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Bakoven is situated just beyond Camps Bay and was probably named such due to the large boulder on the waters edge that the Dutch explorers nicknamed ‘baking oven’ due to a marking on its side that represents an oven door.The pristine sandy beach with its scattered boulders and rock pools make it a very sought after area and properties range from beach bungalows to majestic penthouses and villas further up the mountain face with the Twelve Apostles Mountain range as a backdrop.In the busy summer months, Bakoven is a little gem away from the maddening crowds where you can explore the rock pools, and enjoy the beach in peace and quiet.  Keep an eye out for whales as they...

Located on the slopes of Lions Head, Bantry Bay lies between Sea Point and Clifton and was originally named Botany Bay after a medicinal garden that was originally planted there.The properties are magnificent and are perched on the rocks overlooking the sweeping expanse of the ocean below.Like its neighbour, Fresnaye, Bantry Bay is also blessed with being in a pocket of wind-free area, a welcome respite from the fierce South Easter that blows in Summer.This trendy area has upmarket homes, apartments and hotels including The President, The Bantry and Bantry Rocks and is a favourite among the countries elite and overseas investors alike.Bantry Bay offers everything from...

Camps Bay lies behind Table Mountain and nestles comfortably below the Twelve Apostles Mountain range sweeping all the way down to the magnificent sandy white beaches and it is home to some amazing Camps Bay property.With its scenic beauty, long stretch of palm tree lined beach and beachfront cafes, its easy to see why Camps Bay is popular amongst tourists from the world over.The main road buzzes in summer and one can enjoy amazing cocktails or enjoy a variety of cuisine at the many top class restaurants, cafes and bars that line this stretch.Shopping:For little stores interspersed between some great restaurants, take a walk down the Camps Bay strip.  If you need...

Nothing epitomises luxury and affluence quite like a Clifton property.Here you will find some of the priciest and most beautiful properties in South Africa with many nestled on the cliff face or literally on the beach where you can almost stretch out and feel the sand.Clifton properties are exquisite and you would likely see them showcased in magazines and lifestyle tv shows owing to their architectural design and that many are coveted by celebrities and wealthy individuals from the world over.Although a relatively small area, here you will find everything from beach bungalows where the waves crash on your doorstep to opulent mansions overlooking the ocean.Clifton offers...

The De Waterkant is a stylish little sub-district of Green Point lying adjacent to the Cape Town city centre and Bo-kaap areas.Over the past 10 years, the area has seen significant investment and has been transformed into one of the trendiest areas around with chic cafes, restaurants and quaint little stores.The area is very popular with Cape Towns gay community as well as young professionals and niche retailers.  Take a walk down the cobbled streets and admire the architecture, a mix of Georgian and Cape Dutch with a modern twist.De Waterkant also has its very own lifestyle shopping centre called The Cape Quarter where you will find everything from daily grocery...

Fresnaye is one of Cape Towns most exclusive neighbourhoods, well known for being a little piece of ‘wind free’ heaven with upmarket and very stylish properties on the slope of the mountain.The respite from the South Easter together with sweeping ocean and sunset vistas as well as the mountain backdrop makes Fresnaye one of the most desirable areas along the Atlantic Seaboard.Fresnaye has an interesting link with France in that most of the tree lined avenues have French names.For the hikers, there are trails all along the surrounding areas and its proximity to Clifton, Camps Bay and beautiful beaches only add to its allure.Properties in the area always show good capital...

Gardens Gardens is a well-known inner city suburb that as the name suggests, was so named as it was one of the first farms that provided fresh produce to the settlers. Perched just above the city bowl and cradled by Table Mountain and Lions Head, Gardens is a popular area among young professionals and is home to vibey cafes, bars, upmarket restaurants, boutique retail stores and a mix of older style apartments and new funky lofts. Amenities Shopping:. The Gardens Shopping centre although relatively small compared to some of the bigger and more well known shopping centres in Cape Town is nonetheless the most popular shopping centre in the city bowl with loyal local...

Green Point lies adjacent to the city centre and its close proximity as well as easy access to beaches and hotspots make this a popular residential area for young professionals and the gay and lesbian community as well as tourists visiting Cape Town.This vibrant hub has it all from top coffee shops, delis and restaurants and is within walking distance of Africas  premier shopping destination, the V&A Waterfront as well as the new urban park adjacent to the Metropolitan Golf Club and Virgin Active Gym.The Cape Town Stadium, located in Green Point, also provides entertainment in terms of sporting events and top performers and events from around the world.If all that wasn’t...

Also known as the Platinum Mile due to its prestigious beachfront setting and beautiful apartment blocks that offer never ending ocean views with Robben Island on the horizon.  The fresh sea breeze is a godsend on a hot summer day and this together with the calm and quiet neighbourhood means it is perfect for reflection and true relaxation.  Sea Points promenade runs all the way through Mouille Point with the Lighthouse a standout landmark and allows one to stretch those legs and simply choose a direction, left to Sea Point or right to the V&A Waterfront which incidentally is only a 10min walk away.Shopping:.The V&A Waterfront is just 5 minutes away, offering everything...

Sea Point’s hustle and bustle reminds one of city life however the smell of the sea breeze and seagulls flying overhead remind you that one road down and you are literally on the beachfront.  The ever popular Sea Point Promenade stretches along this beachfront and this is where everyone comes to take a break from their hectic day.  You will find everyone, from a casual stroller and rollerblader to hardcore runner, exercising and stretching those muscles on the 5km stretch alongside the sea.  This area offers fantastic family time as there are playgrounds as well as games of soccer and rugby happening on the grass section.  Sea Point’s main road is extremely cosmopolitan...