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R900,000
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Wake up to sea breezes in this beachside flat, perfect for relaxed coastal living and hosting. Open-plan kitchen-lounge with bar-style divider, one bedroom, one bathroom.
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R1,080,000
Point
Coastal living steps from the beach with panoramic ocean views, modern finishes and secure access—ideal for relaxed seaside days and Airbnb income; one-bedroom, one-bath apartment.
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R420,000
Point
Effortless urban living in a central apartment, steps from shops and transport. Enclosed balcony doubles as study or extra room, bright lounge, fitted kitchen, one bedroom and one bathroom.
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R447,720
Point
Live effortlessly near a vibrant neighbourhood — ideal for students or young couples. Sunlit lounge, efficient kitchen storage, and a modern bathroom with shower for easy living.
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R577,800
Point
Relaxed South Beach lifestyle with cafes and transport nearby; open-plan living meets a modern granite-topped kitchen and flexible study. One bedroom, one bathroom.
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R650,000
Point
Coastal living steps from Durban's Golden Mile — easy beach, dining and entertainment access; well-maintained apartment with three bedrooms, 1.5 baths, covered parking and security patrols.
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R1,100,000
Point
Wake up to waterfront strolls in Point Waterfront, steps from Ushaka Marine World. Secure fingerprint access, convertible lounge, fully fitted kitchen, one bedroom, one bath and undercover parking.
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