Area Profiles

Constantia, one of Cape Town's oldest areas, is well-known for its lush green surroundings and wine production. Situated in the Southern Suburbs, it's considered one of the most coveted neighbourhoods. The area is characterised by charming tree-lined streets, prestigious schools, and convenient amenities that residents appreciate. It also has a rich wine heritage, with ten wine estates, including some of the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere, such as the Groot Constantia Estate. Nestled among graceful oak trees, you'll discover magnificent estates and modern mansions with captivating views of the valley. Constantia is a lovely and historic haven, brimming with...

De Waterkant is one of Cape Town's chic enclaves, perched on Signal Hill's slopes. It is a sub-district of the suburb of Green Point, positioned adjacent to the central business district along Somerset Road's South-eastern stretch. To its South lies the historically rich Bo-Kaap district. With its vibrant restaurant scene and distinctive architecture, De Waterkant attracts young professionals and upper-class residents, making it a perfect neighbourhood. It offers excellent amenities and popular shopping venues such as the Cape Quarter Lifestyle Centre and the V&A; Waterfront. The area is a combination of modern apartments and Cape Dutch cottages, adding to its...

Set on the slopes of Lion's Head, Fresnaye is a breathtaking residential area that effortlessly blends upscale living with an abundance of top-notch amenities. Positioned between Bantry Bay and Sea Point, Fresnaye epitomises elegance. Fresnaye, renowned for its picturesque allure, boasts an array of attractions and a diverse selection of charming dining establishments nearby. Adding to the area's unique and lovely character are the tree-lined avenues adorned with graceful French names, further enhancing its captivating beauty. Aside from its scenic appeal, Fresnaye offers a variety of stunning properties nestled in serene surroundings. Residents can relish the...

As one of the first suburbs to be established in Cape Town, Gardens is and has been a very popular residential destination in the City Bowl. Gaining its name due to the famous Company Gardens that can be found here, this area boasts an unmatched mix of natural beauty and convenience. Sandwiched between Oranjezicht and Tamboerskloof, Gardens’ has a calm atmosphere where residents can enjoy a quiet lifestyle while being in proximity to the hustle and bustle of the vibrant City Centre. Many properties in Gardens have been rezoned for commercial and business use, but those that remain consist of authentic Cape Dutch mansions and artsy apartments with large rooms,...

Green Point is a picturesque and cosmopolitan suburb that captivates with its prime location. Located between the foot of Signal Hill, and the Atlantic Ocean, the area's beauty is heightened by its stunning surroundings. The area has many attractions, such as Cape Town Stadium and Green Point Park. Along Somerset Road, you can enjoy an array of eateries, cafes, boutique shops, and lively nightclubs, making it a thriving social spot. With its proximity to Mouille Point, De Waterkant, and Sea Point, Green Point is particularly attractive to young professionals. Its appeal is complemented by stylish apartments and mixed-use developments, which offer breathtaking...

Higgovale is a Cape Town suburb with taste. This sought-after area is home to luxurious homes with magnificent views. It is a residential area built on sloping hills and provides distinct vantage points of Table Mountain and the City Bowl. The Atlantic Ocean lies below providing a peaceful backdrop for the exciting lifestyle that awaits you in Higgovale.  Travel with ease in Higgovale  Avid travellers will be pleased to know that Cape Town International Airport is a mere 22 minutes (20,3 km) away via the N2. There are plenty of accessible routes and interleading ways through Higgovale's steep slopes. Public transport in the area is reliable and quick. The MyCiti...

Nestled in Cape Town, Kenilworth is coveted for its tranquil residential atmosphere and accessibility. Positioned between Claremont and Wynberg, this upscale suburb boasts tree-lined streets and a laid-back atmosphere, offering a delightful blend of serenity and elegance. Kenilworth Upper has charm with attractions like the historic Kenilworth Racecourse and the scenic Conservation Area. Amidst a mix of local shops and industries, the suburb also enjoys the convenience of being close to Claremont's shopping malls and hospitals. Being one of the affluent areas in the Southern Suburbs, it boasts exceptional properties, ranging from stunning residences with well-kept...

Mouille Point is a premier Cape Town enclave between Granger Bay and the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. With opulent apartment buildings dominating the skyline, its beachfront position provides breathtaking ocean views. Capetonians enjoy daily strolls along the Mouille Point promenade, a popular attraction. Adjacent to the promenade is the expansive Green Point Common, featuring a golf course and green fields, offering an idyllic haven. The area's properties offer luxurious apartment living with contemporary amenities and sweeping ocean views. This prime location is ideal for those seeking a premier seaside lifestyle right in the heart of Cape Town, making these...

Nestled in Cape Town's Southern Suburbs is the laid-back charm of Newlands. Positioned as an upscale suburb, Newlands features lush greenery and is renowned for its verdant surroundings. It borders the scenic Newlands Forest and the renowned Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens. What sets Newlands apart is its easy-going elegance and the added perk of having shops and eateries just a stone's throw away. Whether taking a stroll down tree-lined avenues or visiting nearby commercial centres, hospitals, or recreational spots, residents enjoy the convenience that defines this leafy neighbourhood. Located between tranquillity and vibrancy, the area has the perfect...

This Cape Town suburb is an eclectic, Bohemian town with a relaxed feel. You immediately feel the laidback atmosphere as you stroll through Observatory's many antique stores and popular eateries. It is an area that emphasises the melting pot of South Africa's cultures, meshed seamlessly with the distinctive Cape Town flair. Discover the top benefits of living in Observatory and why you should consider owning a property here.  Travel with ease in Observatory  Cape Town International Airport is approximately 14 minutes (14,5 km) away via the N2/Settler's Way. The closest beach is Camps Bay at a driving distance of 13,6 km (23 minutes) via the M3, depending on traffic...