. It’s quite incredible just how the area has blossomed over the years, as well as that many get to call it home. I had a tween holiday there once which left me with those beach holiday memories that last a lifetime – the smell of Piz Buin mixed with salty air and lots of swimming in the sea… hmm… I think it’s time to start letting go and getting ready for the holidays. Where will you be heading?

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You’re never more than fi ve

minutes away from the ocean. In fact, when I lie in bed at night, I fall asleep to the sound of ocean waves

Durban’s people have a way – a

way that’s friendly fi rst, always. It says a lot about a city, when almost anyone is easy to talk to, and will happily show a new face the ropes around here

I Durbs

Writer Cath Jenkin tells us what she loves about living in Durban...

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Passing trains may be few and far between at Elgin station, but there’s still plenty of reason to

stop by. Situated in the old platform buildings, you’ll fi nd the cosy tasting room for Winters Drift winery. The winemaking arm of the Molteno Brothers Trust and Fruitways Group, one of the largest fruit producers in the Elgin valley, Winters Drift wines are crafted by the talented Koen Roose from Spioenkop.

“His style is very European, very subtle. We chose him to make our

wines because this is exactly the style we wanted to produce,”

explains Winters Drift marketing and tasting room manager

Emy Mathews. “Our focus is on producing elegant wines,

and allowing the quality of the grapes to showcase the terroir of the Elgin valley.”

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No need for a ticket to step inside Elgin station. All you need these days is a love of fi ne wine and great food…

51 miles and counting

The defi ning characteristic of that terroir is its cool climate, where cool days and a steep drop in temperature after sunset allow for the longer ripening periods essential in crafting Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

“These two varieties do extremely well in Elgin,” adds Mathews. “Our ripening period is very long, which gives good ripeness for the sugar, tannins and colour.”

The Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are the standouts in the Winters Drift range, which includes a well-rounded Sauvignon Blanc and spicy Shiraz, but 2016 will also see the release of a Rhône-style blend of Syrah, Viognier, Grenache and Mourvèdre. Winters Drift also o� ers a second label, which is available exclusively at the tasting room. Named for

the railway distance from the station to Cape Town, the easy-drinking 51 Miles range runs to a Sauvignon Blanc and unwooded Chardonnay. Easy on the palate and the pocket, they’re wonderful everyday wines for summer.

All of the wines are o� ered for sampling in the charming tasting room, where tables spill out onto the sunny station platform. They’re also available at the brand-new Fred & Max restaurant that has opened alongside.

Spreading its wings from its Somerset West hub, this stylish new eatery o� ers generous portions of bold, bistro-style cuisine – but don’t miss out on their famous gourmet burgers.

TASTE FOR YOURSELF:

Winters Drift021 859 2527wintersdrift.com

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Whale, Wine and Wors TourIf a Table Mountain sunset experience is not on your bucket list, opt for something

a little more adventurous for the taste buds with Wine Flies’ Whale, Wine and Wors Tour. Every Tuesday and Thursday until December, attendees will be whisked off to Stellenbosch to entice their pallet with a range of quality wines, journey to Grabouw for pairing of authentic boerewors and Everson’s Cider, followed

by a Hemel-en-Aarde Valley Estate lunch with a wine and chocolate pairing, then (finally) be treated to land-based whale watching (binoculars included)

from the coast of Hermanus, and end the day with a Wildekrans Boutique Wine Estate wine and Grappa tasting. Definitely a full, delicious, scenic day.

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Cableway Sunset SpecialIf you love nature, a gorgeous sunset and have never taken a cable car up Table Mountain, then you are in for a treat. Up until 18 December and then again from 4 January to 29 February next year, the Table Mountain Cableway will have half-priced sunset specials every day after 6pm, allowing everyone to see a golden African sunset while enjoying the best part of one of the New7Wonders of Nature. You can easily book your ticket online, or buy one at the lower cableway station ticket office. PS. This is the perfect time for a sunset selfie!

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LOCAL LOWDOWN

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Read more about Andy

Möller’s Mother City adventures

on his blog: iamonline.ninja


Cableway Sunset Special

021 424 0015

tablemountain.net

Whale, Wine and Wors Tour

021 462 8011

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Red Bull LionHeart

redbulllionheart.com

Red Bull LionHeartDo you have the heart of a lion? If yes, show off your endurance and enjoy scenic surroundings by signing up for the Red Bull LionHeart Challenge. On Sunday, 6 December, elite and intermediate fitness fanatics will have a chance to prove their worth in an up-and-down run along the intense Lion’s Head trail (about 3,7km). It is a gruelling challenge not for the faint-hearted. There is no entry fee, but to qualify for the challenge all entrants are required to complete a time-trial route at the base of Lion’s Head. You can sign up for the time-trial and find out more about the programme and route by visiting the Red Bull LionHeart website.

Try something scenic and unique in CT

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Home scents

SEE FOR YOURSELF:

Seven Scent

sevenscent.co.uk

Apparatus

apparatusstudio.com

Smell is one of the most powerful senses. It has the ability to evoke all kinds of

emotions and is often intrinsically linked with what we think of as home. That’s why it’s no surprise that we’re seeing scent being emphasised in living-space trends. While, traditionally, this began with the often twee room fresheners, designers are now looking at new and sophisticated scents and diffusers for modern homes.

