Price: R 1,195,000 - Property Type: Residential

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Share| Summary Info Ref No 2640232 Province Western Cape City Bellville - Suburb Trends Suburb Loevenstein Weather Bellville Weather Mon L:8°C H:19°C Tue L:10°C H:22°C Wed L:11°C H:19°C Thu L:10°C H:20°C Heading LOW MAINTENANCE TOWNHOUSE Description Lovely lock up and go townhouse. 3 Bedrooms with laminated flooring, 2 bathrooms (MES). Large garden for kids to play. Close to N1 with easy access to Cape Town and the Winelands. Click here to Translate Bedrooms 3.00 Bathrooms 2.00 Garages 1.00 Elect Garages Yes Garden Established Kitchen Yes Formal Lounge Yes Size 458.00 Square M Covered 110.00 Exterior Facebrick Window Type Aluminium Times Viewed: 89 (Since listed or for the current month)

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Belville

The residential suburb of Bellville lies a sheer 25km outside of the centre of Cape Town on the N1 towards Stellenbosch and was originally a resting place called “Twelfth Mile”, in the Tygerberg Hills, with breathtaking views over the winelands and Table Mountain. Top schools include DF Malan High, Bellville High and HTS Bellville (High Technical School), several Primary schools and crèches makes this a family haven. A stroll along the dams in Kenridge and De Bron offers relaxation for all. The forestry close to Van Riebeeckshof and Oude Westhof clears the soul from a hectic day at the office.  Boston offers the interns and doctors spacious homes close to Tygerberg, Louis Leipoldt and Karl Bremmer Hospitals. The hub of Bellville’s Tygerwaterfront and Bella Rosa offers top notch apartments, offices and restaurants. The night comes alive in Edward Street, just a stone throw from Tygerwaterfront. If views are what you are after then look no further than Welgemoed, Loevenstein and Tygerberg Hills with sweeping views towards Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean.  Exclusive security estates are the well known Kanonberg and Welgedacht Estates. The old saying in the Cape: “Come to Bellville and C Y”.