Miles and miles of lovely golden beaches set amongst magnificent foliage, Athlone Park is a very residential area of Amanzimtoti. There is a brand new shopping mall “Galleria” with 11 cinemas and lots of restaurants and fun areas. 4 primary schools, 3 pre-primary schools and 3 high schools. Athlone Park is level and friendly with easy access to Motorways to Durban and North Coast and South Coast. This home has much potential, with a gorgeous entertainment area and sparkling pool. There is a cherry wood and granite kitchen and the double bedrooms, 1 bathroom and large fully tiled lounge and dining room. There is 1 garage and a double car port. Location and caliber of this home is excellent. Legend holds that King Shaka named Amanzimtoti after drinking water from a river or stream in the area whilst on a raid down the south coast of what is now known as KwaZulu-Natal. This is thought to have taken place towards the end of his reign which lasted from 1816 to 1828.It is said that Shaka stopped to rest in the area, and had his personal attendant collect water from a nearby stream. This water was presented to King Shaka in a calabash. After Drinking the water he exclaimed "Kanti amanz'amtoti"(isiZulu: "So, the water is sweet").
Bedrooms 3 Bedrooms Baths 1 Bath Garage 1 Car Garage
Schools
Athlone Park Primary School Kingsway High School Kuswag High School and Primary School they are both Afrikaans Schools
Vicinity
Amanzimtoti has several malls, arcades and a water park. Arbour Crossing, a major new shopping development, opened on November 20, 2008, with a Pick 'n Pay Hypermarket being the key tenant. The Galleria, a second development nearby, opened on 26 November 2009, with 198 shops including a bowling alley, a skating rink, an 11-screen Nu Metro cinema (including a 3D cinema) and key tenants; Checkers Hyper, Edgars, Game and Woolworths.
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Property for sale (real estate) in Amanzimtoti Some useful information regarding Amanzimtoti located in Kwazulu Natal
Focus on Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu
Natal, South Africa
Famed for its outstanding fishing grounds and surfing attractions,
this is but a small part of the attractions the area has to offer
the holiday maker.
Offers you superb white sandy beaches, safe swimming facilities,
beautiful picnic spots, unsurpassed fishing grounds (shore, rock
and deep sea), under-water wonderland, top class sporting facilities,
diverse fauna and flora, tranquil natural beauty, affordable and
luxury accommodation, colourful cultural heritage, places of interest,
wide choice of shopping facilities, gourmet restaurants, family
entertainment and exciting nightlife.
Linked by road and rail to all major centres, it makes the perfect
destination for the traveller - whether it be for a fun-filled holiday
or a business trip where you can relax away from the stresses of
the big city.
The area is renowned for fishing and watersports such as surfing,
paddle-skiing and windsurfing. Anglers will find a wealth of shore
and rock angling. Ski boat trips can be arranged through Amanzimtoti
Area Tourism. From June to August the very popular annual 'Sardine
Run' takes place - great excitement in scooping up these little
fish as they beach, or just watching the amazing bird life that
dip and dive after the catch. The famous Aliwal Shoal, a
short distance south, provides an exceptional diving paradise.
Activities
Beaches
The town is renowned for its safe, scenic beaches. Inyoni Rock and
Pipeline Beach are much frequented by sun-loving holiday makers.
Dick King Homestead
The local traffic department have their auspicious headquaters in
the fully restored homestead of one of the province's most enduring
icons.
Ilanda Wilds
The self-guided Loerie, Mpiti and Mongoose trails start near the
town centre and visit the preserved riverbank area. Picnic and barbeques
permitted.
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Property for sale (real estate) in Amanzimtoti
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