Claremont is located around 10km south of Cape Town City and lies in what is collectively know as the Southern Suburbs. Claremont's proximity to the city centre, the many top schools in the area and the scenic surroundings of this suburb all contribute to Claremont property being immensely sought after.

The popular Cavendish shopping centre is one of the area's most popular attractions. Claremont also hosts a large number of corporate head offices and a variety of new developments have contributed to the growth that the area has experienced over the last decade. Yet despite all these development, Claremont has remained a clean, save and beautiful residential area.

The many amenities and attractions in and around Claremont include the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Newlands Rugby and Cricket Grounds, the beaches of False Bay, the University of Cape Town not to mention the acclaimed Constantia Winelands. The area is served by several top schools including Abbott's College and Herschel Girls' School as well as a wide range of good quality medical centres.

Quint semi detached cottages, popular among first time buyers as well as large family homes and old roomy apartments make out the real estate in Claremont. These properties are seen as extremely good investments like most of the properties in the Southern Suburbs.

The scenic Atlantic Seaboard of Cape Town stretches all the way from the periphery of the V&A Waterfront to the charming seaside village of Hout Bay. In between these two destinations lies the opulent and sought after areas of Sea Point, Bantry Bay, Clifton, Camps Bay and Llandudno. The Atlantic Seaboard boasts some of South Africa’s most expensive properties, renowned for being excellent investments.

What makes Atlantic Seaboard real estate so sought after? The breathtaking views of the sprawling Atlantic Ocean and the majestic Twelve Apostles mountain range contribute to the popularity of the area and so does its ideal location close to all of Cape Town many attractions including Table Mountain, the city centre and the Cape Winelands. The area also offers some of South Africa’s best beaches, restaurants and shopping centres thus combining the best of luxury seaside living with urban sophistication.

A range of holiday homes and apartments along with luxury homes, villas and townhouses make up the properties on the Atlantic Seaboard.

Constantia is one of Cape Town’s most upmarket suburbs with its leafy tree lined streets, historic homes and vineyards. It lies on the shady slopes of the Constantia Mountains with little standing in the way of this being the perfect place to live.

It is a known fact that the vineyards in Constantia are some of the oldest in the country. The Constantia wine route includes world-renowned farms like Groot Constantia, Klein Constantia and Buitenverwachting and the immense beauty of these venues makes it hard to believe that you are less that 20 minutes drive from a major city centre.

Despite the rural feel of this sought after suburb, you are never far from some of Cape Town’s best restaurants, shopping centre, boutiques and theatres. Various top schools, medical centre and gyms are located within easy access of property in Constantia.

The area is any outdoor enthusiast’s dream with a myriad of forest walks and activities to enjoy. The well-known Kirstenbosch Gardens is located in the area, not to mention the Table Mountain National Park.

Constantia real estate ranges from large family homes and security estates to smallholdings and farms and is perfect for those looking for an opulent country lifestyle.

The coastal town of Hermanus is famous for being the world's foremost land-based whale watching destination. Between July and November, thousands of excited whale watchers flock to Hermanus to view these magnificent beasts in their natural habitat. The scenic beauty of this town and its beaches, its ideal location 140km from Cape Town and the various out-door activities make property in Hermanus extremely sought after.

The idyllic seaside village of Onrus is located a few minutes from the bustling Hermanus and is home to a large number of permanent residents as well as seasonal holiday makers This idyllic seaside village, surrounded by natural fynbos and countless Milkwood trees, is the ideal base to explore the Overberg and all its many attractions. Properties in Onrus have access to a serene beach, a natural tidal pool and the scenic Harder Bay Marine Reserve not to mention the excellent land-based whale watching points.

The town of Vermont borders on Onrus and, just like its neighbour offers a beautiful undisturbed beach and stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the sprawling Atlantic Ocean. Property in Vermont serves mainly as holiday homes for those who come to enjoy the tranquillity of this scenic destination.

