8 Bedroom Guest House in prime location – St Michaels on Sea

This great investment is only 450 meters from St Michael’s swimming beach. Close to popular restaurants, shopping centres and golf courses.
Six bedrooms with en suite bathrooms feed off the passage that leads from the entrance hall, plus there are a further 2 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms on the outside. At present the accommodation is self-catering and there is a well-equipped kitchen for guests to make use of as well as a large lounge, dining room and bar area which opens out onto the entertainment area with a sparkling swimming pool and braai area. There is also an office, linen room, laundry and outside storeroom. The property is fitted with CCTV cameras plus there are 2 JoJo tanks.
In addition, the property has 4 caravan stands with electricity points, braai facilities as well as an ablution block. There are 10 parking bays.
St Michaels on Sea is a lovely, tranquil coastal town situated along the KZN South Coast, with Shelly Beach and Uvongo as its close neighbours. St Michaels on Sea is a popular choice for travellers as it has a beautiful beach, affordable and comfortable self-catering accommodation options and it is nearby some fantastic food options. St Michael’s Beach is the town’s main swimming beach, with lifeguards on duty all year round. The Beach is popular amongst swimmers and surfers, the wave swells are perfect for surfers or bodyboarders and the waters are nice and clean. St Michael’s Beach is known for its large lagoon that joins up with the mouth of the Umhlangeni River. Canoeing is a fun activity for travellers who would like to rent a canoe and maintain their balance in the lagoon! If one feels like going on a scenic walk, look no further than the Saints Walk which stretches from St Michael on Sea all the way through to the Uvongo Beach. The trail is within a grassy park area and can be a whole lot of fun for children too, try and see who can spot the next beach first! The views along the walk are stunning sea views on one side and a lush display of indigenous coastal vegetation and bird species on the other, it is something to be marvelled at!