R795,000-00
Reference 060
PROPERTY SOLD
Super spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom (MES) simplex in good area and close to all amenities. On bus route.
Own garden and one lock-up garage.
Owning your own home allows great freedom of choice - take advantage of this fine offer now!
R595,000-00
SORRY THIS HOME HAS SOLDReference 005
This 2 bedroom simplex with open plan kitchen, dining area and lounge is in a small, fenced complex with low levies on level land.
Drive-in access and open bay parking for 6 cars just off Marine Drive.
If you are a first time buyer or looking for a holiday home then this is it!
R879,000-00
Reference 042
SORRY THIS HOME HAS SOLD
This stunning 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom (MES) simplex set in a secure complex with private garden is spacious and has a lovely modern kitchen.
With a study and double garage this is a must for your viewing list.
Contact Details
Interested in any of these properties or need a free evaluation on your home please contact your Real Estate Specialist:
Debbie
079 195 5152 (RSA)
27 79 195 5152 (From outside South Africa)
or e-mail me
Why Buy On The Bluff
The headland known simply as "the Bluff" - Durban's most prominent natural landmark - is a thick green belt that has a strong attraction for those who steer clear of the build-up beachside areas like Amanzimtoti. It is a collection of suburbs that cover the stretch from the military base in the north to Treasure beach in the south including Wentworth, Austerville and even Fynnlands closer to the harbour.
The Bluff has earned a reputation as one of the safest suburbs in Durban. There are few roads that enter or leave the headland, making 'quick escapes' somewhat complex. A few years ago one still had to venture off the Bluff in order to shop but today the bigger brands have moved in.
So just why is the Bluff such an attraction? There is the Blue Flag status of Anstey's Beach, a golf course, yacht club, fishing, a bird sanctuary, a nature reserve, and now even Ethekweni Municipality has recognised the Bluff's appeal by spearheading an initiative to establish a Bluff Headland Heritage Park at the tip of the Bluff overlooking the entrance to the harbour, or Crest View.
Much of the Bluff overlooks the Indian Ocean a short walk away. Dolphins frolic year-round close to shore and whales are often spotted in the winter months. The Bluff is thus a popular holiday spot for those in the know. It is also popular with business executives as the Bluff is close to the city's southern industrial hub of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni.
