Cape Town, South Africa
Just like God gave Rio de Janeiro a Sugar Loaf Mountain, and man put a huge statue of Christ on top of that city, God gave Cape Town a Table Mountain, and man put a cable car there, to take you to the top.
11 Perth Road – Observatory
ZAR 3,350,000
Freestanding sun-filled home with a garage and private garden in a peaceful and quiet part of Observatory
The Factory, Unit W204 – Observatory
ZAR 1,475,000
Central and conveniently positioned secure apartment, immaculate, for less. Two bedrooms, two bathrooms with private parking. 24/7 guarded security.
10 Eden Road – Observatory
ZAR 1,850,000
Picture pretty cottage – excellent value for money. Move-in condition. Central and private.
52 Nuttall Road – Observatory
ZAR 2,150,000
A spacious family home with 4 bedrooms on ‘the right side of the village’.
37 Chamberlain Street – Woodstock
ZAR 2,150,000
Prime position property in a street lined with trees. Central city living. Move-in condition.
47 Scott Road – Observatory
ZAR 2,850,000
Luxury, north facing home, move-in condition with secure parking. 3 Bedrooms
57 Devon Street, Woodstock
ZAR 1,150,000
Victorian terraced cottage filled with natural light, wood floors and high ceilings, in a vibrant part of Woodstock – many families with children in the street
2 Rose Street, Mowbray
ZAR 2,395,000
Sweet little cottage with private parking in central Mowbray. A quiet side street with new infrastructure.
4 Stanley Road – Observatory
ZAR 1,595,000
Light-filled property that can be office headquarters, student accommodation, or you can work from home
29 Robins Road – Observatory
ZAR 1,800,000
Modernized, sun-filled cottage – 2 bedrooms – immaculate, with separate entrance flat, and tenants that would love to stay for as long as possible. (Rental = ZAR 12,500 per month)
Unit A6, 5 Howe Street – Observatory
ZAR 1,780,000
An industrial loft conversion with four rooms, a reception area, kitchen and private parking for two cars.
W210, The Factory, 1 Howe Street – Observatory
ZAR 1,100,000
Lovely one bedroom apartment overlooking the mountain, with garaging. Investment opportunity with a monthly rental of ZAR 8000 until 31 May 2024.
Unit A10, 5 Howe Street – Observatory
ZAR 1,325,000
Entry level residential / commercial loft. VAT included, with no transfer duty applicable.
G6, 5 Howe – Observatory
ZAR 2,200,000
Business premises consisting of offices and workshop space, with parking on the ground floor of this central complex with 24 hours’ manned security.
77 Arnold Street – Observatory
ZAR 2,650,000
Luxury living for the young family – parking and a private garden. Views of Table Mountain and Devil’s Peak every day.
Unit A22, 5 Howe Street – Observatory
ZAR 1,375,000
Lock-up-and-go, double volume loft apartment in the first floor of a mixed use building with a security guard on 24 hours duty. For living and / or business in central Observatory.
2 Pitt Street – Observatory
ZAR 1,375,000
Renovated cottage, ideal work-from-home property with little maintenance. Investment opportunity with tenant in place until 31 December 2021 at gross rental of ZAR 8900 per month.
4 Arnold Street – Observatory
ZAR 4,200,000
A large family home with a private indigenous garden in front, and a garden with pool at the back. Ideal work from home, with staff quarters and a garage.
42 Trill Road, Observatory
ZAR 2,950,000
Landmark building in central Observatory where you can start your own shop. To let option also available
At the most south-western tip of Africa, the majestic Table Mountain towers over the city in a protective-like manner whilst the street life below bustles with colour and vibrancy.
Side-walk cafes and lively street markets make it an exciting place to spend your days. Not to mention the fine, white, sandy beaches.
Cape Town covers the Cape Peninsula, a mountainous area surrounded by unprecedented natural beauty, many beaches and the Atlantic Ocean.
Property values in here are up from 10% growth per annum in the 1990s to between 20% and 30% growth per annum since 2000.
Current prices compare very favorably with similar properties in other parts of the world.