Vacant Stand, Exclusive Gated Community

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Ah, Stilbaai. That sleepy seaside town where the Goukou River lazily meanders to the ocean, and life just seems to slow down a notch or ten. Now, imagine owning a slice of that serenity, a blank canvas upon which to paint your coastal dream. Not just any slice, mind you, but a rather special one.

Nestled on the very fringe of Stilbaai, where the town whispers hello to the wide-open greenbelt, lies Die Eiland, a brand-spanking-new, oh-so-exclusive development. We’re talking only ten stands, folks. Ten! And yours could be one of them. Specifically, number… well, whichever one tickles your fancy, really. This particular gem, a generous 752 square meters, is practically begging for a happy family, a quirky holiday home, or even just a hammock and a good book.

Think of it: you’re just a breezy 300 meters from Stilbaai’s town boundaries, close enough to pop down for a loaf of freshly baked bread or a cheeky ice cream, but far enough to escape the hustle and bustle (such as it is in Stilbaai). Imagine strolling down to the shops, then returning to your own little slice of paradise.

And what a paradise it is! Surrounded by a lush greenbelt, you’ll be serenaded by the gentle rustling of indigenous fynbos, a natural symphony that’s far more soothing than any ringtone. And yes, for those who like to keep an eye on the big blue, there’s a distant sea view, a constant reminder that adventure (or just a nice swim) is never far away.

Worried about the practicalities? Fear not! Die Eiland is a gated community, ensuring peace of mind, and yes, fibre is already installed, so you can stream your favourite sunset playlist while you sip sundowners. Plus, and this is the cherry on top, there’s no transfer duty and VAT is already included! That’s right, more money for those aforementioned ice creams, or maybe a fancy braai.

This isn’t just a stand; it’s an invitation to a lifestyle. It’s a chance to build your own little haven, a place where the air is fresh, the pace is slow, and the views are… well, they’re pretty darn good. So, if you’ve ever dreamed of a life by the sea, where the only neighbours are the birds and the fynbos, Die Eiland might just be your island in the sun.