According to UK-based fragrance specialist Seven Scent the trends for the coming year fall into two categories: nature-inspired botanicals and sassy sweets. The former comes from our desire for indoor-outdoor living and draws on florals like freesia to add a fresh feeling. The latter, on the other hand, draws on youth culture and embraces sugary and fruity notes with a retro edge. No matter

which appeals to you, however, the trend is firmly towards natural (or nature-identical) scents, with harsh synthetics relegated to the back of the cupboard.

Designers are getting into this trend by turning the scent sources into objects of veneration. Many high-end brands are producing luxe versions of the classic scented candle, and brands like Apparatus are turning the humble incense burner into something that evokes both ritual and refined design.

As our lives become increasingly defined by technology, and therefore homogenous, we start to place more emphasis on the senses when creating spaces. This is the same impulse behind the swing back to highly textured interiors and finishes, and is true too when it comes to creating a scent signature for our homes.

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Going to the movies is a favourite pastime for many. A new release (and settling in with popcorn and

a cool drink) can be enjoyed with friends, or celebrated with memorable first dates. But you can also take it up a notch at some of Cape Town’s cinemas with a difference.

The Pink Flamingo Rooftop Cinema On entering the Grand Daddy Hotel, you’re handed an old-fashioned movie ticket and escorted in the lift to the top floor.

Exit the elevator, and you’ll find yourself in the Pink Flamingo Cinema’s rooftop bar, with the most astonishing views of the city. Amid neighbouring skyscrapers, lights twinkle as far as the eye can see, while traffic hums far below.

Once ensconced on a comfy couch with a blanket, complimentary hot chocolate and snacks are served, and the movie begins. Nothing spells indulgence like a cool city breeze coupled with a fleecy blanket for warmth, while watching your favourite film under the night sky.

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Take your next movie night to another level

Films with flair

Nu Metro Scene VIPAdd Scene VIP at Nu Metro V&A Waterfront to your bucket list if you’re looking for a VIP vibe. Sip on a delicious cappuccino in the exclusive lounge while you relax and people-watch, and pre-order a light meal or drink from the menu – to be delivered to you by ushers at designated times during the movie.

And what looks like a typical movie theatre is, however, so much more – plush reclining seats allow you to enjoy the show in luxurious comfort.


The Pink Flamingo Rooftop Cinema 021 424 7247granddaddy.co.za

Nu Metro Scene VIP021 419 9700Numetro.co.za

Ster-Kinekor IMAX086 066 8437sterkinekor.com/imax

Imax TheatreYou might remember this gem from a few years back and now Ster-Kinekor Cape Town has brought back the Imax with a bang.

In a typical cinema set-up, an usher will greet you at the door. If you’re lucky, you’ll get a “love seat” – a two-seater couch – like we did. 3-D movies are always a treat and you’ll soon find yourself submerged in the cinematic rollercoaster presented by the gigantic, curved Imax screen. A must-do this holiday season.

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It’s the ultimate place to live in DurbanIt’s the ultimate place to live in Durban

UmhlangaWORDS: CATH JENKIN IMAGES: PRIVATE PROPERTY, GOOGLE & ISTOCK

Spotlight on

NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT

Shining a light on SA’s featured neighbourhood

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Coa, Vovo Telo, Olive & Oil, Nando’s and Little Havana all within a quick walk of one another. And if you’re keen on a tipple with the mates, everyone goes to The George, so you’ll spot a familiar face pretty easily.

Hotels of recognition Two of Durban’s most revered hotels take pride of place along the Umhlanga coastline. Pop into The Oyster Box Hotel and you may run into a celebrity or three at the breakfast table. But the hotel itself has its own celebrity, with Skabenga, the well-loved cat, undoubtedly greeting you as you check in. The Beverly Hills Hotel opened its doors in 1964 and has been enchanting holiday makers ever since. With grand views over the Indian Ocean and easy access to the beach, it’s no surprise that this hotel continues to win accolades and awards every year.

You’ll know it when you see itThe Umhlanga Promenade is where you’ll fi nd everyone taking a leisurely walk or a fast-paced run for daily exercise. Overlooking the beaches and accompanied by the sound of crashing waves, is there any better way to get fi t? Of course, you’ll know exactly where you are along your route, using the Umhlanga lighthouse as your landmark.

What has business, beaches

and beautiful people everywhere you look?

That’s easy: Umhlanga.

A little historyUmhlanga hasn’t always been the

bright cosmopolitan spot it is today. The very fi rst developments in this

suburb occurred, of course, around the pristine beaches and beautiful coastline. And while many a holiday home was made here, especially among the well-to-do, the region was surrounded by fi elds of sugar cane, giving it a slightly rural ambience. But that is no more, as Umhlanga has become the place to be for Durbanites, who not only fl ock to the beaches, but also come here for business, nights out on the town and, of course, to reside in one of the beautifully appointed and luxuriously furnished homes and apartments throughout the suburb.

Well managed, beautifully executedAs demand grew for development and

accommodation in the suburb, so too did the commercial and industrial

focus of Umhlanga. As more and more companies head away from

the CBD to set up their head o� ces, Umhlanga’s reputation

as a business centre has galloped and grown. But

that hasn’t meant degradation in the

quality of life for residents.

