Cape Town City Bowl
Cape Town's City Bowl is shaped by the natural amphitheatre of Devil's Peak, Table Mountain, Lion's Head and Signal Hill. It is flanked to the North by Table Bay and the Cape Town Harbour. Since the arrival of the Dutch East India Company in 1652, the area has been known as The Cape of Good Hope. Modern day South Africans now refer to Cape Town as ‘The Mother City' due to its' friendly and welcoming nature. Cape Town is the 2nd biggest city in South Africa, and the largest city in the Western Cape.
There are many major attractions in Cape Town for local and international business people and tourists from around the globe. Table Mountain, the Houses of Parliament, the Company Gardens, the Castle of Good Hope, the V&A Waterfront, Robben Island, Canal Quays, Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) and a bustling and vibrant City Centre to name but a few. The Cape Town property market and Cape Town's residents are as diverse and exciting as the attractions to which its' numerous visitors flock.
The Cape Town property market contains various residential suburbs including the CBD, Gardens, Zonnebloem, Vredehoek, Devil's Peak, Oranjezicht, Higgovale, Tamboerskloof and Bo-Kaap.
Wonderfully new and renovated Vredehoek homes and apartments, together with Devil's Peak's townhouse developments, overlook the city. From modern and chic city penthouses in the hustle and bustle of Adderley Street and Strand Street to the old and established Oranjezicht homes in the Avenues. From Higgovale mansions perched on the slopes of Table Mountain to the colourful and vibrant charm of Bo-Kaap's cottages bordering the CBD. From older flats in Gardens, in the vibrant Kloof Street area, to the quiet and serene Tamboerskloof homes and apartments, nestled below Lion's Head.
Cape Town is brimmed full of top-class restaurants. Cape Town's exciting nightlife includes numerous bars, clubs and music venues in the Loop Street and Long Street areas of the City Centre. For those seeking more of a cultural experience, Cape Town is abundant with museums, art galleries and theatre. Annual Festivals also take place in Cape Town including The Cape Town Jazz Festival and The Long Street Festival. Cape Town's City Bowl is also home to excellent schools (St Cyprian's, Herzlia High School, Deutsche Schule Kapstadt & Jan van Riebeeck), shopping centres (V&A Waterfront, Golden Acre and Gardens Centre) and world class hospitals (Christian Barnard Hospital & Cape Town Medi Clinic)
Real Estate in Cape Town is extremely diverse and allows the Cape Town resident a choice that suits any type of lifestyle. Whether it be buying a home in Oranjezicht for R5,000,000 or renting an apartment in Tamboerskloof for R5,000 per month, the major tourist attractions, restaurants, shopping centres, schools and hospitals are all on the doorstep of the City Bowl resident.
- Residential Sale Property Ranging from R500,000 to R2,350,000
- Residential Let Property Ranging from R7,500 to R11,000
- Commercial Sale Property Ranging from R155,000 to R850,000
- Commercial Let Property Ranging from R0 to R220
Tel: 0214881100
Fax: 0214247510
Email: info@sothebysrealtycb.co.za
