Wellington and Malmesbury have recently come in vogue due to their attractive combination of affordability, natural beauty, and growth potential.
In a move that has made quite the royal splash, King Charles has reportedly acquired a lavish condo on Manhattan’s famed Billionaires’ Row in the New York City area.
When it comes to perceptions, Gauteng ranks low for market sales activity while Cape Town is at the higher end of the spectrum.
The property does comes with approved building plans, but building costs are estimated at an additional R65 million.
According to locals, the building, ironically dubbed Cinderella, has become an attraction for vagrants and even had a brothel running from it at some stage before it was bought by an Irish investor.
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The pastor claims that he spoke to God and was granted permission to sell pearly gate property for $100 per square meter.
During times of economic uncertainty, investors are drawn to the historic stability of residential property, and this is especially true of the more resilient luxury market.
It’s not surprising that our province stands out with the highest average rent in South Africa, at R10 300 per month.
Have you ever dreamed of owning your own piece of the African bushveld, complete with free-roaming wildlife?
Surprisingly, Cape Town seems better off than most of the other metros.
Kykuit (pronounced “kai-kit”), a 40-room Classical Revival-style villa in Sleepy Hollow, New York, was the idyllic seasonal oasis of one of the world’s richest men.
On the market for R58 million in Sandton, Johannesburg, is a spectacular three-level penthouse with magnificent views of the city CBD skyline and beyond.
Some brave soul from the internet asked “Why would I pay $2.3 million for this castle when I can simply raid it along with my valiant knights for free?” – and now we can’t help but wonder the same thing.
We usually encourage readers to get into the property market, but perhaps you should let this bargain slip through your fingers.
It’s time to crack open that R160 million piggy bank because there’s a stunning seven-bedroom house in Fresnaye, Cape Town on the market right now.
The best place for the end of the world seems to be in the Northern suburbs of Cape Town.
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180 times bigger than the White House, this French chateau features 100 rooms, a private lake, a salon, and a fully equipped medical and dental facility.
Now the hotel remains dusty and abandoned, merely housing memories of its heyday, including wild parties in the 80s, along with a couple of ghosts of the people who died there.
Built in 1914, the iconic Mediterranean Villa commonly known as Graceland has been on the market for three years, and at a cool R57 million we are amazed nobody has snapped it up yet.
The auction will be held on 27 March at the DHL Stadium in Green Point.
It is within the tranquil embrace of Constantia’s leafy avenues that true luxury reveals itself.
You’ll be paying for a treat of a life with this exceptional property that boasts panoramic views and an array of features that define opulence and exclusivity.
If you have 22 cars lying around, garage space won’t be a problem at this penthouse in Fresnaye.
It’s the oldest surviving building of the castle and is Grade I listed, along with the castle’s main building. This means the buildings are sites of exceptional national, architectural, or historical importance.
If you have R55 million lying around, you never have to travel to Europe again.
The ‘Red Queen’ came to be known as such because of her rather ‘dubious’ business dealings in the art world, with her name also being included in the infamous Panama Papers.
South Africa’s ‘Little Venice’ sounds just like the sort of place to escape from the cramped city life.
Blouberg Island or a beachfront villa in Athlone seems like a good investment for your great grandchildren.