Village-style City Bowl living — run De Waal Park, tea at Mount Nelson, cinema nights, then relax in a lush garden with fountain and wrap-around balcony. Five beds, three baths.
Make sure that you are the one to acquire this architecturally significant home, on a large level stand of just under 800 square metres, at an excellent price. Start your mornings with an energising run through De Waal Park with your four-legged companion, followed by a leisurely stroll to the iconic Mount Nelson Hotel for tea. Enjoy an afternoon film at the charming Labia Theatre, or take a scenic walk through the lush Company’s Garden en route to the CBD.
As the day winds down, immerse yourself in the energy of Kloof Street, with its array of trendy restaurants and cafés just a short stroll away. This is true village living in the heart of the city bowl, where convenience, charm, and lifestyle come together effortlessly.
This extraordinary Victorian villa combines timeless elegance with bold, contemporary charm. Designed by Howard Parker, the architect of many Cape Town schools, including Sea Point Girls’ High, Sea Point Boys’ High, Wynberg Girls’ School and SACS, as well as the Great Synagogue in the Company Gardens. The home's classic façade, featuring wooden shutters, a romantic parapet, and a wrap-around balcony with a cozy, screened corner lounge, sets the tone for its enchanting ambiance. A dramatic mural graces the west wall, while the lush garden, complete with a large fountain, tall trees, offers a serene outdoor retreat.
Step inside to discover a wide hallway adorned with fabric-covered walls and dazzling cut glass light fixtures. The heart of the home is a spacious living area with a fireplace and a music library, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The master suite boasts a character fireplace and an opulent dark en-suite bathroom. Four additional bedrooms and two bathrooms completes the accommodation.
At the south end, a living area with a curved wooden ceiling, a magnificent chandelier, and direct access to the garden and the roof showcases breathtaking views of Table Mountain. The compact kitchen and convenient parking for two cars complete this captivating property. Offering excellent security and set in a private, forested garden in the heart of the city bowl.
Being GR2 Zoned, the opportunity to create a guest house or multiple units is permitted, as well as shops, a hotel a clinic, and a conference venue with consent. An office, therapy or consulting rooms are possible when used as a home as well.
A visit is a must to fully appreciate the magic of this home.
Listed for sale at R14,495,000
Price reduced by 4.8% to R13,800,000
Compared with 81 active listings in Cape Town.
Insight
Priced 7% above the local median — but still inside the typical range for Cape Town.
It's smaller than typical, which helps explain where it sits in the range. Benchmarked on town-level data where the suburb sample is limited. Premium pockets may trade above town averages — check with the agent for local guidance.
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Oranjezicht is a prestigious, leafy residential suburb nestled at the foot of Table Mountain, offering residents a tranquil atmosphere, historic charm, and convenient proximity to the vibrant Cape Town city center.