Sandbaai is one of the newer suburbs in the Greater Hermanus area. Apart from the scenic beach, the main draw card to staying here is the rustic feel of the village. Another scenic town in the Overberg is Fisherhaven. Property in Fisherhaven is located on the lagoon and offers tranquil surroundings and an abundance of wildlife. Properties here are especially popular among holidaymakers, retirees, investors and families seeking a hidden retreat.

The coastal town of Jeffrey's Bay or J'Bay is located in South Africa's Eastern Cape. It is ideally situated along the N2 highway about an hours' drive from Port Elizabeth. During July spectators from all over the world pack the beaches of Jeffrey's Bay to watch the Billabong Pro ASP World Tour, which makes this venue the fifth most famous surfing destination in the world.

The warm waters of the Indian Ocean along with pleasant year-round climate attract thousand of holiday makers to this part of the country and makes property in Jeffrey's Bay popular among not only holiday home owners but also families, retirees and investors.

An exquisite array of shells can be found in this part of South Africa's coastline. To celebrate this Jeffrey's Bay host the Shell Festival annually which acts as an opportunity to showcase this variety in a responsible way. Festivalgoers are guaranteed to see a variety of innovative uses for shells from ornaments and ashtrays to shoes and cutlery.

Jeffrey's Bay also forms part of the Garden Route, which encompasses some of South Africa's most beautiful beaches, mountains, and rivers. Along this renowned route you will find countless activities to enjoy including whale watching, hiking, ostrich riding, golfing, swimming, bungee jumping and more.

About 16km from Jeffrey's Bay lies Humansdorp - a destination that has often been described as having all the facilities of a city but the atmosphere and charm of a small town. It is also known to be the Gateway to the Garden Route as it lies close to where the route unofficially starts. It is no surprise then that property in Humansdorp is rather popular, offering family homes, apartments and town houses.

The magic of this town lies in the fact that you will find every single type of natural habitat that exists in the whole of the Western Cape within a 10km radius of Kleinmond. This includes sea, beach, dune and rocky shore; tidal estuaries, wetland and a salt water coastal lake; mountain streams, waterfalls and a black water river; coastal flats, slopes of the folded mountains, caves, forests, strandveld and of course the unique Cape fynbos. 

To top this, Kleinmond is surrounded by the unspoilt Kogelberg Biosphere Nature Reserve and lies close to one of the most beautiful golf courses in the country - Arabella Golf Club, which is set on the banks of the Bot River Lagoon and fringed by indigenous fynbos.

Property in Kleinmond is especially popular among holidaymakers and retirees and offers a large number of holiday homes, family homes as well as various vacant land options.

Milnerton, one of the oldest suburbs along northern Table Bay lies ideally close to all of Cape Town many attractions, including the V&A Waterfront, Table Mountain and the trendy beaches of the Atlantic Seaboard.

The Milnerton beach boast stunning views of Table Mountain and is a popular spot for both walkers and surfers. Although the water is fairly cold, the beach often hosts various water sport activities including the Downwind Dash Surf Ski events during summer. Another feature of Milnerton is its lagoon fringed by palm trees and especially popular among canoeists and bird watchers. 

The Milnerton Gold Club is an 18-hole course nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Rietvlei River. Other attractions in Milnerton include the 21m high Milnerton Lighthouse and Woodbridge Island.

Many properties in Milnerton are blessed with spectacular views of both Table Bay and Table Mountain. The area offers a wide spectrum of properties including family homes, flats, apartments, town houses and estates

Attractions in Paarl are the Afrikaans Taal Monument, the Arboretum with its collection of exotic and indigenous trees, excellent restaurants for the cosmopolitan taste buds to have a gastronomical experience, historical buildings and homes that recall our colonial heritage. Paarl Main Road, which is the longest road in South Africa, is a mixture of vineyards, top educational institutions, beautiful homes and shops. Real estate in Paarl comes in the form of apartments, large family homes, houses, and retirement villages located in the quite suburbs of this beautiful town.

