Well mantained house situated in Tongaat. Close to all amenities like shopping centres, Maidstone golf course and schools. Airconditioned bedrooms and lounge. A steal in this price. Call to view.- Translate
Bedrooms
3.00
Bathrooms
2.00
Main en Suite
1.00
Garages
2.00
Carport
Yes
Garden
yes
Kitchen
Yes
Laundry
Yes
Dining Room
Yes
Formal Lounge
Yes
Floor Type
Tiles & Carpets
Electric Gate
Yes
Intercom
Yes
Size
990.00
Square M Covered
250.00
Wall Type
Plaster
Exterior
Plaster Finish
Window Type
Wood
Schools
Various schools nearby
Vicinity
Fairbreeze, Tongaat
Pantry
Yes
Security
Yes
Alarm
Yes
Parking
Yes
Aircon
Yes
Built in Cupboards
Yes
Showers
Yes
Storeys
Single storey
Rooftype
Tile
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Property for sale (real estate) in Tongaat Some useful information regarding Tongaat located in Kwazulu Natal
Tongaat, KwaZulu Natal, South Africa
A
town taking its name from the Utongani River on whose banks it was formed as
a housing project for the sugar industry labour force in 1945.
Aesthetically English colonial but distinctly cosmopolitan in
flavour, Tongaat, part of the Sugar Coast, now supports one of the largest sugar-producing
districts in the world.
Activities
Crocodile Creek
Visitors can view baby hatchlings and the 700kg cretures they become.
Dudley Pringle Dam
A scenic venue north of the town; ideal for picnicking and watersports.
Jagnat Puri Temple
Built in 1920 by the late Pandit Sirikishan Maharaj in a North Idian style,
it is a national monument.
Maidstone Sugar Mill
One of the country's first mills, completed in 1850. Some original sugar-crushing
methods are still employed.
Scenic Drives
Many drives in the area are pictureque including the road from Verulam and the
wonderful parks and gardens of Amanzimyama on the approach into Tongaat.
Sri Siva Soobramaniar Temple
The temple hosts what is arguably the country's largest Kavadi Festival, involving
some of the oldest religious rituals in recorded history.
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