This new three-level home in Camps Bay has five bedrooms, six bathrooms and three reception areas.
Nestled between Camps Bay and Clifton, this seafront property occupies a prime position on secluded Glen Beach on a 486m² plot. The newly built home spans three levels with direct access to the beach, a popular spot among local surfers and beachgoers. The house has five bedrooms, six bathrooms and three reception areas with a seamless flow to a large terrace and pool. There is a secure garage.
The Fynbos, a mixed-use biophilic building spanning 24 storeys, now under construction in Bree Street, offers 689 studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments sized from 24m. Buy-to-let investors can join a rental pool with net projected yields of up to 15% a year. Communal amenities include a rooftop sunset terrace with lap pool, co-working space, fitness centre, plant-based restaurant and bar.
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