Waitng for any reasonable offers, we are open to offers here!! Brittanica Bay Beach Estates is a very nice development that lies just behind Brittannia bay with its golden beaches and calm waters. It is 2 km from Shelley Point as well as almost opposite The Golden Mile . This strech of beach is about 3 km long with just sand sand and more golden sands to enjoy walks on the beach. This plot is a brisk 5 minutes walk away from the water so no reason to drive to the beach yet it is very afforable to buy property here. This area is very quite and yet safe and does have perfect views of the rolling hills and farm land behind you as well as Paternoster just over the hill. There is no time limit to build here and the development is ready to start building when you want. All plots serviced, roads tarred and water and elec points already installed..- Translate
Size
305.00
Schools
Schools that are close by are at Stompneus Bay Primary School. High school at Vredenburg Private School at Langebaan and all have bus services. St Helena Bay Primary school minutes away! St Helena Bay has a few primary schools to choose from.
Vicinity
2 km to Shelley Point 60 km to Langebaan. Cape Town a mere 90 minutes away! West Coast has its own layed back Life Style so laid back. 12 km to Paternoster and Vredenburg a mere 20 minutes away. Shops are not to far as well as the Country club, Wellness centre and Spa at Shelley Point Supermarket Bottle Store close by in St Helena Bay
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25 May 2012 2012 to 1 June 2012 - Dullstroom, Mpumalanga, South Africa