Quite the opposite, in fact, as Roxanne Swanepoel, Umhlanga resident and HR project coordinator, Flash Mobile Vending, tells us: “Umhlanga is like a little world of its own. It has a strong business focus with an array of dynamic o� ces on the ridge, and right next door you’ll fi nd the giant retail hub, Gateway Theatre of Shopping. But just down the road you’ll discover this incredible coastline and holiday making beachfront that sets the tone for the most relaxed lifestyle within the hustle and bustle of a city. It’s a weird and magical mix,” she says.

“The area is beautifully managed, the streets and parks are kept immaculate and the buildings are always being revamped to keep the modern, chic feel. The area is also kept safe with top-notch security, so cars can be left outside overnight. My husband and I enjoy the luxury of walking home after a movie in the evening. It’s the optimal spot to live, with the best mix of lifestyle and bustle that keeps us sharp and on trend, but at the same time gives a coastal relaxed feel, which is ideal for weekends and socialising.”

Heading into the villageAsk a friend what they’d like to do tonight and they’ll probably mention “heading into the village”. Except it’s not really a village, but rather a busy block that’s populated with some of the best restaurants, stores

and nightspots in Durban. You’re spoilt for choice when

picking where to eat, with Remo’s,

Bar Ba

Umhlanga is like a little world of

its own. It has a strong business focus, but just down the road is this incredible coastline and holiday making beachfront ROXANNE SWANEPOEL, RESIDENT

WATCH THIS NEIGHBOURHOOD COME TO LIFE AT

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WHAT TO DO IN UMHLANGA

Roxanne recommends you experience

Umhlanga life by:

• Popping in to Ebb & Flo at Gateway

for their Banting pizza

• Grabbing a brioche at Vovo Telo

• Heading to The Crescent, Gateway

Theatre of Shopping’s little sister,

for a quick-stop shop

• Catching a coffee break at

IWantMyCoffee

• Lazing on the beach after a walk

along the Promenade

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EBB & FLO

IWANTMYCOFFEE

VOVO TELO

The Umhlanga Promenade is where you’ll find everyone taking a leisurely

walk or a fast-paced run for daily exercise. Overlooking the beaches and accompanied by the sound of crashing waves, is there any better way to get fit?

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As more and more companies

head away from the CBD to set up their head offices, Umhlanga’s reputation as a business centre has galloped and grown

It’s the optimal spot to live, with

the best mix of lifestyle and bustle that keeps us sharp and on trend, but at the same time gives a coastal relaxed feel, which is ideal for weekends and socialising

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BUYING IN UMHLANGA

The monthly bond repayment to

purchase a typical property in

Umhlanga, namely a four-bedroom

house, with the median asking price

of R6,5m, is R60,588 a month over

20 years at prime of 9,5 % with no

deposit.

GALLAGHER ESTATE

Properties listed for rent in Umhlanga

comprise approximately 48% of the total

rental listings in the Durban region.

Approximately 27% of the interest

(views) in properties for rent in the

Durban region is attributable to

properties listed for rent in Umhlanga.

Approximately 16% of the interest (views)

in properties for sale in the Durban

region is attributable to properties listed

for sale in Umhlanga.

Properties listed for sale in Umhlanga

comprise approximately 17% of the total

sale listings in the Durban region.

17% 16% 27%48%Property demand

The area is beautifully

managed, the streets and parks are kept immaculate and the buildings are always being revamped to keep the modern, chic feel

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A home for everyonewww.privateproperty.co.za

South Africa’s fastest growing property website.

Over 2000 new properties every day!

Median asking prices for Umhlanga properties

For a typical property

(four-bedroom house)

For a property in a complex For a fl at For a house

R6,5m R3,93m R2,66m R6,25m

Median monthly asking prices for Umhlanga rentals

For a typical rental property

(two-bedroom fl at)

In a complex For a house For a fl at

R11,000 R19,000 R23,700 R14,800

Property typesfor sale

Property typesfor rent

Complex

Flat

House13%

65%

22%

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Complex40%

48%

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There’s been significant development internationally in real-estate crowdfunding. However, although this practice is gaining popularity in South Africa, its regulatory guidelines still need to be ironed out by authorities

South Africa currently has no

legal stand on crowd-funding and, compared to the rest of the world, has fallen behind in embracing it SCOTT PICKEN, WEALTH MIGRATE CEO

bodies to gain their support for crowdfunding so that South Africans can benefit from this activity currently popular in the rest of the world,” he says. Bryan Smith, CEO, RealtyWealth.com, a real-estate investment platform undergoing regulatory approval in South Africa, says crowdfunding offers South African investors an eff ec tive and secure way to invest in US commercial property. He says their platform enables SA inves tors to invest in commercial real es tate known as Single Tenant, Net Lease Properties. “The investment properties are secured by long-term leases occupied by a single credit-rated corporate tenant responsible for incidentals, including taxes, insurance and maintenance, and pays the investor a monthly net lease payment. Products range from corporate guaranteed equity investment deals to short-term bridge financing debt investment deals in US dollars. We aim to make investing simple, accessible and affordable,” says Smith.