Just like Paarl, Wellington's economy centres around agriculture such as wine, table grapes and citrus, however Wellington is really renowned for its brandy industry. The town lies at the foot of one of the oldest mountain passes in South Africa called Bain's Kloof. Wellington property offers something for everyone whether you are a student, retiree, first time buyer, or looking for a family home.  

Plattekloof is part of Cape Town's Northern Suburbs and is located within easy access of the N1 taking you into Cape Town City. Probably one of the major advantages of living in Plattekloof is that it offers a safe country lifestyle while at the same time it is close to all Cape Town's amenities.

The area is served by a number of good schools and shopping centres including the popular Tyger Valley Centre. Various top medical centres and other amenities are also part of the area's infrastructure.

Plattekloof is set on the back of the Tygerberg Hills and shares a border with De Grendel wine estate, which sits on top of this same hill and forms part of the Durbanville Wine Route - another reason why property in Plattekloof is so sought after.

Among the various properties in Plattekloof you will find spacious well maintained family homes and smaller more modest houses and apartments. Other properties in the Northern Suburbs can be found in Goodwood, Parow and Bothasig

Port Elizabeth is the second oldest city in South Africa and serves as the commercial capital of the Eastern Cape Province. This town is also often referred to as P.E, The Windy City or The Friendly City and is part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality.

Port Elizabeth is a very popular residential area mainly due to the moderate climate all year round, its fantastic beaches and safe and pleasant communities. The city has been dubbed the 10-minute city as you can get anywhere in the city within ten minutes. This also contributes to Port Elizabeth's small town feel.

The recently completed Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium will play host to a number of games during the 2010 World Cup Soccer tournament. This is sure to put Port Elizabeth firmly on the map as tourists discover all this destination has to offer. This includes the various malaria-free game reserves in the area, the city's inspiring architecture, the save swimming beaches as well as the hospitality of the residents.

Port Elizabeth is the hub of the South African motor vehicle industry with various vehicle assembly plants situated here. Port Elizabeth's booming tourist industry can largely be contributed to the fact that it lies at the end of the popular Garden Route and is viewed as the country's water sports capital.

Properties in Port Elizabeth include a wide spectrum of family homes, apartments, flats, student accommodation, town houses, various vacant land options and farms.

The suburb of Rondebosch lies on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain around 5km from Cape Town’s city centre. It is a fantastic place to live with easy access to the city via the M3 highway and the various top schools located in the area.

The University of Cape Town, one of the Western Cape top tertiary institutions, is located in Rondebosch. Other landmarks and places of interest include the Rhodes Memorial, Rondebosch Common and the Rondebosch Fountain. Rondebosch also hosts the Presidential home where Nelson Mandela and FW de Klerk co-signed the Groote Schuur Minute, which marked the beginning of the end of Apartheid.

Rondebosch forms part of the Southern Suburbs, which is one of Cape Town’s most sought after residential areas. Together these suburbs offer a range of shopping centres and malls, top schools, good medical facilities and above all a sense of community.

Rondebosch property is located among peaceful tree-lined avenues and offer an interesting mix of the old and the super modern, with a number of beautifully restored mansions. The numerous flats and apartments for sale in Rondebosch can easily be transformed into student accommodation making these properties extremely good investments.

This town, named after Lord Charles Somerset, is situated in the Helderberg Basin around 30 minute from Cape Town. With many good schools, top medical facilities, shopping centres and stunning views it is no surprise that the residential property market in Somerset West is booming.

Somerset West lies within easy reach the beach at Strand, which is approximately 6 km from the centre of the Somerset West and popular with families, surfers and holidaymakers.

Erinvale Golf Course, boasting breathtaking mountain and sea views, is one of the area's top attractions. Among the other attractions in the area you will find the Helderberg Wine Route and the Somerset Mall.
Although Somerset West is known as the town with the largest concentration millionaires in the country, the town still has a historical feel, which adds to its character and charm. Oak trees and thatched cottages, historic buildings and many national monuments contributes to the pleasant, comforting feel of this modern town.

