Area Profiles

Val de Vie Estate in Paarl: An Exclusive Investment Opportunity If you're considering a property investment in the picturesque Paarl region of South Africa, look no further than Val de Vie Estate. Nestled amidst the idyllic Cape Winelands, this luxurious estate offers a blend of natural beauty, world-class amenities, and an unparalleled lifestyle that makes it an irresistible choice for property investors. Location and Accessibility Val de Vie Estate is strategically located in Paarl, one of the most sought-after areas in the Western Cape. Its prime location ensures easy access to Cape Town International Airport, Cape Town City Center, and major highways....

Introduction Parow is a vigorous and varied community situated in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town, that has a rich history and advantageous location. Parow is ideal for families, professionals and retirees as it combines suburban peace with urban amenities. Whether you are contemplating moving or just looking around, Parow offers an extraordinary living environment. A Brief History of the Area Established in 1865 by Johann Heinrich Ferdinand Parow, a German immigrant who wanted to build a bustling transport and trade centre, the suburb was quickly developed along with the railway line leading to its growth and prosperity. It has remained fresh ever since...

Introduction Panorama is a lovely, well-established suburb in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town, characterised by an attractive environment and excellent facilities that make it suitable for raising children. It has the best of both worlds as it combines suburban peace and city proximity giving it a good mix for everyone, families, professionals among others. If you are considering moving or just visiting, Panorama offers a fresh and fulfilling way of life. Brief Background Information Panorama was established in the mid-20th century and is now one of the most desirable suburbs with a rich history. It was named after its panoramic views of Table Mountain and...

Introduction Plattekloof is an affluent neighbourhood in Cape Town. It is located on the slopes of the Tygerberg Hills with a beautiful view across the city and towards Table Mountain. Plattekloof - a peaceful place with modern infrastructure, beautiful houses and landscapes, perfect for families and retirees seeking a suburban lifestyle that provides easy access to amenities found in cities. If you are considering moving or exploring here, Plattekloof has something special to offer you. A Brief History of the Area The development of Plattekloof began in the late 20th century when farmland was converted into a residential area regarded as one of the...

Plettenberg Bay is one of South Africa's favourite outdoor playgrounds along the Garden Route and a preferred holiday destination. Whether it's lazy days on sun drenched beaches, boutique shopping, indulgent wine tasting, fine dining under the stars, phenomenal wildlife experiences or outdoor adventures, you'll find it here in Plett. Plettenberg bay is a perfect blend of coastline, forest, rivers and farmland creating a delightful lifestyle for the whole family.  LOCATION: Situated on the southern cape coast of SA, Plettenberg Bay, or Plett, as its popularly known, has sweeping golden beaches, the iconic Robberg eninsula, intriguing lagoons and estuaries, towering...

Introduction Pringle Bay is one of the most beautiful African coastal towns in the Western Cape. It is a peaceful village with beautiful nature, clean beaches and calm surroundings. This place is ideal for nature enthusiasts, families and retirees as it has both rural charm and contemporary amenities on offer. Pringle Bay provides an unusual way of life that is nothing like any other town near it. A Brief History of the Area Pringle Bay was named after British Royal Navy Commander Sir Thomas Pringle and has a rich history dating back to the 18th century. Starting as a fishing village, it has grown into a popular holiday resort, yet still maintained its...

Introduction Robertson is situated at the centre of the Western Cape wine country and is a wonderful town with beautiful landscapes, a lively community, and a rich agricultural background. This makes it perfect for families, professionals, or retirees who want to have both rural peace as well as modern amenities. If you are thinking of relocating or just visiting for some time, then you will agree that living in Robertson is an experience in itself. A Brief History of the Area The history of Robertson dates back to 1853 when it was founded for agricultural purposes. The town was named after Dr. William Robertson, a Scottish minister to the Dutch Reformed...

The picturesque "slow town" seaside village of Sedgefield is located on the Garden Route.  Entirely surrounded by lakes, lagoon and mountains it lies in the heart of South Africa's Lake District, with the added natural beauty of fynbos and indigenous trees. The Mediterranean oceanic climate is conducive to the abundance of natural lush rain forests in the area.  Summers are warm to hot, and winter nights are cool. The Garden Route is known for having the second mildest climate in the world, Hawaii being the first.  Home to the Knysna Loerie, African Black Oyster Catcher, African Fish Eagle and 250 other listed species of birdlife are the Milkwood and Stinkwood trees,...

Simon's Town is a quaint, historical town nestled between the majestic Simonsberg mountains and the warm False Bay Ocean on the Cape's Southern Peninsula. Home to the South African Navy, one can see the working harbour and naval ships whilst travelling through the town to visit our many pristine beaches, the world-renowned penguin colony and the spectacular Cape Point.  Activities Simon's Town boasts a quiet village ambience and encourages an outdoor leisure lifestyle. Due to the warmer water temperature in False Bay, Simon's Town is the ideal hub for aquatic activities. Yachting, diving, snorkelling, paddle skiing and wind foil surfing are commonly enjoyed in the...

Helderberg, meaning clear mountain.  Combining majestic mountains white sandy beaches, bright blue seas and tranquil nature reserves, Helderberg residents enjoy the best of the Western Cape. Helderberg is made up of Somerset West, Gordon's Bay, Strand and a few smaller towns. Climate An average high temperature of 26 degrees and an average low temperature of 14 degrees, classifies the areas climate as warm and temperate. Schools in the area There are numerous private and public schools encompassing pre-schools, primary schools, high schools, colleges, business schools and tertiary education institutes in Helderberg.  Newberry House Montessori Childrens World...