Area Profiles

Nestled between Cape Town's picturesque shoreline and the majestic Signal Hill, the charming neighbourhood of Sea Point is renowned for its alluring beaches and beautiful promenade - making it one of Cape Town's gems. With its prime location, Sea Point offers both the tranquillity of a coastal lifestyle and the convenience of being close to the city.  Sea Point is more than a scenic location; it is also a hub for tourist attractions, such as luxurious hotels, trendy boutiques, and fantastic art galleries. The local dining scene is equally impressive, including various restaurants, cafés, and restaurants serving delectable cuisine. Properties are highly...

Steenberg Golf Estate, located in Cape Town's southern suburbs within the Constantia area, holds historical significance as one of the oldest estates in the region. Named after the nearby mountain range, "Steenberg" means "Mountain of Stone." It also features an esteemed 18-hole golf course. Located in the Constantia Valley, the estate boasts a historic vineyard dating back to the late 17th century. Amidst breathtaking vistas, residents can enjoy golf, dining scenes, and wine tastings, all while enjoying 24-hour security and first-rate facilities. The properties in Steenberg Golf Estate are remarkable, offering elegance, sophistication, and modern comfort. From...

Found between Gardens and the Cape Peninsula National Park, at the foothill of Lion’s Head is the established suburb of Tamboerskloof. With lofty Victorian-style homes, art deco architecture and an overall eclectic mix of property types making up its neighbourhoods - Tamboerskloof is a popular destination for anyone wanting to reside in Cape Town. Offering beautiful views of the Table Mountain, Lion’s Head and the bay below, this wonderful suburb seems to be cradled by the arms of the mountain. While other suburbs in the City Bowl seem to run up the mountain, Tamboerskloof is located at the base of the initial slope. This locale also provides residents...

Seamlessly blending into its neighbours, Green Point and Sea Point, Three Anchor Bay is often not paid much attention by visitors as an area of its own. However, this beautiful upmarket suburb, just 10 minutes from the city centre, almost lays claim to the properties running up towards Signal Hill providing residents with spectacular views and vistas. As a popular spot for water sports enthusiasts the Three Anchor Bay's beach is a frequented kayaking launching site and sunbathing destination.

The residential suburb of Vredehoek lies on the lower foothills of Devil’s Peak, just outside of the city. Popular among upper-class young homebuyers, Vredehoek offers some of the best views around, with vistas of the Waterfront, Table Mountain and the city within view from the homes here. Working in the city and living in Vredehoek has become one of the most popular combinations for Capetonians who flock to this sought-after area. Vredehoek directly translates into ‘peace corner’, and it is clear to see why as this quiet suburb has the Table Mountain Nature Reserve as a backyard. On top of this, residents can enjoy an abundance of outdoor activities...

Nestled near Table Mountain, the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront quietly stands out as a favourite spot for tourists in Cape Town. Residents enjoy a relaxed lifestyle with the harbour as their backdrop and charming restaurants and shops just a short walk away. You'll find comfortable apartments in this residential area, particularly around the marina. As the Southern Hemisphere's oldest operating harbour, the picturesque scene offers serene views of Table Mountain, the ocean, and the Hottentots-Holland Mountains. It's a calming and beautiful setting. Real estate in the V&A; Waterfront varies from cosy townhouses to trendy urban lofts and from luxurious waterfront...

Located 20 km from the centre of Cape Town, Hout Bay forms part of the opulent Atlantic Seaboard. Encircled by mountains to the North, East and West, the waters of the South Atlantic Ocean makes up its Southern border. As a frequented holiday and tourist destination, Hout Bay offers visitors and residents a host of fishing, surfing, historical and cultural attractions. What's more, this harbour village is home to more than a dozen schools - making it the perfect place for family living.

Commonly described as laid-back and breathtaking, Noordhoek forms part of the Atlantic Seaboard and lies approximately 35 km from Cape Town's centre. Known for its long stretch of shoreline and white sandy beach, this area can be reached by means of the scenic Chapman's Peak Drive or the equally picturesque Ou Kaapse Weg. With its property landscape consisting of large homes with sea views, Noordhoek also boasts a village feel. Noordhoek is home to a large horse population, it is not uncommon to see people riding along its seashore with many equestrian enthusiasts making this suburb their home.