The US and Europe have in recent years been blazing a trail when it comes to real-estate

crowdfunding, enabling projects to be funded through the online monetary contributions of many individuals. However, while this practice is gaining popularity in South Africa, Lesego Mashigo, media relations manager, Financial Services Board (FSB), says crowdfunding as a concept is not yet regulated in South Africa.

“The International Organistion of Securities Commissions of which SA is a member, published a report on SME Financing through Capital Markets on 9 July. The report highlights the challenge to regulators to strike a balance between encouraging crowdfunding and mitigating the risk associated with it and protecting investors,” he says. Mashigo says the FSB is studying the report to consider the way forward, however crowdfunding activities may already be subject to existing legislation and regulation, depending in which area they operate. A person

keen to partake in crowdfunding by offering it or as an investor, is advised to contact the FSB to ensure the activity falls within regulation, or they may fall foul of the law.

Scott Picken, CEO of crowdfunding investment firm Wealth Migrate, says with SA having no legal stand on crowdfunding, it has fallen behind in embracing crowdfunding as an opportunity for citizens to raise funding for businesses and as a tool to invest.

He says in most countries governments and boards are working with crowdfunding market leaders to find solutions regarding access to finance and investment opportunities.

“With crowdfunding, individuals invest with others in real estate in different world economies, using a portal to access deals. There’s no need to travel to negotiate the deal and no hassle with maintenance of the property,” says Picken.“I would love to work with regulatory

Real-estate crowdfunding: unchartered territory


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NATIONAL NEWS STORY

Opening the door to different neighbourhoods in SA

RSA

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YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD

Visit Private Property atprivateproperty.co.za.

There’s nothing more exciting than moving into a new neighbourhood. Preann Singh was living in an

apartment and looking for a home that o� ered more space and privacy. She believes fi nding a good agent who listens to your needs is the best thing you can do when property hunting. She tells us what she loves about her new home and neighbourhood in Umhlanga Rocks.

Q: How did you fi nd your property? A: I started out looking on

PrivateProperty.co.za and went to view a property I’d seen online. I met someone there who referred me to Mandy, my agent at Tyson Properties. I told her what I was looking for and she came back to me with a property that met my exact requirements. We went to take a look and two hours later, I was making an o� er.

Q: What do you wish you’d known before you started looking?

A: The internet makes searching for properties easier, but fi nding a good agent can save you a lot of time and trouble. The whole process was so smooth and easy, and I didn’t waste any time looking at houses that didn’t meet my needs.

Q: What do you love about your new home?

A: It’s absolutely beautiful: modern and contemporary, with a touch of Tuscan inspiration. The previous owners had some gorgeous furnishings that really suited the design of the home and I managed to negotiate the sale of some of these along with the house. I also love that it’s in a secure estate. But there are only 10 houses in total, so it feels very private.

Q: Did you know exactly which area you wanted to be in?

A: I didn’t really have a strong preference. Finding the right house was more important to me. I wanted more space, a double garage, a pool and garden.

Q: What’s your favourite thing about the area?

A: It’s very peaceful and quiet, and I feel safe here. There’s also a great little shopping centre just across the road from me, which I can walk to.

Q: Where’s your favourite local restaurant or coffee spot?

A: There’s a new Italian restaurant, called Old Town Italy. The food is great and it’s walking distance away.

Analyse itPATRICK CAIRNS

Making money from waste

There is a dream shared by many environmental engineers and those involved in the green

economy that we can entirely eliminate waste. Whether that waste is in the form of chemicals or refuse that goes to landfi ll, the ideal is to prevent it from ever impacting on the environment.

This can sound like a pipe dream. It seems unlikely that industry could ever be completely waste free.

There is, however, a scenario in which zero waste is possible. And that is when waste is actually no longer waste, but becomes a usable resource.

If this seems far-fetched, consider that the Scottish government has made a commitment to creating a zero waste society. Companies as big as Nestlé and Proctor & Gamble have also already managed to achieve zero waste-to-landfi ll at a number of their factories.

In South Africa too, there is a growing enthusiasm for this idea. Perhaps the most signifi cant project in this regard is the planned Limpopo Eco-Industrial Park being developed outside Musina.

The idea is simple to articulate, although far harder to achieve: the park aims to be an entirely closed ecosystem in which the waste from one industrial operation will be the raw material for another, so that there is an entirely closed “waste loop”. Those involved in the project believe it may be the fi rst of its kind in the world.

Central to the development of the park is the “gasifi cation island” which will use waste from a nearby landfi ll together with waste coal from mine dumps to produce syngas for power. Energy will also be produced from a co-generation plant linked to an operation producing coke from metallurgical coal.

The co-generation plant e� ectively uses the heat and gas released in the production of the coke to make electricity.

Other plans for the site include a gas-to-liquids plant that will produce methanol, an ammonia and urea plant that will use carbon dioxide released by other operations in the park, an ethylene plant, and a brick-making factory that will take glass recovered from landfi ll waste and sand from an abandoned copper mine.

In some respects it seems highly ambitious. It will redefi ne not only how these businesses deal with waste, but also with each other, because they will become interdependent. Issues at one, may become problems for all of them.

It may, however, be a vision of the future – creating business relationships that are truly symbiotic and relevant to the society in which they operate. And that is true sustainability.

