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Darling is a vibrant town situated on the Cape West Coast and falls within the Swartland Municipality. Darling boasts a thriving farming community that concentrates on dairy, wheat, grapes, peas, and potatoes.Darling’s natural beauty and cultural richness offers a diversity of attractions — including its famous wildflower exhibitions (which have been drawing interested visitors in since 1917) and the impresario, Pieter Dirk Uys with his hilarious satires about his character “Evita Bezuidenhout”.Darling’s quaint charm, coupled with the beauty of its surrounding farmland, has ensured the town’s ongoing stability and growth over the past decades.Based on 2016 statistics,...

Delft is a large, predominantly residential area situated on the outskirts of Cape Town, South Africa. As a relatively young township, established in 1989, Delft has grown significantly and plays a crucial role in providing housing opportunities for a diverse population of 152 030 people (2013) within the Cape Metropolitan area. According to the 2011 census, Delft was 51% Coloured and 46% Black African with 3% "other". The dominant first languages are Afrikaans (47%) and Xhosa (37,8%) while English is widely used as second language.Community and LifestyleLife in Delft is characterized by a strong sense of...

Durbanville offers a wonderful lifestyle - mixing the convenience of city-living with an authentic country setting made possible due to historical wine estates and rolling hills literally forming the edge of the suburb.Types of Durbanville Property availableDurbanville offers many new developments - sectional title as well as own title. The ‘lock-up-and-go' feature was a great plus point as people tend to live on the run in this day and age. The security that the developments offered was just as important. The developers saw a gap in the market and focused on it. They made sure to offer exactly what the public required - and the market boomed!If you are lucky, you...

Eersterivier, situated on the outskirts of Cape Town, forming part of the Oostenberg subregion. The suburb offers a unique blend of urban living and access to the surrounding natural beauty of the Cape Winelands behind the Vlaeberg Hills. The area is characterized by its proximity to essential amenities and access to transport networks, making it a crucial residential hub within the broader Cape Town metropolitan area.Community-Focused LifestyleEersterivier is defined by its strong sense of community and the vibrant daily life of its residents. The area provides a range of housing options, catering to diverse needs and budgets, from family homes to smaller dwellings....

Gansbaai is a village of 8 665 adults within the Walker Bay area of the Cape's Whale Coast and in the Overberg region of the Western Cape.Gansbaai's close proximity to Hermanus and Cape Town makes this a wonderful lifestyle choice for permanent residents with children, retirees and even for those looking for a convenient weekend or second and summer home destination.This fishing village with two harbours has during the last decade transformed itself into an international tourism destination offering some of the best shark cage diving in the world due to the colonies of Cape Fur Seals that frequent "Shark Alley" between Dyer Island and Geyser Rock.Between July and...

Gordons Bay property offers the convenience of city amenities and a world-class beach area, without losing its small town feeling. Located in the Helderberg basin on the eastern edge of False Bay, it is within 30 minutes of Cape Town International airport, 55 minutes from Cape Town's CBD & 30 minutes from Stellenbosch University.Within a radius of 15 kilometers in and around Gordons Bay in the Helderberg area, you will find a Regional Shopping Centre with 191 stores, a variety of sports facilities including 6 golf courses, choice of secondary and primary schools, top medical facilities (Vergelen Medi-Clinic / Strand Private Clinic / MEDSAC frail care etc.) with all...

Hermanus, nestled along Walker Bay on the southern coast of South Africa's Western Cape Province, has transformed from a quaint fishing village into a vibrant, rapidly growing town. Known as the "Whale Watching Capital of the World" between July and December, it offers a unique blend of natural beauty, robust infrastructure, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle, making it an increasingly popular destination for permanent residents, holidaymakers, and investors alike.HistoryBetween 65 000 and 85 000 years ago, Middle Stone Age people first lived in the Klipgat Cave (on Hoy's Koppie above Hermanus). They left remains of their food, fires, and stone tools. Klipgat has also...

Khayelitsha, which translates to "new home" in isiXhosa. The ethnic makeup of Khayelitsha is approximately 99.5% Black African, 0.47% Coloured and 0.03% White, with Xhosa being the predominant language of the residents. Khayelitsha has a very young population, with fewer than 7% of its residents being over 50 years old and over 40% of its residents being under 19.According to Lightstone there are 376 929 adults of which 231 277 a re economically active. In terms of an estimated wealth bracket distribution, 6,25% are earning between R12 000 and R48 000 per month, while 93,75% earns less than R12 000 p.m.History of KhayelitshaPlans to...

IntroductionThe name "Kleinmond," meaning "small mouth" in Afrikaans, refers to its location at the mouth of the Bot River lagoon. Kleinmond is a picturesque coastal town nestled between majestic mountains and the vast Atlantic Ocean, located in the Overberg region of the Western Cape. Known for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, Kleinmond offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.The town is surrounded by the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for its diverse fynbos and breathtaking landscapes. Kleinmond's charm lies in its harmonious blend of coastal living and natural splendour, making it a haven for...

Location: De Kuilen suburb in Kuils River is located between Van Riebeeck Road (northern border with Bosonia suburb), Carinus Road (western border with Brantwood suburb), the railway line (southern border with Des Hampden suburb) and Station Street (western border).De Kuilen Property Types & Demographics:There are 463 full title erven in De Kuilen of which 295 are freehold property (houses) and 17 are freehold houses in estates. There are only 2 sectional title schemes (apartment blocks) in De Kuilen with 18 residential units (apartments). The average household income varies between R30 000 and R40 000 (LSM 9 Low) and 801 adults live in the De...