R6,200,000
R6,200,000
2 Bedroom Apartment For Sale in Oranjezicht
2
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Parkings
Ref. RLS939625
Floor 94.00 m²
Monthly Repayment
R66,118.63
Darice Loeb
Darice Loeb Property Practitioner Seeff City Bowl & Tamboerskloof - Sales
Monthly Levy R2,930.13
Monthly Rates R1,935
Total R4,865.13

Contemporary Elegance: Beautiful 2 Bedroom Flat in a Great Position

12 SS QUEENSBURY MANSIONS, 39 Rosmead Avenue
Web Ref. RLS939625
A MODERN SPACIOUS TOP FLOOR UNIT WITH GOOD FINISHES AND MOUNTAIN VIEWS

Vat inclusive! On the top floor of a quiet block, this chic 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

The beautiful light and bright open plan lounge, dining room and kitchen area has sliding glass doors leading out onto a balcony, where you can sit with your morning coffee or an afternoon sundowner and enjoy the beautiful mountain views

The kitchen is plumbed for 2 appliances and has ample cupboard space. It has a central counter extending slightly, providing an overhang that serves as a casual dining area making cooking a sociable interaction .

The two bedrooms are spacious with built-in cupboards. The main bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, adding an extra touch of luxury to your mountain escape.

There is a lock up garage, providing secure parking for your vehicle and a shared storage room

This apartment is situated in a lovely area, within easy reach of charming cafes, great restaurants and scenic hiking trails . With short term rentals being allowed, you have the opportunity of turning your retreat into an income-generating asset when you're away.

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Features

Interior
2 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
1 Kitchen
1 Lounge
Exterior
1 Garage
Sizes
Floor Size 94 m²

Oranjezicht, Cape Town

Oranjezicht is known as an area that is on trend and extremely picturesque. It lies on the lower slopes of Table Mountain in close proximity to many of the great amenities that Cape Town has to offer. A brief history of the area The Oranjezicht story begins back in 1708, when a Swiss immigrant named Nicolaus Laubscher purchased land to farm at the base of the mountain, and named it "Oranjezicht" in honour of the spectacular views of the Oranje (Orange) bastion of the Castle of Good Hope. Following Laubscher's death, the land continued to be farmed for more than 200 years. The old slave bell from bygone days can still be seen in Oranjezicht today, as can some of the farm buildings. The site now occupied by Oranjezicht City Farm is...
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