The Limpopo Eco-Industrial Park is situated on four farms comprising around 8,200ha in total. More than half of the land will be kept as a nature reserve

New to the neighbourhood: Umhlanga Rocks, Umhlanga

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Avondale Estate021 863 1976avondalewine.co.za

DON’T MISS!

The farm also runs Eco Wine Safaris and have just launched their summer range of scrumptious lunch platters.

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What does it take to get more out of the winelands than what hits the glass?

Raising land value,

naturally T he winelands form a large part of the property value in the Western Cape. With the risks

involved in farming, it would seem a no-brainer to be getting the most out of the land. That’s exactly what Johnathan Grieve, proprietor, Avondale Organic Wine Farm in Paarl Valley, is doing. He’s not only making sure the land works at its prime for his business, but he’s also adding value to it, while innovating in terms of farming techniques.

Q: Tell me about Avondale’s motto?A: Terra Est Vita – “Soil is Life”. We

know that for the land and the business to thrive, every aspect of our living system must also thrive. In everything we do, we uphold the key principle of life – to constantly create conditions conducive to more life. In a living ecosystem all life is based in the soil and what we strive to do is to create living systems naturally.

Q: How has the land transformed since your leadership?

A: Avondale was a completely conventional farm when we took over in 1996. They were still using all the normal fertilizers, herbicides and insecticides and I remember quite clearly that the birdlife was extremely limited. If you visit Avondale today you will witness something completely di� erent – the soil is living, there are fl owers in the vineyards, the birds and the bees are in abundance, and there’s an amazing living energy that you can feel.

Q: What is the BioLOGIC approach?A: BioLOGIC approach is about

creating living systems naturally. We combine di� erent pillars in our system namely: certifi ed organics, as well as practicing bio-dynamic agriculture, but the BioLOGIC approach means that we go beyond both these benefi cial systems of natural farming by also using the best 21st century science, technology and knowledge to enhance sustainability.

Q: What other approaches do you use on the farm that are a fi rst?

A: The overriding idea is to read nature and learn from her, whether it’s from learning what various weeds are telling us about the soil, and using broad spectrum soil nutrition form made from sea water; through to using natural predators such as

ducks and predatory wasps to control issues. We always ask the simple question before doing something – “Does Mother Nature approve?”

Q: The perception is that a more natural way of farming is more expensive. Is that true?

A: This is always an interesting question because it really depends on the condition of your farm or soils. If you have a really depleted soil you need to restock the nutrients and get the living system working again. This does cost money, however it’s all from natural substances which usually aren’t expensive. More importantly, you are moving your system away from a reliance on external inputs and more towards a robust system.

To give you an actual cost example, I think the easy one would be the example of our use of ducks on the farm. Our posse of glossy white Pekin ducks happily waddle through green vineyards on snail patrol. These ducks are entrained from young to voluntarily gather in the custom-made “duck-mobile” and go out each weekday to do their work. They are a highly e� ective and cost-e� cient team who protect us from the damage that snails can do without having to resort to poisonous bait or the organically approved substitutes for snail control. This amazing example costs us a fraction of what a normal snail control would. In normal years our total snail control would cost us half of what it would cost if we use chemicals. In a bad year it could even drop to 25% of the costs and the ducks are more e� ective with no damage on our benefi cial life.


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With an estimated 42 offi cial co-working spaces, South Africa is the continent leader in this worldwide trend. We take a peek inside one of these cool new city spaces to see why communal is king

Inner City Ideas Cartel ii

The fi rst Inner City Ideas Cartel opened along Cape Town’s Fan Walk, but it’s the establishment’s

sexy younger sister, IC | IC ii, in a revamped heritage building in Loop Street, that’s causing a stir, thanks to its breathtaking interiors and an exceptional attention to detail in its membership o� ering. We speak to founder and co-owner Schuyler Vorster.

Q: How did IC | IC ii come about?A: The fi rst IC | IC grew very quickly

and within a year we found ourselves managing an impatient waiting list, so we went to market. After months of searching, Nicolette Basson, the fl oor manager at the time, made contact with Dave Linder of King’s Cross Property,

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who was redeveloping a heritage building on Loop Street which is now the home of IC | IC ii.

Q: What have been some of the biggest challenges?

A: We face challenges daily. Thankfully, the fi rst IC | IC prepared us for most of them, so when we embarked on IC | IC ii, we were somewhat forewarned and forearmed. Finding the right mix of tenants to make sure the community prospers, is the biggest challenge and where most of our time is spent. It’s our responsibility to foster a community, and an environment conducive to productivity and opportunity, so we make sure the networking works and the printer prints.

Q: What does the new space offer?A: The 10,000m2 of fi ve-star luxury

o� ce space has been developed and customised according to a range of possible tenant requirements. Memberships at IC | IC ii range from entry-level hot-desking right up to full company fl oors. The building is fully serviced with fi bre-optic cables, cleaning services, security, a concierge, various reception desks and VOIP. We like to call it a “fi ve-star o� ce-space hotel”.

Q: What went into the interiors?A: Brigid Randall of ATTIK Design, is the

most talented interior architect we’ve worked with. She and her company are also tenants at IC | IC ii. Her capacity for creativity and push ing the

boundaries of what workspaces can be, is an inspiration to all who come to our building. Stokperd’s Mon ya Eastman was our very fi rst co-working member at the fi rst IC | IC, and she still supplies us with her beautifully designed bespoke furniture pieces.

