Area Profiles

Kraaifontein: Your Gateway to Property Investment Excellence  If you're considering a property investment in the vibrant Western Cape region of South Africa, look no further than Kraaifontein. This thriving area offers a unique blend of affordability, convenience, and lifestyle amenities that make it an enticing choice for property investors.  Location and Accessibility  Kraaifontein enjoys a strategic location that provides easy access to Cape Town's city centre, Cape Town International Airport, and major highways. Its proximity to key transportation hubs ensures a smooth commute for residents, making it an ideal choice for property investors looking for...

Introduction Kuils River is a picturesque town in the Western Cape province that is famous for its beautiful scenery, long history and active community. Kuils River is perfect for families, professionals or retirees as it provides a mix of suburban serenity with urban convenience. Kuils River offers an exceptional living experience be it on your way to becoming a resident in the place or just visiting. A Short Historical Background Kuils River, known as Kuilsrivier in Dutch, has a long-standing history back to the 17th century. The name of the town itself means "River of Pools" and comes from multiple natural springs and streams existing in the area. It was...

Langebaan is a magnificent coastal resort town with white sandy beaches surrounding the clear waters of the Langebaan Lagoon. Langebaan's startling blue Lagoon with displays of exquisitely bright flowers, silhouette wildlife against a backdrop of vibrant sunsets and delicious food accompanied with world class wines will imprint magical memories. Langebaan is an internationally acclaimed Ramsar Site known for containing rare or unique wetland types for the importance of conserving biological diversity.  The tidal mud flats of the lagoon host many local bird species and attracts migratory birds every year. Its natural beauty, Mediterranean like climate and...

Introduction Malmesbury is a scenic town, which lies sweetly in the bosom of Swartland district at the Southern tip of the African continent. The place has an enduring story behind it; it has picturesque landscapes and a lively community, making it the perfect place to experience both rural tranquillity and modern life. A Brief History of the Area The history of Malmesbury can be traced back to as early as 1703 when this area that was mainly used for farming became a village. The name came from Sir Lowry Cole who was Governor of Cape Colony while its fame was based on its fertility that made agriculture thrive. In recent times, the original soul has been...

Introduction Milnerton is a remote residential area developed around the 20s, named after Johannesburg's Milner Park suburb which transformed it into a preferred holiday destination. An example of this seafaring history is the renowned Milnerton Lighthouse erected in 1960. Since then, the town has become an attractive centre with its own individual charm and strategic location. Infrastructure To ensure uninterrupted access to essential services, Milnerton has strong infrastructure. This is facilitated by major highways such as the R27 and N1 that run through as well as provide easy travel to Cape Town's CBD and surrounding suburbs. Public transport systems...

Colourful, vibrant people with strong family ties is what makes Mitchells Plain unique. Established in the 1970's for middle income families the distinctive urban design of Mitchells Plain consisting of localised public facilities creates a sense of community.  LOCATION: Approximately 25km from the CBD and on the edge of the False Bay coastline, Mitchells Plain offers easy access to all major arterial routes namely N2, N7 and N1.  More affordable homes are found on the eastern side of Mitchells Plain whereas, Bayview, Colorado, Pelikan Heights, Rondevlei, Strandfontein, Wavecrest, Weltevreden Glen, West Ridge and West Gate are sub-areas of Mitchells Plain making up...

Welcome to Mossel Bay - one of the most beautiful towns along the Garden Route in South Africa. This quaint town offers, travellers, residents and investors natural beauty, historical attractions, adventure, luxury accommodation and mouth-watering restaurants. According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Mossel Bay has the second mildest all year-round climate - 2nd only to Hawaii. The town also boasts the only North facing harbour situated on a South coast, and 2 of Mossel Bay's magnificent beaches have been awarded Blue Flag Status. Due to its rich cultural history, there are many interesting museums and architectural marvels scattered around Mossel Bay, enhancing...

Introduction Located at the south end of Cape Peninsula, Noordhoek is a beautiful coastal town renowned for its stunning natural beauty, relaxed atmosphere, and dynamic community. This has pristine beaches, hills that gently roll down and a delightful country scenery making it have the most idyllic combination of seaside calmness and modern amenities. For families as well as nature lovers or adventure seekers alike, this hidden gem is a perfect place to experience the best of South African coastal living. A Brief History of the Area Noordhoek which means "north corner" in Dutch has a rich history dating back to the 1700s when it was part of the...

Oudtshoorn, the ostrich capital of the world, was founded in 1848. Today Oudtshoorn still boasts its beautiful architectural designs of a bygone era, where feather barons occupied opulent feather palaces. The first settlers arrived in the area in the 1750s and were well-established by the end of the 18th century. Farming consisted of livestock, the crops included tobacco, barley, wheat, a variety of soft fruit and vineyards for brandy and wine production.   In 1839 residents requested a place of worship be built and on Sunday 3 November 1839, the Dutch Reformed Church was inaugurated. During the ostrich boom of 1880 to early 1905, feather barons built beautiful...

History  Paarl, one of the oldest towns in South Africa founded in 1687 is an admired farming village at heart. Paarl, in Dutch means pearl, originating from the glistening outcrops of granite rocks that shimmer like pearls after the rain.  Paarl's majestic granite rock is the 2nd largest granite outcrop in the world.  In honour of Paarl's legendry red wines, it is also known as the 'Red Route'. Location 55 kms from Cape Town International Airport and Cape Towns central business district, Paarl is far removed from the daily hustle and bustle of city life but still accessible enough to accommodate your modern lifestyle. Paarl homeowners live in unspoiled natural...