Property in Somerset West ranges from large family homes and apartments to flats and golf estates.

Strand is located around 40 minutes from Cape Town and is viewed as one of South Africa’s oldest holiday destinations. A large number of modern high-rise apartment buildings dot the lengthy beachfront, which lies on the edge of a promenade that includes a few coffee shops, cafes and restaurants.

Which started out as a holiday and fishing resort is today a bustling town with residential property in Strand being popular yet affordable. It offers a wide range of holiday apartments, various sized houses and some vacant land options.

Gordon’s Bay, is an idyllic town a stone’s throw from Strand and is located in what is commonly know as the Helderberg basin. It is home to the SA Naval College and the town’s Mediterranean climate and stunning beach ensure that Gordon’s Bay is popular among tourists and holidaymakers. Bikini Beach is one of only a few Blue Flag beaches in the Western Cape and could possible be on of Gordon’s Bay most famous attractions. The town also has a small harbour, yacht club and an interesting range of restaurant and bars.

Property in Gordon’s Bay offers a wide range of holiday flats and apartments as well as spacious family homes with stunning sea-views.

Uitenhage lies around 38km from Port Elizabeth and is best known for being the home of the Volkswagen factory - rated as the biggest car factory on the African continent. The town is set ideally on the popular Garden Route in the foothills of the Winterhoek Mountains and has become a popular tourist stopover as it is a mere 45 km from the renowned Addo Elephant Park. This charming town is located 30km from the nearest beach.

Uitenhage was founded in 1804 by J.A Uitenhage de Mist – a Dutch governmental official sent to the then Cape Colony in the early 1800’s. Because of its rich history, some of the properties in Uitenhage are lovely examples of both Settler and Victorian architecture. The Drostdy, the Town Hall as well as the Court House are some of the historical 19th century buildings gracing the town.

The town of Uitenhage forms part of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality that includes Port Elizabeth, the nearby town of Despatch as well as the surrounding agricultural areas.

The climate in Uitenhage allows gardens to flourish without much of an effort and the town’s official flower, the Strelitzia, blooms almost everywhere in the area. So much so, that the town is often referred to as “The Garden Town”.

Property in Uitenhage consist of houses, townhouses, apartments and various vacant land options.

The West Coast of South Africa is a region of contrast and beauty. Stretching over 400km from north to south, the region and its people offer the visitor a surprising variety of travel experiences and destinations. These include the beautiful, and at times desolate, coastal region with its magnificent lagoon and numerous small fishing villages; the grain and wine farms of the Swartland and Sandveld; the citrus, Rooibos and wines of the Olifantsrivier Valley; the spectacular magnificence of the scenic Cederberg and Groot Winterhoek Mountains and the arid beauty of Namaqualand and the Knersvlakte.

The area is synonymous with whale watching, stunning spring flowers and delicious seafood. It is filled with exceptional character and breathtaking natural beauty. It is a nature lover's paradise with a number of nature reserves and national parks offering various hiking trails and spectacular scenery.

Properties here are popular among holidaymakers although there are a large number of people that call the West Coast home. These locals will proudly tell you that they will never live anywhere else. West Coast property can be found in Melkbosstrand, Langebaan and Shelley Point and include a variety of homes, flats, apartments, town houses and vacant land options.

Durbanville is a sought after residential area surrounded by picturesque wine farms and rolling wheat fields It is ideally located 8km from Bellville and 27km from Cape Town and although the area has seen some development over the last decade, it has managed to retain much of its rural feel.

The Durbanville Nature Reserve is a great place for picnicking and hiking while sports enthusiast can enjoy a round of golf on the Durbanville Golf Course. The area has no shortage of entertainment with a range of bars, clubs, restaurants and theatres located within easy reach.