For Sale: Charming 2-Bedroom Corner Townhouse in White River Ext 9

If you're in search of a cozy, modern, and low-maintenance home, this 2-bedroom townhouse at Lowveld Lodge is the perfect fit. Nestled in a peaceful corner of the complex, this inviting unit offers everything you need for comfortable living.

Key Features:

Spacious Bedrooms: Two generously sized bedrooms, both with built-in cupboards, providing ample storage.

Stylish Open-Plan Kitchen: Featuring a central island with a four-plate gas stove and electric oven, perfect for cooking enthusiasts. A broom closet and laundry area add to the convenience.

Open-Plan Living Area: A warm and welcoming living space that leads to a covered patio, complete with a built-in braai, ideal for entertaining.

Communal Pool Access: Enjoy leisurely afternoons by the pool, right within the complex.

Perfect for First-Time Buyers or Downsizers: Whether you’re starting out or looking for a low-maintenance option to downsize, this townhouse offers a relaxed and comfortable lifestyle.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this lovely townhouse! Contact us today to schedule a viewing and take the first step towards your new home.

TIP:

There’s often confusion between Transfer Duty and Transfer Fees, so here’s a quick breakdown to clarify:

Transfer Duty is a tax paid to SARS when purchasing a property. However, for properties valued between R0 and R1,100,000, no transfer duty is payable—this is a tax exemption for properties in that price range.

Transfer Fees, on the other hand, are legal fees charged by the conveyancing attorneys who handle the registration of the property in your name. These fees are still payable regardless of whether Transfer Duty applies.

If you're taking out a bond (home loan) to finance the property, then an additional fee called the Bond Registration Fee will be payable. This is handled by a separate attorney known as the Bond Attorney.

So in most financed property transactions, there are two sets of attorneys:

The Conveyancing Attorney – registers the property in your name.

The Bond Attorney – registers the bond in favour of the bank.