706m² Vacant Land For Sale in Harbour Heights
R580,000
8 Ballast Close
Monthly Bond Repayment R6,185.29
Calculated over 20 years at 11.5% with no deposit.
Web Ref No WCL52448
Vacant Stand for Sale St Helena Bay, Harbour Heights
This 706 Square Meter Stand is very well located. It is situated in a cul-de-sac, walking distance from the Central Business Area, Restaurants and Harbour. The land is flat and therefore easy to built your next home here on the West Coast, in the hart of St Helena Bay.
About St Helena Bay:
Eighteen bays, stunning sea views and sparkling surf make St Helena Bay a very special destination. Fed by the nutrient-rich Benguela Current, it is one of the world's prime fishing areas and its water provide a valuable livelihood to many locals.
The main harbour at Sandy Point bustles with activity and shipbuilders and fishermen rub shoulders as they go about their daily work.
During the 15th century, navigators seeking the route to the East explored this shoreline in search of fresh water, most notably being Vasco da Gama who landed here in 1497 and named it Bahai da Santa Elena.
Imposing granite boulders provide a stunning backdrop to the town and beautiful, unspoilt and long white beaches hug the shoreline; walkers and beachcombers delight in exploring the area.
Endemic Heaviside's dolphins, as well as dusky and common dolphins visit the bay in search of food, and the calm waters give shelter to the southern right whales that come to mate and calve in the second half of the year. Humpback and killer whales are also frequent visitors.
St Helena Bay is a birdwatcher's paradise and being at the southern most point of the migratory route from Europe and the Steppes of Russia makes it a must-visit spot for twitchers.
About St Helena Bay:
Eighteen bays, stunning sea views and sparkling surf make St Helena Bay a very special destination. Fed by the nutrient-rich Benguela Current, it is one of the world's prime fishing areas and its water provide a valuable livelihood to many locals.
The main harbour at Sandy Point bustles with activity and shipbuilders and fishermen rub shoulders as they go about their daily work.
During the 15th century, navigators seeking the route to the East explored this shoreline in search of fresh water, most notably being Vasco da Gama who landed here in 1497 and named it Bahai da Santa Elena.
Imposing granite boulders provide a stunning backdrop to the town and beautiful, unspoilt and long white beaches hug the shoreline; walkers and beachcombers delight in exploring the area.
Endemic Heaviside's dolphins, as well as dusky and common dolphins visit the bay in search of food, and the calm waters give shelter to the southern right whales that come to mate and calve in the second half of the year. Humpback and killer whales are also frequent visitors.
St Helena Bay is a birdwatcher's paradise and being at the southern most point of the migratory route from Europe and the Steppes of Russia makes it a must-visit spot for twitchers.
Features
Land Size 706m²
Monthly Rates R600.00
Monthly Rates R600.00
Extras
Locality: Close To Beach
Locality: Close To Schools
Locality: Close To Shops
Locality: Close To Transport
Locality: Golf Estate
Land Contour: Flat
Water Supply: Town Supply
Sewerage: Mains
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