Take a walk through the property ... When entering the gate the gorgeous garden will keep you occupied with a book on a bench - under the trees. The rock wall at the entrance of the home is gorgeous and gives it so much character. Through the arch way to the under cover patio is inviting to have breakfast there before starting your day. Entering you have the dining room with two arches to the right to the massive lounge area, that offers a fire place. Moving back to the dining room - to the left is the spectacular kitchen - any Chef's dream - with granite tops, ample cupboard space, center island and the scullery / laundry is situated at the back door - that leads to the court yard with a built in braai and entertainment area. Moving now down the corridor, to the left is the TV room or study that offers slate flooring, fan and sliding doors to the braai area on the outside. To the right is the first bedroom with the blue carpet, ceiling fan, built in cupboards and slight sea view. The second bedroom with the brown carpet is also spacious, built in cupboards, slight sea view, the main bedroom is located at the end of the corridor and it is fit for a king and queen, with built in cupboards, sea view, own bathroom (bath) and the fourth bedroom facing the garden at the back. The double garages are manual and more than enough open parking. The flat let underneath the home offers two bedrooms and a shared bathroom - ideal for teenagers (or mother-in-law) that wants their own space. The two 2500L Jojo tanks with pump are a bonus. The 5kVA inverter will keep the lights burning and the two solar panels feeds the solar geysers. This home is move in ready and a must see.
For the locals, this area is called Manaba Beach - and the area offers Lucian Beach, Manaba Spar and Dougs Hardware. The property is walking distance to the beach and the area is peaceful and very popular for holiday makers and permanent living on the lower South Coast of Kwazaulu-Natal. Do not delay in viewing this gem, call Elzette today to arrange access.
