Area Profiles

Introduction Parklands, situated on the Western Seaboard of Cape Town, is a lively and fast-developing suburb famous for its present-day amenities, varied populace and proximity to amazing beaches. This area is ideal for families, young professionals and retirees alike, as it provides a mix of urban lifestyle within a coastal environment. Whether you're contemplating relocating or coming down as a tourist, there's something for everyone in Parklands. A Brief History of the Area Parklands is one of the newer suburbs in Cape Town, established during the late 1990s. It was developed as an answer to the need for affordable housing close to town and beach. Over...

Introduction Table View perches on the west seaboard of Cape Town and provides a beachy living experience that is picturesque, has stunning views of Table Mountain and easy access to unspoiled beaches. Should you be visiting or intent on migrating, Table View gives you nature's best ingredients and modernity with community charm. A Brief History of the Area Originally built in the 1970s as a suburban area, Table View is now a bustling neighbourhood with beautiful surroundings and a relaxed atmosphere. This place came to be called after its scenic view across Table Bay towards the iconic Table Mountain. As such it has grown into a prestigious locality for...

Introduction Bonnievale is a lovely town situated in the Breede River Valley, Western Cape where vineyards are found that are beautiful and have rich soil for agriculture. In Bonnievale you can find modernity and rural charm in the very same place, which makes it suitable for families with children as well as professionals and retirees. If you are looking to move or just wander around a bit, Bonnievale should be your choice because it offers a whole new level of living. Short Historical Overview Bonnievale has an illustrious background in agriculture dating back to the early 20th century. It was named after his daughter Bonnie by Christopher Forrest Rigg who...

Bredasdorp is an enchanting city found in the Overberg area of the Western Cape. Bredasdorp is an ideal place for families, professionals and tourists because it is known for its scenic beauty, rich agricultural heritage as well as warm community. It offers a unique blend of rural tranquillity and modern convenience whether you plan to relocate or just explore. A Brief History of the Area Michiel van Breda established Bredasdorp in 1838 after whom the town was named. At its inception, it mainly served as an agricultural hub but still managed to maintain its historical charm while growing into a bustling municipality. It has also played a leading role in...

Introduction Welcome to Bantry Bay, a prestigious waterfront suburb lying on the slopes of Lion's Head in Cape Town. With stunning ocean views and luxurious residences, Bantry Bay provides an elite lifestyle for its residents. A Brief History of the Area Bantry Bay has a long history that goes back to the early 20th century. Originally it was called Botany Bay because of its diverse indigenous floral species but later changed to Bantry after the bay in Ireland. Over time, it has become one of the wealthiest areas of Cape Town with a protected position almost free from wind that makes it delightfully temperate throughout the...

Introduction Welcome to Bo-Kaap, a historic and culturally rich suburb located in Cape Town. This neighbourhood is famous for its colourfully painted homes and multi-coloured houses, as well as the streets filled with vibrant activities that make up this area's history. Therefore, one can combine the past with modern living space by living in this unique place. A Brief History of the Area Bo-Kaap is one of the oldest residential areas in Cape Town. Originally called the Malay Quarter, it was founded at the end of the eighteenth century by freed slaves from Malaysia and Indonesia who settled here together with other countries' nationals from Africa. It has...

The Atlantic Seaboard is known as the 'Riviera' of Cape Town, nestled between the shimmering Atlantic Ocean and the majestic Lion's Head and 12 Apostles Mountain range, running all the way from the V&A; Waterfront to Llandudno. This much-loved stretch of the beautiful Cape Town encompasses some of the most prestigious areas, starting with trendy Green Point and beautiful Mouille Point. Just next door is energetic and vibey Sea Point, upmarket Fresnaye, and the cosmopolitan Bantry Bay.  The spectacular beachfront homes and apartments of Clifton take your breath away and continue on to world famous strip of Camps Bay and its array of luxurious villas.   Finally make...

Located in Cape Town, Claremont is a lively suburb that combines residential appeal, commercial activity and cultural variety. This area is ideal for families, professionals and students as it offers the perfect mixture of suburban tranquillity and city life conveniences. Claremont is set to give a distinctive and enriching living experience whether you are considering moving to this place or just exploring it. A Brief History of the Area In its development over the past century into a dynamic suburb known for historical buildings and modern amenities, Claremont has retained much of its historic charm while integrating contemporary developments. Claremont...

Introduction Welcome to Clifton which lies on the Atlantic Seaboard of Cape Town. The area is famous for its beautiful beaches, up-market homes and breath-taking views making it one of the most sought-after residential areas in the country. A Brief History of the Area The history of Clifton dates back to the early 20th century. It started as a remote settlement but gained popularity in the 1920s when wealthy Capetonians began building holiday homes along its picturesque coastline. Over time, Clifton has developed into an affluent suburb known for its pristine beaches and lavish lifestyles attracting both local inhabitants and...

Constantia, home to magnificent century-old vineyards, is one of the older suburbs in Cape Town, located in the lush Constantia Valley between Wynberg and the Table Mountain National Park and only 10 kms from the University of Cape Town. From Kenilworth to Tokai investors enjoy a choice of building styles.  From small starter homes to comfortable family homes and stately mansions on large expansive properties, this area has a home for everyone, students, young professionals, growing families and old money with each sector having suburbs to choose from to suit their budget.  Further south are the seaside towns of Muizenberg, St James and Kalk Bay, where surfing,...