Area Profiles

A sub-district of Green Point, De Waterkant is one of Cape Town's most popular neighborhoods, especially for its many historic buildings and fashionable stores and restaurants.  Built in the 19th century, the architecture of the neighborhood is inspired by the city's Dutch and Georgian heritage. Perfect for street shopping and café terraces, there is something for everyone and many home decorating stores to refresh your home.   De Waterkant is known for its open-mindedness, safety and creative lifestyle. Ideally located near the Cape Town stadium, and the various activities available on the Atlantic coast or in the city center, its lifestyle...

Situated on the slopes of Signal Hill and Lion's Head, Fresnaye is home to some of Cape Town's grandest and most luxurious properties. From spralling five-bedroom mansions to neat two-bedroom apartments, it's an area in which you would love to be living the high life.  With breathtaking views and exquisite architecture, Fresnaye remains one of Cape Town's most hostly in-demand suburbs for real estate whether it be seeking a holiday destination to enjoy the summer months or somewhere to call home on a more permanent basis.

Arguably one of the most multi-purpose suburbs within the City Bowl, Gardens is highly attractive to young professionals and families aiming to settle in the area. Owing to its central location and easy access points to other parts of the city, Gardens is seeing a large influx of visitors, renters and new homeowners. Home to trendy restaurants, hotels, boutique and thrift stores, Gardens remains a big hit with people who are looking for a fun time on a night out or alternatively those intent on escaping the exceptionally busy streets of Cape Town. 

Green Point is a vibrant neighbourhood in Cape Town known for its mix of modern development and historical charm. The area offers a variety of properties, including high-rise apartments and charming homes, with many featuring views of the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain. Green Point is conveniently located near the city centre and is known for its diverse dining, shopping, and entertainment options.

Higgovale is one of Mother City's finest suburbs when it comes to luxurious living. Situated at the foot of Table Mountain below Tafelberg Road, one can find some of the city's largest properties lined across beautiful landscapes which still offer a sense of privacy. Surrounded by trees, and narrow roads you almost feel like you are within their own little city, and you can turn off and escape the hustle and bustle of Cape Town. With Table Mountain serving as your back garden, it's a trail enthusiast's dream with accessibility from both sides.

Flanked by the Constantia vineyards and the famous Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Kenilworth is a well-established Cape Town neighborhood. Its central location and high-street culture make it a popular choice for young couples and families. Each year, two of the most prestigious horse races, the Queen's Plate and the J&B; Met, are held at Kenilworth Racecourse. Steeped in history, it is the oldest racecourse in South Africa. Peaceful, quiet and green, Kenilworth is considered by many to be the ideal place to raise children, with some of the best schools in Cape Town located in the area.

Mouille Point is a hip suburb located within close proximity to Sea Point and Green Point. Given its location, residents have a host of enjoyable activities from which to choose. Green Point Stadium, the Oranjezicht City Farm Market and the V&A; Waterfront are all within walking distance. When backing onto the beautiful Green Point Golf Course, one is greeted with spectacular views of Table Mountain, Signal Hill and Lion's Head. Aside from prime real estate -- which makes it a sought-after area for those looking to tap into the property market -- Mouille Point is known for its majestic ocean views, Blue Train Park and popular fish and steak eateries.

Observatory is one of Cape Town's most Victorian-esque suburbs owing to its alternate, artistic and vintage feel to it all wrapped into one. The colourful homes, narrow streets and close proximity to cafes, restaurants and bars, make it a popular place to relocate. Observatory is also one of Cape Town's most appealing suburbs for young families and students who are studying at the University of Cape Town, which is within walking distance.

Situated at the foot of Table Mountain and built on one of Cape Town's oldest farms, Oranjezicht is home to some of the Cape's oldest properties dating back to the 1700's when the Dutch arrived and occupied the land.  The Molteno Dam, which was built in 1877, is an iconic landmark along with the Old Slave Bell located at the Oranjezicht City Farm. Fast forward to the present and Oranjezicht is home to trendy cafes, fresh produce markets and a copious number of tourist attractions. The Labia Theatre, De Waal Park and Ou Meul Bakery are highly frequented hotspots.

Situated in the heart of Cape Town, just moments away from the City Centre is the scenic and leafy suburb of Rondebosch. Loved by the community and mostly sought after for its renowned Victorian architecture and incredible views of Table Mountain, Rondebosch is surrounded by great schools and homes the University of Cape Town. It is considered to be among the safest places to live in South Africa.