Area Profiles

George property: A profile of George property from a prospective buyer’s perspective, with information on facilities and attractions. George Property The picturesque city of George is positioned midway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, creating an ideal base from which to explore the myriad attractions of the popular Garden Route. As the commercial, administrative and academic hub of the Southern Cape, George is a busy, modern urban area surrounded by the spectacular natural beauty of mountains, forests, plantations and acre upon acre of fertile agricultural land. The perfect blend of first world amenities and pristine wilderness attracts large numbers...

Knysna property: A profile of Knysna property from a buyer’s perspective, with information on facilities and where to buy in Knysna. Knysna Positioned between George and Plettenberg Bay on the Garden Route, beautiful Knysna has it all. In terms of natural splendour, Knysna boasts one of the Cape’s most elaborate estuaries, with two headlands - known as “the Heads” - ending in cliffs that plunge spectacularly into the sea.  It also features a large picturesque lagoon with a huge variety of bird life, a protected marine reserve and one of the last remaining stretches of true indigenous forest in the Cape. Knysna property owners also...

A profile of Thesen Islands property from a prospective buyer's perspective, with information on facilities and attractions. Thesen Islands Property The Thesen Islands are a series of 19 man-made islets positioned in the Knysna Estuary. The islands were built to facilitate the development of a luxury gated community, providing residents with a safe, carefree lifestyle while also putting them within walking distance of the resort town of Knysna. The Thesen Islands are spread over an area of 90 hectares, with the various islets linked by bridges. A causeway and bridge connects the island with the Knysna Mainland. The properties on the island were designed in a...

A profile of Kommetjie property from a buyer's perspective, with information on facilities and where to buy in Kommetjie. Kommetjie Kommetjie is a small, scenic suburb situated about 35 kilometres from the Cape Town city centre on the southern regions of the Atlantic Seaboard Overlooking a protected cove and a long, 5km beach, prime Kommetjie properties - particularly the original beach bungalows situated on the ocean - are so highly valued they are passed down through the generations. Recent developments have witnessed sizeable top-end villas and mansions being built on large, spacious stands overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, many of them with spectacular...

A profile of Kuils River property from a buyer's perspective, with information on facilities and where to buy in Kuils River. Kuils River Kuils River - or Kuilsrivier in Afrikaans - is a peaceful suburb at the foot of the Bottelary Mountains. Although it's just a 30-minute drive away from central Cape Town and just 15 or so minutes from the airport, it has a country feel, with plenty of farms and small holdings, as well as attractive residential properties with gardens. Kuils River also includes pockets of industry, and is home to manufacturers such as Coca Cola and Nampak. Until recently, Kuils River properties had escaped many people's attention - but this has...

A profile of Milnerton property from a buyer's perspective, with information on facilities and where to buy in Milnerton. Milnerton Located on Cape Town's Atlantic seaboard, the Cape Town suburb of Milnerton offers buyers the opportunity to blend relaxed West Coast living with the convenience of close proximity to Cape Town's city center. A wide variety of Milnerton properties are available in this up-and-coming suburb, with large stands available in the more established areas, while new developments have given rise to luxurious gated communities and trendy apartment blocks. The suburb of Milnerton was founded in 1897 and named after British high...

Mossel Bay, with its Instagrammable views, small-town ambience and plethora of things to do, is often described as the Adventure Capital of the Garden Route. It has also been named by the Guinness Book of World Records as having the second mildest all-year-round climate in the world - and that's just one of the great reasons to call Mossel Bay your home. Getting to know Mossel Bay better Mossel Bay is a town steeped in history and perhaps the best example of its historical sites is the Post Office Tree, where seafarers en route to the far east would leave their letters destined for home in a shoe or iron pot, to be collected by sailors travelling the other...

Paarl, the third-oldest settlement in South Africa, beckons with its irresistible allure, offering a plethora of reasons why you should consider making it your home. Nestled amidst breathtaking scenery, this charming town boasts a rich history and an array of enticing features that are sure to captivate you! One of the town's prominent draws is its world-renowned wineries! Paarl's vineyards produce some of the finest wines, making it a haven for wine lovers and connoisseurs. The opportunity to savor and explore the exquisite flavors and aromas of these wines is a privilege that both the residents and tourists cherish. Beyond the vineyards, Paarl treats its...

A profile of Scarborough & Misty Cliffs property from a buyer's perspective, with information on facilities and where to buy in Scarborough & Misty Cliffs. Scarborough & Misty Cliffs Scarborough and Misty Cliffs are charming sea-side hamlets situated in the 'Deep South' of the Cape Peninsula. Sandwiched between the wild Atlantic Ocean and the rocky slopes of Slangkop and Red Hill, Scarborough and Misty Cliffs property is amongst the most desirable and expensive real estate in Cape Town. Spatial constraints and the fact that Scarborough was officially designated a conservation town has virtually ensured demand for Scarborough and Misty Cliffs properties will...

Sedgefield property: A profile of Sedgefield property from a prospective buyer’s perspective, with information on facilities and attractions. Sedgefield Property Originally a Garden Route beachside retirement village away from the hustle and bustle of city life, the population of Sedgefield has enjoyed a recent increase of young couples and families interested in the town’s gorgeous houses and flats. This new, young population has seen a rise in activities in the area, from kitesurfing and canoeing on the gorgeous Myoli beach, to hiking and abseiling around the Goukamma Nature Reserve.  Flanked by massive dunes and gorgeous mountains, Sedgefield is...