Modern & Secure 2-Bedroom Ground Floor Flat

Wheel chair friendly. Only 22 units in the complex.
Privately positioned on a corner of the ground floor, this neat and well-maintained flat offers convenient access to a covered parking bay.

Inside, you'll find:

A spacious open-plan living and dining area

A well-equipped kitchen

A separate laundry room off the passage

Two generous bedrooms

A full bathroom with bath and shower

Step outside from the living area onto a private patio, complete with a built-in braai—perfect for entertaining.

Additional features:

Covered parking for one vehicle

Additional open parking available

Secure, well-managed complex

Peaceful location close to town and essential amenities

Contact me today to arrange a viewing!

TIP:
There’s often confusion between Transfer Duty and Transfer Fees, so here’s a quick breakdown to clarify:

Transfer Duty is a tax paid to SARS when purchasing a property. However, for properties valued between R0 and R1,100,000, no transfer duty is payable—this is a tax exemption for properties in that price range.

Transfer Fees, on the other hand, are legal fees charged by the conveyancing attorneys who handle the registration of the property in your name. These fees are still payable regardless of whether Transfer Duty applies.

If you're taking out a bond (home loan) to finance the property, then an additional fee called the Bond Registration Fee will be payable. This is handled by a separate attorney known as the Bond Attorney.

So in most financed property transactions, there are two sets of attorneys:

The Conveyancing Attorney – registers the property in your name.

The Bond Attorney – registers the bond in favour of the bank.