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Alberton at a glance

Alberton is a one-of-a-kind town with a rich and interesting history. Following the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902, the Alberton Estate Syndicate of Germiston approached the Meyer family about purchasing land to construct a town that would be close enough to Johannesburg for work but far enough away from the city to be considered a rural community. In 1904, the land was sold for the sum of 20,000 pounds, and the new town of Alberton was founded. Alberton was officially established as a township in 1909.

Alberton is a close-knit community with residents who still look out for one another's well-being, creating a feeling of comfort and security. With well-kept family homes in the suburbs, as well as sophisticated state-of-the-art properties in exclusive and magnificent estates, Alberton has something to offer every home buyer.

Location
Located on the banks of the Natal Spruit stream, Alberton is within easy reach of the country's major urban centres. Alberton is a city within the city of Ekurhuleni and borders Johannesburg South to the west and Germiston to the east. Several access routes to all major highways in Gauteng connect the town, which is also close to the major urban centres of Johannesburg (15 km) and Pretoria (76 km).  Over the years, growth has spread into neighbouring areas, and Alberton is now made up of 19 different neighbourhoods that include Meyersdal, Randhart, Brackenhurst, Palm Ridge, Thokoza and South Crest.

Climate
With highs of 27 degrees and lows of around 3 degrees Alberton's climate is considered mild. Alberton has rainfall in summer and cold dry winters.

Medical facilities
The brand new Netcare Alberton Hospital opened its doors in 2022, this 427-bed hospital in the Newmarket development precinct is conveniently located for residents of the greater Alberton area and is also easily accessible for patients from further afield.

Schools
The suburbs of Alberton offer a variety of public and private schools including Hoërskool Marais Viljoen, Alberton primary and high school, Sparrows Private School, Alberton Christian Academy and many more.

Activities
From playing golf at the Reading Golf Club, to indoor sports at Action Sports Meyersdal, attending Rugby games at the Alberton Sports Stadium or visiting the Rietvlei Zoo, biking trails, hiking trails, zip lines and horse riding as well as many indulgent Spa's in the area, including the Thai Derm Spa and Country Bliss Spa your family will be busy enjoying their leisure time.

Shopping
Alberton residents have easy access to many shopping centers including, Alberton City Shopping Center, Mall at Newmarket, Lemon Tree Shopping Center, Meyersdal Mall and Bracken City Shopping Centre.  Alberton is home to Smallville Comics which is the biggest comic store in the country.

Eating out in Alberton
Restaurants, coffee shops and bars include Piatto, Fahrenheit Seafood and Grill, The Steaming Mug, Churrasqueira, Rock n Sole, Sundowners, The Social Hub, Le Petit Artisan Treats and many more.

Property in Alberton
If you work in the industrial sector, Alberton is the place for you. Alberton is near prominent industrial and business parks and offers real estate at affordable prices. Choose from spacious family homes to easy lock-up-and-go apartments for the young professional.

To make Alberton your home contact a trusted property advisor at Harcourts Xtreme

12 Residential Homes To Let in Alberton

FROM R5,500 to R16,500

5 Commercial Properties For Sale in Alberton

FROM R1,100,000 to R16,500,000

1 Commercial Property To Let in Alberton

FROM R13,000

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