Area Profiles

Situated in the Constantia Valley beneath the shadow of the Constantiaberg Mountains, bordered by Tokai, Heathfield, Meadowridge and Retreat, lies the peaceful suburb of Bergvliet, known for its friendly community, affordable, family-sized homes and gracious gardens. The area is surrounded by the lush Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Constantia Wine Route and owing to quick access via the M3 highway, a short drive to Cape Town's CBD and the False Bay beaches. Not far from the Newlands Cricket Grounds and Rhodes Memorial, with its tea garden and magnificent views, the area has no shortage of enjoyable outings and activities with which to fill your...

Set against the magnificent backdrop of Table Mountain in the Constantia Valley, Bishopscourt encapsulates the term 'prestigious' owing to its breath-taking views, opulent family residences, gorgeously trimmed gardens and the many great oak trees that line the quiet streets of this luxurious suburb. Set within the heart of the Constantia Valley region, in proximity to the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, the Constantia Wine Route and short 13km drive to the Cape Town CBD, Bishopscourt is a setting straight out of a landscape painting, with several celebrities and even foreign embassies choosing it as their place of permanent residence. These multi-million-rand...

Cape Town with Table Mountain as it's centrefold and flanked by the Ocean on 3 sides must surely be one of the most beautiful cities and most desirable places in the world to own real estate. Claremont Lynfrae is in the centre of the Southern Suburbs. It is a quiet leafy suburb with easy access to most highways and a mere 10 minutes from the centre of Cape Town. The Lynfrae borders are between Keurboom Road, Palmyra Road, Belvedere and Queen Victoria Roads. Claremont has long been one of the most popular residential areas in the Southern Suburbs. The area is family orientated ranging from large family homes on large grounds to slightly more compact homes for the...

Easily the centre-point of Cape Town, Claremont Upper can be described as the heart of the Southern Suburbs; With large family-oriented properties and vast gardens, all in relative proximity to beaches, parks, schools and the Cape Town CBD, Claremont Upper is framed with a picturesque mountain backdrop. The popular, leafy suburb is situated adjacent to Main Road and above the railway line, neighbouring both the Newlands and Rondebosch suburbs, a short distance from the celebrated Newlands Cricket Grounds and nearby to the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden and the Arderne Gardens, two local destinations of nature's beauty. Due to a thriving and prosperous CBD as well...

Located in the Constantia Valley in the heart of the Southern Suburbs, nestled between the slopes of the Constantiaberg Mountain and Table Mountain ranges and set beneath the Table Mountain National Park, lies the beautiful, picturesque suburb of Constantia. Regarded as the oldest wine-making region in the southern hemisphere, Constantia is home to the famed Constantia Wine Route, which includes award-winning wine farms like Buitenverwachting, Klein Constantia, Groot Constantia and many more. As one of the most prestigious areas in Cape Town, residential properties in the Constantia area offer both a pastoral and suburban lifestyle, with a mix of upmarket townhouse...

Nestled between the neighbouring boundaries of Kenilworth and Claremont, lies the quaint, Chelsea-esque suburb of Harfield Village, with its semi-detached Edwardian and Victorian cottages decorating the tree-lined avenues and English-styled street names like Norfolk and Surrey only adding to the homely, village appeal of the area. The popular suburb is centrally-situated adjacent to the Harfield train station, just down the road from the Cavendish Square Shopping Centre and only a 5km drive to the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and the Newlands rugby and cricket stadiums. In testimony to its village appeal, Harfield Village holds an annual carnival that runs along 2nd...

Located just below the railway line between the suburbs of Claremont and Wynberg, lies the leafy suburb of Kenilworth. With affordable, medium-sized properties complete with lush gardens, just south of Main Road and away from the mountain, Kenilworth is certainly a desired and sought-after location to reside in. The area is a central hub, brimming with activity, surrounded by numerous office blocks, residential properties and thriving retail outlets. The landmark Kenilworth Racecourse and Conservation Area, lies at the centre of the suburb, highlighting it as a pinnacle of natural beauty.  Brief History of the Area:  The story of Kenilworth can be traced...

Nestled between the popular Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden and the lush Constantia Winelands, bordering Claremont Upper and Wynberg Upper, lies the centrally-located, enchanted suburb of Upper Kenilworth. With spacious homes and well-manicured gardens, Upper Kenilworth is certainly an area to consider making your home. The area is a veritable hub of activity, brimming with abundant industry, retail shopping, office blocks and numerous residential properties. Kenilworth Upper is also home to the magnificent Kenilworth Racecourse and Conservation Area, highlighting the suburb as a pinnacle of natural beauty. Upper Kenilworth offers respectable yet remarkably...

Set against the backdrop of the grand Constantiaberg Mountains and bordered by the surrounding suburbs of Lakeside, Tokai and Bergvliet, lies the beautiful, green suburb of Kirstenhof, known for its welcoming community, amazing views, and affordable, family-sized properties. Surrounded by numerous wetlands, hiking trails, and wine farms, the area is a hub of natural beauty teeming with abundant flora and wildlife. Kirstenhof is also sandwiched between Tokai Main Road and the final stretch of the M3 expressway, allowing for quick access to Cape Town's CBD, Muizenberg Beach, and even the Constantia Wine Route. Not far from Tokai Park (formerly Tokai Forest) and the...

Situated by the M3 and N2 freeways to the west and the north and eclipsed in the shadow of Devil's Peak, lies the popular suburb of Mowbray. Primarily a transitory suburb, Mowbray acts as a thoroughfare where many people pass through on their way in and out of Cape Town's CBD, with Main Road functioning as an interchange for taxi's, buses and trains. The famed Liesbeek River flows from south to north through the suburb of Mowbray, separating the area into two distinct sections. The western section contains most of the suburb's commercial development and lies along the lower slopes of Devil's Peak, while the eastern section, commonly known as "Little Mowbray" rests on the...