Alexandria Property | Alexandria Alexandria for sale | Ref: 869667

Summary Info Selling Price ZAR 3,500,000 USD 417,725 GBP 266,350 EUR 332,395 AUD 428,085 CAD 428,470 Est. required monthly payment: R26,767 per month Assumptions : Change Loan term : 20 yrs Deposit : 15% (R525,000) Interest rate : 9 Ref No 869667 Province Eastern Cape City Alexandria - Suburb Trends Suburb Alexandria Weather Alexandria Weather Sat L:19°C H:32°C Sun L:20°C H:33°C Mon L:23°C H:30°C Tue L:21°C H:33°C Property Type Farms Header ALEXANDRIA - EASTERN CAPE Notes This farm is located between Alexandria and Grahamstown road, it is made up of a single title, +/- 242ha in extent. There is an older farmhouse which is has been renovated and is well maintained. This is a great lifestyle opportunity. The high carrying capacity and rainfall would mean it could be developed as either an impressive small game unit or could be a significant money spinner if used to raise and fatten beef weaners, all the basics are in place with the exception of a game fence (should one wish to go that route). Importantly the farm falls within the magic hours drive from PE, measuring exactly 100kms to St Georges Park in PE. The selling price of R3,5M is excluding VAT.- Translate Bedrooms 30.00 Bathrooms 2.00 Main en Suite 1.00 Kitchen Yes Laundry Yes Dining Room Yes Formal Lounge Yes Family/TV Room Yes Size 242.00 Size Type Ha Vicinity Between Alexandria and Grahamstown. Port Elizabeth 100kms Study Yes Rec-Room Yes Times Viewed: 68 (Since listed or for the current month)

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The malaria free Eastern Cape is the traditional home of the Xhosa people and offers the visitor a world of diversities. The Eastern Cape 's interior is the arid Karoo, with its wildlife, while in contrast there is the Indian Ocean's Sunshine and Wild Coast areas.

The Eastern Cape is bordered on the west by the Western Cape, northwest by the Northern Cape, the north by the Free State and far northeast by KwaZulu-Natal.

The Wild Coast is a beautiful and extensive tract of undulating pastoral country studded with whitewashed, thatched rondavel huts. The lack of coastal development and the sheer rugged beauty of this 300-mile stretch of the Africa north of East London, earned its name - The Wild Coast.

Theo only metropolitan city in the Eastern Cape, Nelson Mandela Bay – incorporating Port Elizabeth, Uitenhage and Despatch – is situated on the South Eastern coastline of South Africa.

The Eastern Cape gets progressively wetter from west to east. The west is mostly semi-arid Karoo, except in the far south, which is temperate rainforest in the Tsitsikamma region. The coast is generally rugged with interspersed beaches. Most of the province is hilly to very mountainous between Graaff Reinet and Rhodes including the Sneeuberge, Stormberge, Winterberge and Drakensberg. The highest point in the province is Ben Macdhui at 3001m. The east from East London towards the Kwa-Zulu Natal border is lush grassland with intermittent forest. This region, Transkei, is rolling hills punctuated by deep gorges.

The National Arts Festival, held in Grahamstown is Africa's largest and most colourful cultural event, offering a choice of the very best of both indigenous and imported talent. Every year for 11 days the town's population almost doubles, as over 50,000 people flock to the region for a feast of arts, crafts and sheer entertainment

The Eastern Cape consists of the following regions:

• The Amatola Region
  
• The Western Region
  
• The Wild Coast

There are National Parks, numerous game and nature reserves and vast wilderness areas where wild animals and beautiful flowers flourish in protected paradises.

The province boasts with being the ideal tourist destination with it's sunshine all year round, it's hundreds of kilometres of unspoiled beaches and beautiful mountain ranges filled with fauna and flaura.

When searching for property investments in the Eastern Cape South Africa, what will attract you most is the oppertunities that this province boasts with. With some of the finest beach property in South Africa, it is definately an investors dream.

Where dolphins play in the warm water and Game Reserves teem with wildlife. What makes this province such a great South African destination is the people that always greet you with a story and a smile.

The lush rain forests of the Garden Route where mother nature serves you with the peaceful gladness of life in it's full glory.

The Eastern Cape offers unrivaled beauty and an experience that fits the dream of a queen. With some of the finest hiking routes in South Africa. From the lush water filled forest of the Tsitsikamma and the Amatola Mountains with it's breathtaking views to the vast plains, majestic mountains and historic towns of the Karoo.

Port Elizabeth, set along the beautiful shores of Mandela Bay is propable better known as the Friendly City! From a real estate perspective Port Elizabeth offers property investments of a life time. With long golden beaches, scenic nature trails, wild life experiences and unique coastal climate Port Elizabeth has so much to offer. The calm waters of Mandela Bay, its shores lapped by the warm Indian Ocean, make Port Elizabeth a Mecca for all beach and watersport activities. Something else to considder when thinking of property investment in Port Elizabeth, South Africa is that Port Elizabeth enjoys more sunshine hours and fewer rainy days than any other coastal city in South Africa.

To the South is Jeffreys Bay the home of the "Perfect Wave". Other towns that we offer properties in include Port Alfred, East London (South Africa's only river port city), Grahamstown, Bisho, Stormsrivier and Somerset East. The Eastern Cape truly is a great province and forms part of South Africa with pride and dignity.

Newsletter: 25 May 2012 2012 to 1 June 2012 - Dullstroom, Mpumalanga, South Africa

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