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ATLANTIC SEABOARD

Seapoint 24

Three Anchor Bay 24

SOUTHERN SUBURBS

Constantia 36

Diep River 36, 39

WESTERN SEABOARD Atlantic Beach 30, 35, 39

Big Bay 29, 32

Blouberg 33

Bloubergrand 32, 33, 34

Bloubergrise 33

Bloubergsands 32

Bloubergstrand 29, 32, 33, 34

Century City 24, 40

Duynefontein 37

Eden on the Bay 33

Flamingo Vlei 29, 33, 34, 36

Lagoon Beach 31

Melkbosstrand 29, 37

Milnerton 31, 34, 39

Milnerton Ridge 31

Parklands 29, 31, 32, 33, 34, 37, 38

Royal Ascot 31

Sunningdale 34

Sunset Beach 27, 32

Table View 33, 39

Van Riebeeckstrand 37, 39

Waves Edge 27, 36

West Beach 27, 32

WEST COAST

Yzerfontein 39

NORTHERN SUBURBS

Durbanville 25

Plattekloof 26

Welgedacht 25

BOLAND, OVERBERG

& HELDERBERG Franschhoek 25

Hermanus 25

Pearl Valley 25

Somerset West 25

Val de Vie 25

Vermont 25

Voelklip 25

JOHANNESBURG

Linden 31

Parkhurst 31, 39

Aska Property Group 38

Atlantic Beach Estate 35Beach Rd Properties 37Chas Everitt International Property Group 24Complete Coast Properties 30ERA Real Estate 33KG Property Solutions 31Leapfrog 37ML Property 31Pam Golding Properties 25 - 27Property World 40Rabie Property Group 40Rawson Properties 31 - 32Re/Max International Property Group 36Seeff Properties 34Sotheby's international Realty 28 - 29

Classifieds:Atlantic Beach Property Sales 39Complete Coast Properties 39ERA Real Estate 39Leapfrog 39ML Property 39Rawson Properties 39Re/Max International Property Group 39Retirement Villages SA 39Seeff Properties 39

Neighbourhood

W I N E L A N D S T O W H A L E C O A S TOnrus: 028 316 3390 / Hermanus: 028 312 110 / Stellenbosch: 021 887 1017 / Somerset West: 021 851 2633

Paarl: 021 871 1480 / Franschhoek: 021 876 2100 / Durbanville: 021 975 7209 / Welgemoed: 021 913 7670

Ref# HF1087277 Ref# ON1242024 Ref# FWI1242537

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2Immaculate home with architectural flair. Situated in most sought after area. Ultra-modern and luxurious with beautiful views. North-facing garden with sparkling pool and deck.

Dinita 082 898 4519 / Lee 082 457 4619

Bedrooms 5 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 4Provencal masterpiece with spectacular views. Magnificent 5 bedroom home with unobscured mountain and ocean views. Ideal guest house opportunity.

Sandra Boshoff 082 873 0166

Le Petit Verdun – Private Estate. A rare gem offering privacy, quality, views and easy access to the village. Comprised of two substantial homes, a separate 1 bedroom guest cottage, staff accommodation and a large storage/barn building.

Shelly Schoeman 083 301 8833

Hermanus, Voëlklip / R8.6 million Vermont / R7.95 million Franschhoek / R27 million

Ref# SW1231227 Ref# SW1242050 Ref# TK1238587

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2Delightful Cape Dutch home on a secure country estate with spectacular views over False Bay. Enjoy watching amazing sunsets over Table Mountain. Situated on a 3 000m2 stand.

Leigh-Ann Ogilvie 081 851 3512

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 2Private and pristine home in Schonenberg Estate. Gourmet kitchen, spacious living area and braairoom, all flowing onto a beautifully landscaped garden and large pool.

Mabel Botha 083 458 3782

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 2Built for entertainment. Pretty courtyard garden with outdoor eating area. Stunning single storey house overlooks the 18th fairway and the magnificent Simonsberg mountains beyond.

Ronel 082 556 2433 / Jordan 083 298 1481

Somerset West / R3.1 million Somerset West / R4.6 million Pearl Valley / R12 million

Ref# TK1241503 Ref# WM1232506 Ref# DBV1240929

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2Serene and tranquil setting. Very well located within Val de Vie. Gaze onto your own olive grove, from a north-facing patio with views of the Paarl mountains, and glorious sunsets.

Ronel 082 556 2433 / Jordan 083 298 1481

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 3An exceptional home of true distinction. Ultimate in home automation.

Gené 082 975 2869 / Paige 082 901 7045

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3.5 / Garages 2Comfortable family home in upmarket security estate. Offers relaxed and comfortable living areas with indoor braai room overlooking sparkling pool and garden.

