Ref: RXDF-5650
ZAR 18 995 000
Nestled in a tranquil Camps Bay cul-de-sac, this multi-level gem makes its debut on the property market since 1989, offering versatile living with exceptional income potential.
The property's sustainable features include three rainwater JoJo tanks, a solar heated pool, and a solar power system utilizing a 5.5kW inverter, 5kW battery, and 4x550W solar panels.
Entering the driveway, there is secure covered parking for five vehicles, including a double garage, alongside a fully self-contained studio apartment complete with kitchenette and bathroom. There is an additional partially completed studio with plans drafted, as well as plans for a second story to the main building.
Going up the stairs leading to the house you will see the solar heated pool surrounded by limes, lemons and a grapevine. A small, peaceful pond sits in the corner.
A large wooden deck wraps around the house, providing beautiful views of the ocean. The deck leads into an open plan lounge with a lovely indoor fireplace. There is a kitchen with pantry leading off from the lounge. There is also a bar area off the lounge that opens onto the deck, perfect for entertaining.
There are four bedrooms in the house. The first bedroom by the lounge has its own spacious three-quarter bathroom, as well as a separate entrance from the back of the house, near the aviary. It is a good potential rental opportunity, or perfect for visiting friends and family.
Accessed from the passage are two bedrooms with beautiful views seen through the sliding doors that open onto the covered deck. These two rooms share a three-quarter bathroom.
The large main bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe that includes desk space and leads into a full en-suite bathroom.
This Camps Bay treasure combines eco-friendly features, modern comforts, and remarkable location—perfect as a family home or income-generating investment or both.
Jessica Pikus is a representative of Real Estate Power CC, T/A RE/MAX PREMIER, an independently owned and operated franchise of RE/MAX SA.
