PROPERTY FOR SALE IN BLOEMFONTEIN -- SECURITY ESTATE WITH 24 HOUR ACCESS CONTROL.
LUXURIOUS FINISHES, GRANITE TOPS IN KITCHEN, WOODEN FRAME WINDOWS, TILED FLOORS.
PHONE TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT. AN ESTATE AGENT WILL GLADLY ASSIST YOU WITH MORE INFORMATION.- Translate
Bedrooms
3.00
Bathrooms
2.00
Main en Suite
1.00
Carport
Yes
Garden
Small Garden
Kitchen
Yes
Floor Type
Tiles & Carpets
Patio
Yes
Electric Gate
Yes
TV Aerial
Yes
Square M Covered
90.00
Wall Type
Plaster
Exterior
Plaster Finish
Window Type
Wood
Ceiling Type
Special Ceiling Lights
Other
Patio
Other 2
Open plan
Schools
SCHOOLS SITUATED IN THE NORTHERN SUBURBS ARE WILLEM POSTMA PRIMARY SCHOOL, SENTRAAL HIGH SCHOOL, BREBNER HIGH SCHOOL, CBC, SENTRAAL PRIMARY SCHOOL.
BREBNER HIGH SCHOOL IS CLOSE TO THIS PROPERTY.
Vicinity
SITUATED IN BAYSWATER, BLOEMFONTEIN SURROUNDING SUBURBS ARE: Helicon Heights, Pentagon park, Baysvalley, Waverley, Noordhoek, Dan Pienaar.
Lapa/braai
Yes
Stove
Yes
Pantry
Yes
Paving
Yes
Security
Yes
Security Fence
Yes
Pets
Yes
Built in Cupboards
Yes
Showers
Yes
Storeys
Simplex
Rooftype
Tile
Condition
Excellent
Times Viewed: 71 (Since listed or for the current month)
Property for sale (real estate) in Bloemfontein Some useful information regarding Bloemfontein located in Free State
Focus on Bloemfontein, Free
State, South Africa
Bloemfontein
is sort of the Cinderella city of South Africa. It's stuck out there
on the N1 between Cape Town and Johannesburg. It has no Table
Mountain, no ocean, and no big-city vibe. And no rush hour traffic,
no road rage and no urban sprawl. It's just a nice little city in the middle
of the country. The name, Bloemfontein, means Spring of Flowers -
a rather pretty name that it does actually live up to. The city is planted
with thousands of rose bushes, which makes for a fabulously colourful roadside
display. A small nature reserve, strangely enough called Naval Hill, right
in the middle of the city carries the green theme a bit further.
Still on the floral and green theme, the Orchid House is a must
for lovers of this beautiful plant family, of which South Africa
has numerous species, and the Free State Botanical Gardens, on
the outskirts of the town, is a real delight. Covering 70ha, large areas
have been left in a close to natural state, showing the indigenous vegetation
of the area, and creating a habitat for small game. There are lovely walks,
a lawn to chill out on, a dam with a bird hide, a restaurant, an environmental
education centre and an indigenous plants nursery. The more formal section
of the garden includes a medicinal plants display and a garden highlighting
water-conserving ways of gardening.
There's
the usual smattering of art galleries and some interesting museums, including
the War Museum and the National Women's Monument - a poignant reminder
if ever there was one of the futility and downright stupidity of war.
OK - so Bloemfontein is not exactly the tourist mecca of the universe,
but it's a good stopover place if you're driving the N1, and it's probably
worth spending a day there if you have the time. There are decent restaurants,
some nice pubs and some good live music venues. It's also the closest
city to the Kingdom of Lesotho
For properties for sale or to rent in Bloemfontein
visit the Propspec Group website.
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Newsletter:
25 May 2012 2012 to 1 June 2012 - Dullstroom, Mpumalanga, South Africa
Property for sale (real estate) in Bloemfontein
Bloemfontein
is sort of the Cinderella city of South Africa. It's stuck out there
on the N1 between Cape Town and Johannesburg. It has no Table
Mountain, no ocean, and no big-city vibe. And no rush hour traffic,
no road rage and no urban sprawl. It's just a nice little city in the middle
of the country. The name, Bloemfontein, means Spring of Flowers -
a rather pretty name that it does actually live up to. The city is planted
with thousands of rose bushes, which makes for a fabulously colourful roadside
display. A small nature reserve, strangely enough called Naval Hill, right
in the middle of the city carries the green theme a bit further.
There's
the usual smattering of art galleries and some interesting museums, including
the War Museum and the National Women's Monument - a poignant reminder
if ever there was one of the futility and downright stupidity of war.
OK - so Bloemfontein is not exactly the tourist mecca of the universe,
but it's a good stopover place if you're driving the N1, and it's probably
worth spending a day there if you have the time. There are decent restaurants,
some nice pubs and some good live music venues. It's also the closest
city to the Kingdom of Lesotho
Newsletter:
25 May 2012 2012 to 1 June 2012 - Dullstroom, Mpumalanga, South Africa