Basil Klavas 073 615 9066

Val de Vie / R5.4 million Welgedacht Estate / R10.95 million Durbanville / R4.5 million

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W I N E L A N D S T O W H A L E C O A S TOnrus: 028 316 3390 / Hermanus: 028 312 110 / Stellenbosch: 021 887 1017 / Somerset West: 021 851 2633

Paarl: 021 871 1480 / Franschhoek: 021 876 2100 / Durbanville: 021 975 7209 / Welgemoed: 021 913 7670

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Bedrooms 9 / Bathrooms 10 / Garages 3 / Come view this charming classic family home with amazing income generating potential. Main property has a large tiled entrance hall opening onto formal spacious family lounge and dining room. Large gourmet wood and granite kitchen with T.V room area. Three double en suite carpeted bedrooms. Automated garaging for three vehicles and off road parking for further 6-8 vehicles. Five flat lets each consisting of a lounge, bedroom and bathroom. Ideal for extra income generating potential of R37 000 – R40 000pm.

Riccardo 073 051 1100 / Rosemary 078 080 9955 / Penny 083 261 7339

Don’t miss out on the last opportunity to acquire prime land, in upmarket Baronetcy Estate. Only 11 vacant plots left, priced from R3 – R3.9 million VAT inclusive, erf sizes from 980 – 1250m2. These prime properties are situated on the top tier of Baronetcy Estate, bordering the Tygerberg Nature Reserve, offering wraparound views, of the Southern skyline, Table Mountain, the Western Seaboard and the Tygerberg Nature Reserve. Baronetcy Estate’s convenient position is a mere 8 minutes drive from Century City and Tygervalley and 18 minutes from Cape Town and Blouberg. Stellenbosch is only 20 minutes away.

Pierre Nel 076 967 3766 / Tonja Ellman 082 978 3576

Plattekloof / R7.7 million

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W E S T E R N S E A B O A R DBlouberg: 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/westernseaboard

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Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / A delightful home along the West Coast Road,

open-plan kitchen and lounge leading onto a beautifully manicured garden. Close to all

amenities perfect lock-up-and-go.

Follow showboards from R27 into Sandown Road, right into Radar, right into Bermuda.

Jacinta van Heerden 082 859 9174/ Karen Allchin 083 941 7982

Ref# 1TV1242218

Bedrooms 5 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 3 / This large family home is situated in a quite close of only 5 other homes. Offering a double garage and a third smaller garage ideal for bikes or jet skis, plus secure undercover parking for an additional 3 cars.

Follow showboards from Edinburgh Road into Carnarvon Close.

Linda Middleditch 082 433 4412

Ref# 1TV1209224

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 3 / Perfect home for first-time home buyers who are up for renovations. This charming single-storey home with 2 kitchens, double garage and single garage is ideal for dual-living or work-from-home.

Follow showboards from Ocean Way.

Robyn Stawski 082 559 7563

Sunset Beach / R3.25 million Ref# 1TV1192831

Bedrooms 1 / Bathrooms 1 / Parkings 1 / Lovely 62 m² apartment right on the beachfront with uninterrupted views of the West Coast and Robben Island. The finishes are modern and the building is well-maintained with 24-hour on sight security.

Follow showboards from Marine Drive into Athens Road.

Dolly Hibberd 083 320 1323

Waves Edge / R1.57 million

West Beach / R4,2 million West Beach / R1,2 million



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Parklands - Asking R2.250 million ON SHOWSituated in the best part of parklands

Emphasis is on family lifestyle, with an incredible floor plan that demands all rooms being utilized.There is space for everyone and everything, from the

open plan kitchen to the covered kiddies play room and enclosed barbecue area with spacious 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, study, family room, formal din-

ing room, double garages, pool with superb security. On show 2-5pm. In att: Lydia 082 561 3046. Dir: from Sandown Road into Wood Drive then 2nd

road left into Dorchester Road.

Blaauwbergstrand - Asking R3.5 millionPerfect position - perfect price! Come “sea” - could be love at first sight. Spectacular views!

Large open plan lounge - dining room with spectacular views of the ocean and table mountain. Compact kitchen lots of cupboard space. Three nice sized

bedrooms - laminate flooring (mes), 2 bathrooms, double automated garage. Excellent block. Don’t delay call today. To view please call: Lyn Petzer 082

889 5163

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Camps Bay Telephone: 021 438 5511 - Fax: 021 438 3347Sea Point Telephone: 021 439 3903 - Fax: 021 434 0542

Experts in home finance.

Blaauwberg Office25c Blaauwberg Service Road, Blaauwberg Sands, 7441.

Telephone: 021 556 9627

For more photos and information on these properties, visit our mobile site by scanning the code or sms LGSIR to 38573* *R1.50 / SMS. Free SMS’ don’t apply. T&C’s apply

Melkbosstrand - Asking R3.395 millionLiving on millionaires mile!

Do not miss out on the opportunity to live in the most sought after road

in Melkbosstrand. This home has so much potential, lovely entertainment

with a flatlet. You do not want to let this one slip through your fingers. To

view please call: Kirsten Bezuidenhout 073 102 6542

For more pics & info SMS 1354406 to 38573*




Flamingo Vlei - Asking R2.190 millionGolden Oldie

For the family who love entertaining – open plan receptions ( 2 ) – cosy

fireplace – compact kitchen – 3 Bedrooms – main leading to garden – lots

of build-in cupboards – 1 / ¡2 Bathrooms – Double Auto Garage. All this

set in lovely garden with large pool. Call today don’t delay! Lyn Petzer

082 889 5163

Big Bay - Asking from R1.199m CommercialR1.399m Residential Sole mandate. Eden on the Bay

Profitable investment and prominent in up Town Big Bay on the beach.

