Oakglen Property | Bellville Oakglen for sale | Ref: 2699159

Summary Info Selling Price ZAR 1,100,000 USD 131,285 GBP 83,710 EUR 104,467 AUD 134,541 CAD 134,662 Est. required monthly payment: R8,907 per month Assumptions : Change Loan term : 20 yrs Deposit : 10% (R110,000) Interest rate : 9 Ref No 2699159 Province Western Cape City Bellville - Suburb Trends Suburb Oakglen Weather Bellville Weather Fri L:10°C H:18°C Sat L:9°C H:19°C Sun L:7°C H:19°C Mon L:8°C H:20°C Property Type House Notes Large three bedroom town house located in a popular established area which is quiet, yet near all amenities and easily accessible to and from the N1. The house is own title and the complex is small, with only 13 units in total. The estate is well managed and for extra security, access can only be gained via an electronic car gate operated by an intercom phone inside the house. In addition, the house has an alarm system and burglar bars have been fitted on all windows. All doors leading outside are secured with safety gates. The house features a newly fitted modern open plan kitchen with large prep bowl. A separate scullery provides enough space and plumbing for a dishwasher and a washing machine. The scullery also features a double sink, ample built-in cupboards and storage space. There is a large open plan living (TV room / lounge) area with two telephone points, TV antenna and fitted wooden-look blinds. The living areas have laminated flooring. The enclosed braai room is about 25m² and serves as the second living area, with a built-in braai and sliding door leading to the low maintenance, well established garden - rich with shady trees and a wooden play gym for kids. The large master bedroom is carpeted and fitted with built-in cupboards. This bedroom also has block-out vertical blinds, an air-conditioner and a modern fully tiled en-suite bathroom with toilet, basin and shower. This bathroom is fitted with venetian blinds and a bathroom cabinet, with mirror and extractor fan/heater fitted to the light-switch. The guest/family bathroom is also modern with fully tiled walls and fitted with venetian blinds, a toilet, a basin and extra large bath. The large carpeted second bedroom features built-in cupboards and fitted venetian blinds. The even larger third bedroom also has built-in cupboards and venetian blinds. In addition, the passage leading to the bedrooms also has a built in linen closet. The extra large double garage is automated and has direct access to the house. Adjacent to the garage is a carport which can be used as storage for a trailer, vehicle etc. - Translate Bedrooms 3.00 Bathrooms 2.00 Main en Suite 1.00 Garages 2.00 Kitchen Yes Dining Room Yes Formal Lounge Yes Size 471.00 Square M Covered 192.00 Lapa/braai Yes Stove Yes Paving Yes Security Yes Security Fence Yes Parking Yes Built in Cupboards Yes Showers Yes Times Viewed: 64 (Since listed or for the current month)

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