Why rent if you can buy? Lovely family house with 2 bedroom 1bathroom, kitchen and a nice lounge this is a good investment opportunity.
We can also assit you with Government subsidy if your salary is less than R15 000 per month.
Subsidy is now making home ownership easy and affordable.
Features
3
2
Interior
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Kitchens
1
Reception Rooms
1
Exterior
Carports / Parkings
3
Sizes
Floor Size
250m²
Extras
House Style: Contemporary • Other Style: Under Construction • Locality: Close To Schools • Locality: Close To Shops • Locality: Close To Transport • Living Area: Formal Dining • Kitchen: Open Plan • Main Bedroom: Double • Ensuite: Bath • Bedroom 2: Double • Bedroom 3: Double • Main Bathroom: Bath • Laundry: In Kitchen • Window Coverings: Shutters • Insulation: Ceiling • Heating / Cooling: Electric • Outdoor Living: Garden • Garaging / Carparking: Off Street • Land Contour: Flat • Condition: Excellent • Window/door Frames: Aluminium • Water Supply: Town Supply • Sewerage: Mains
A town rich in history, vibrant culture and loads of amenities is Vanderbijlpark. Named after Hendrik van der Bijl, an electrical engineer and industrialist, Vanderbijlpark was founded in 1942 when the South African Iron and Steel Industrial Corporation had reached capacity. Alongside Vereeniging and Sasolburg, these 3 towns form the Vaal Triangle, one of South Africa's major industrial regions. Vanderbijlpark sits...
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Cliford Magubane
Non-Principal Property Practitioner Registered with PPRA (FFC 118 556 6)
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