Jarman Area Guide & Property Overview

Your guide to living in Jarman, Gqeberha, Eastern Cape

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About Jarman

Jarman is a quiet, centrally located residential suburb in Gqeberha that offers residents convenient access to major transport routes and essential urban amenities while maintaining a peaceful neighborhood atmosphere.

Shopping

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Greenacres Shopping Centre(3.5 km) · Shopping Mall
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Newton Park Shopping Centre(2.5 km) · Retail Center

Education

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Newton Park Primary School(2.0 km) · Primary School
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Hoërskool Framesby(4.0 km) · Secondary School

Transport

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N2 Highway(1.5 km) · Highway
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Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport(8.5 km) · International Airport

Parks & Recreation

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St Georges Park(5.0 km) · Park
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Humewood Beach(9.0 km) · Beach

Healthcare

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Netcare Greenacres Hospital(3.8 km) · Hospital
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Life St George's Hospital(5.5 km) · Hospital

Dining & Entertainment

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Newton Park Restaurant Hub(2.2 km) · Restaurant Hub
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The Boardwalk Casino & Entertainment World(10.0 km) · Entertainment

* Distances and amenities are approximate.

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R 899,000

10 Booysen Street, Jarman

Relax and host effortlessly in Gelvandale’s quiet side, featuring an open-plan layout, dedicated braai entertainment room and large backyard — four bedrooms, one bath and enclosed carport for four.

108 m²

372m²

Presented byChristopher Adriaan

R 750,000

5 Koedoe Street, Jarman

Relaxed family living in sought-after Gelvandale, steps from schools and transport, with a large entertainment backyard featuring braai and bonfire area — three bedrooms, two bathrooms, garage.

117 m²

357m²

Presented byAbasha Trotter