EXCLUSIVE MANDATE:Consisting of two levels each fully self-contained- most ideal dual living scenario, either as a family home catering for the Grandparents/children in their own section and you living in the other or for holiday accommodation sleeping 10-14 people. Another option would be for family/ friend buying the house together thus getting a superbly finished holiday home in perfect spot.
Can also be an income producing entity when letting on short/long term.
Ground level:Large open plan living with kitchen,lounge, TV nook and dining room. 2 Bedrooms with 2 bathrooms,covered entertainment area with stainless-steel built-in braai leading to the back garden. Laundry
First level: Spacious open plan living, lounge, dining room, kitchen and study area. 3 Bedrooms, two bathrooms, enclosed entertainment area with stainless steel built-in braai. Sea views from lounge. Laundry, separate interior and exterior access.
Other: Double garage with automated door,
direct access to the house.
Off street parking for 4 cars.
Fenced with two gates - one automated with solar back up
Water tank with irrigation system
Blinds Through-out the house
Alarm system and Trellidoors
150 meters to Myoli swimming beach and restaurants
Sedgefield At a Glance:
The garden route in South Africa is one of the most picturesque regions of the country and the town of Sedgefield is no different. This part of the route is situated in the Western Cape and is convenient for the fact that it’s near the well-kept N2 road and within close proximity to other slightly more built up towns such as George and Knysna.
Those who live in this part of the country have a deep connection to nature and the ocean and this has ensured that the beauty of the area has remained. Sedgefield and the Garden Route is well-known as a world of its own with breath-taking mountains, forests and beaches and enough towns in-between to satisfy anyone’s taste for excitement, coupled with a peacefulness that is missing in the major urban epicentres of the country. Sedgefield is ideally located and that is why the location has become increasingly popular.
A brief history of the area
The history of this rustic, laid-back Garden Route town was said to be named around the year 1894. However, the destination was officially made into a town around 1929 and was established around the farm with the same name.
Since those times the area has grown slightly, however it has still remained the same sleepy farming and the coastal area it was all those years prior.
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