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Atlantic SeaboardMajestic mountain backdrops, stunning sunsets over the ocean and prime residential real estate overlooking unspoilt beaches characterise Cape Town’s Atlantic seaboard. With some of the most sought-after properties in South Africa along ‘Millionaires Mile’ and exclusive beachfront living, this part of the Cape Peninsula offers unparalleled sea views and exquisite natural beauty starting a short drive from the centre of Cape Town.Facing west into the Atlantic Ocean, this idyllic region extends from the rocky shores of Mouille Point, Green Point and Sea Point towards the famous white sand beaches of Clifton, Camps Bay and Llandudno and on to Hout...

Cape Town CBDCape Town Central Business District, located in the natural amphitheatre of the City Bowl, is delineated by Devils Peak, Table Mountain, Lions Head and Signal hill. The financial centre of the Western Cape, the Cape CBD hosts the National Parliament for six months of the year and is the seat of the provincial government and metropolitan municipality.At its core the CBD is centred around finance, insurance, real estate and business services, with wholesale and retail trading as well as transport, storage and communication bolstering the economy.The CBD is a fluid landscape and investment and urban regeneration have been at the forefront of its growth into the...

WoodstockWoodstock is one of the earliest suburbs of Cape Town located between the harbour of Table Bay and the lower slopes of Devil's Peak, east of the city centre. It is served by Woodstock and Esplanade railway stations and extends to Nelson Mandela Boulevard. Home to a mix of young professionals, families and businesses, Woodstock has seen progressive urban renewal in recent years. Many of the original industrial buildings have been skilfully renovated and converted into mixed-use developments and a wealth of restaurants, creative industries, offices, shops and furniture showrooms now call this area home. Along with the beautiful Victorian semi-detached houses and...

The Victoria and Alfred WaterfrontLocated on the shores of Table Bay between Cape Town’s iconic Table Mountain and Robben Island, the Victoria & Alfred (V&A) Waterfront offers world-class facilities for residential, commercial, retail and leisure activities whilst retaining the unique character of a working harbour. Its premier location allows easy access to the central business district and two arterial freeway routes, which link to most parts of the Cape metropolitan area and it is within twenty minutes of Cape Town International Airport.   The mixed-use development of commercial, residential and recreational facilities has reimagined shopping, gastronomy,...

GardensGardens suburb in Cape Town is an eclectic mix of retro and contemporary architecture where one can expect to find historical buildings interspersed with modern apartments nestled below the peaks of Table Mountain. An established residential area and hub for creative industries, it is fully equipped for urban living, with unrestricted access to the amenities of town including premier shopping, top restaurants, trendy nightlife as well as contemporary arts and culture.As the initial breadbasket of Cape Town, Gardens is a unique suburb with a rich history and was developed around the original Dutch East India Company Gardens while De Waal Park extends this green...