Purchase any of these 8 units comprising of 54sqm to 79sqm featuring

sweeping city and sea views beyond compare with exceptional value in this 4

year old building. Offers from R1.199 million. Call: Kirsten 073 102 6542

Blaauwbergstrand - Asking R4.7 million Luxury Apartment

You have seen it ,admired it now is the time to own it! It's calming and energizing to sit and watch the mountains and the waves from your home, breath

taking views and coastal energy of the city and surrounding areas. Every day is a holiday in this superb suburb, walk to the restaurants, Eden On The Bay,

Shopping Malls, On Bus routes and so much to do and appreciate .consisting of 4 beds, 3 baths and lots more to view. Call Lydia to arrange for view-

ings 082 561 3046

Blaauwbergstrand - Asking R1.999 millionNew release. Coral road hit the waves!

Be the first to own this amazing 3 bed apartment in the most popular

street of Blaauwbergstrand where you are close to restaurants and kite

beach and so much more. Consisting of 3 beds, 2 baths. Lounge, din-

ning room and balconies plus under cover parking bays. To view please

call Lydia 082 561 3046


Areal view of Property Advertised and position on the 6th Fairway

ATLANTIC BEACH ESTATE

R 6 195 000.00 This home Fairway home abounds with Character, old and new world charm. Offering a design that allows for one grand home or perfect dual living.

The spacious dining area with feature windows, extra high stacking doors and double volume ceiling opens to a sunny covered patio, an ideal space to relax and watch the ever changing view unfold.

A home designed with social areas to enjoy and to maximize the full experience of the house. Choose where you'd like to cook, perhaps in the warm and casual kitchen with fireplace overlooking the lake or perhaps in the sunny and private main kitchen area with large kitchen counter and views to the fairway.

The main bedroom with views is set upstairs with two children's bedrooms (all rooms are ensuite). The two spare family bedrooms are extra large and each have their own bathrooms, one with shower and one with bath. Use the additional room with own bathroom as an Office or 6th bedroom.

With two front entrances, the options are limitless. The triple garage offers additional storage space, has automated doors and direct access to the dwelling on both sides.

Ample off street parking and situated at a cul-de-sac allows for easy parking. SOLE MANDATE

ATLANTIC BEACH ESTATE - It’s a Lifestyle An 18-Hole Golf Estate comprising of over 900Freehold Properties, Atlantic Beach Estate is the largest Golf Estates in the Cape Town area.

With a focus on Lifestyle and Security, this estate offers its residence peace of mind and remarkable investment opportunity. Prices for entry level properties start at approx. R 2 000 000.00 and the highest achieved price to date is R11 500 000.00

When compared to other golfing estates, Atlantic Beach Estate still offers tremendous value for money per square meter as well as phenomenal

property price escalations year on year. The demand for property within security complexes continues to grow, this along with Atlantic Beach Estate being particularly well managed sets the estate in a fantastic position to become the most sought after Golf Estate in Cape Town.

30 Minutes from CBD, Beautiful wildlife including Springbok and Birdlife, Gorgeous Vistas and Fynbos Open Spaces

COME EXPLORE WHAT THIS MAGNIFICENT ESTATE HAS TO OFFER. BOOK AN INTRODUCTION APPOINTMENT WITH THE

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082 561 7116 - 021 553 2235 [email protected]

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www.kgpropertysolutions.co.za PARKLANDS NORTH R1 900 000

Newly built 4 bedroom house, double garage, open plan kitchen, modern finishes and garden. Perfect family home and great for first time home owners.

ON SHOW SUNDAY 22ND NOVEMBER AND 29TH NOVEMBERFollow markers " Whithall Way " Parklands

Sarah van Remoortere | C: 081 024 3446 | T: 041 582-2181 | E: [email protected]

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Newly built 4 bedroom house, double garage, open plan kitchen, modern finishes and garden. Perfect family home and great for first time home owners. Markers " Whithall Way " Parklands

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Mandy Oschman / Sales 082 567 0398 [email protected]

SOLE PROPERTY PARTNER

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Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 3 / Front row mansion with full ocean, Table Mountain, Robben Island, fairway and Blouberg Hill views. This is a graceful and classic home.

Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398

Atlantic Beach Estate / R9.4 million

Ref# 1TV1195054

Vacant Plot / This is currently the only one available for sale. Large 819 m² plot set right on the fairway. Positioned on a quiet cul-de-sac close to the Club House. Plot-and-plan.

Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398

Atlantic Beach Estate / R3.9 million

Tracy-Ann Craig / Rentals 082 415 4852 [email protected]

Ref# 1TV1242187

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / A family home with uninterrupted views of the fairway and Table Mountain. Lovely, cosy flow allowing for indoor/outdoor living and entertainment.

Tracy-Ann Craig 082 415 4852

Atlantic Beach Estate / R27 500 pm

Ref# 1TV1236771

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / Lovely spacious 3-bedroom family home offering full family bathroom, en suite, open-plan lounge, dining room and kitchen with granite tops.

Tracy-Ann Craig 082 415 4852

Atlantic Beach Estate / R25 000 pm

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