Set within the exclusive Le Juille precinct, this architect-designed single-storey home offers a rare opportunity to secure a luxury residence overlooking protected greenbelt, with no rear neighbour and uninterrupted privacy.
Positioned on a 650sqm erf and offering approximately 250sqm under roof, this 3-bedroom home is designed for the sophisticated buyer seeking a refined escape, whether from a busy metropolitan life or from winters abroad. Completion is expected in approximately 8 months, and the purchase is free of transfer duty.
Designed for Seamless Living
Homeowners enter directly from the extra-length double garage into a concealed scullery, ensuring practical daily flow without disrupting the living areas. The scullery connects privately to the kitchen, which features a large island, soft-close cabinetry, handleless finishes, and a 5-burner gas hob.
From the kitchen, the home opens into a generous open-plan living space with 4.8-metre ceilings and clean shadow-line detailing. The dining area sits to the right, while the spacious television lounge extends forward with provision for a freestanding fireplace. Large sliding doors allow the living space to flow effortlessly onto the covered braai and entertainment area.
A Thoughtful Guest Experience
Guests approach via composite decking and enter into a welcoming foyer. To the right is a private bedroom wing hosting two bedrooms and a shared bathroom with shower.
Bedroom 1 opens via sliding doors to a private front garden space with crushed seashell walkway and feature sculpture.
Bedroom 2 opens onto composite decking surrounding the future pool area, with plumbing already provided.
The shared bathroom includes a door to the exterior, leading to a pebble walkway and outdoor shower, enhancing the home’s connection to nature.
Walking forward from the foyer beneath a large skylight, the home opens into the main living area, where natural light enhances the architectural simplicity.
Private Main Suite Overlooking Greenbelt
The main bedroom is privately positioned and faces directly onto the greenbelt. With no rear neighbour, the sense of space and privacy is exceptional.
The suite includes built-in cupboards, a luxurious en-suite bathroom with bath and double-head shower, and direct access to a private outdoor shower. Large sliding doors open into the garden, creating a tranquil retreat atmosphere.
Architectural & Lifestyle Features
4.8m ceilings with shadow-line detailing
Engineered mono-pitch roof design
Frameless double-glazed skylights
Built-in braai with lockable aluminium cover
Composite decking patios
Polished concrete countertops
Handleless soft-close cabinetry throughout
Solar-to-gas geyser integration
Double garage with one extra-length bay for large 4x4 vehicles
Provision for future swimming pool
Landscaped garden with instant lawn
Estate Lifestyle
Living in Langebaan Country Estate means access to:
18-hole Gary Player Black Knight Design golf course
Driving range (10-minute walk)
Clubhouse (12-minute walk)
Newly built padel courts (8-minute walk)
Dog park (7-minute walk)
Walking and cycling trails through natural fynbos
Security includes 24-hour manned access control, a secondary boom gate with guardhouse, perimeter electric fencing, infrared cameras, and regular vehicle patrols.
A Secure Investment & Lifestyle Opportunity
This home is ideal for executives, business owners, and international buyers seeking a secure, low-maintenance luxury property in one of the West Coast’s most established estates.
With no transfer duty payable and completion in approximately 8 months, this presents an opportunity to secure a modern architectural home in a prime greenbelt position.
For further details or to discuss securing this property, contact Jean-Pierre Robak.
Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, the information provided, including property size, monthly levies, and municipal rates, is for guidance only and may be subject to change. LuxLiv Property Group and its agents cannot be held liable for any errors, omissions, or discrepancies.
