R3,395,000
R3,395,000
2
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Parkings
Alan Screen
Property Practitioner
Seeff City Bowl & Tamboerskloof - Sales
PPRA Registered | FFC
2023327509
Monthly Levy
R3,513
Monthly Rates
R1,750
Total
R5,263
Spacious Apartment With The Oranjezicht Address
Web Ref.
RLS971554
NOTHING LIKE AN APARTMENT
Once you step into this property, you won’t believe you’re in an apartment. With over 120sqm of prime real estate, this space offers endless possibilities. Currently used as an office, it is ready for your vision to transform it back into a warm and inviting home.
The main two rooms are separated by drywall, the flooring is in immaculate condition, and the location is perfect.
Welcome to Allison Flats – a property full of potential and waiting for you to make it your own. This is an emotional sale for my seller, who lives overseas, but she is excited for you to create new memories here.
You truly need to see it in person to appreciate the full potential and envision what can be done.
Once you step into this property, you won’t believe you’re in an apartment. With over 120sqm of prime real estate, this space offers endless possibilities. Currently used as an office, it is ready for your vision to transform it back into a warm and inviting home.
The main two rooms are separated by drywall, the flooring is in immaculate condition, and the location is perfect.
Welcome to Allison Flats – a property full of potential and waiting for you to make it your own. This is an emotional sale for my seller, who lives overseas, but she is excited for you to create new memories here.
You truly need to see it in person to appreciate the full potential and envision what can be done.
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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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