R11,000 pm
R11,000 pm
2
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Parkings
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RLS970827
Andiswa Shozi
Louise Botha
Monthly Levy
R2,800
Total
R2,800
TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE IN AMBER VALLEY
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RLS970827
In a prime Howick location, this charming retirement unit features two bedrooms, with the option of using a third as a study. Enjoy the convenience of two enclosed patios—one in the front and one in the back.
The kitchen boasts a scullery, fitted stove, and double-door fridge. Two bathrooms, including one en-suite, provide added comfort. The open-plan lounge and dining area create a spacious living space.
This unit includes a double garage and a small garden area. Enjoy great facilities like two indoor pools, a bowling green, tennis courts, and an auditorium. It’s pet-friendly and has a backup battery inverter for extra peace of mind. This unit is perfect for a retirement couple or single. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity!
The kitchen boasts a scullery, fitted stove, and double-door fridge. Two bathrooms, including one en-suite, provide added comfort. The open-plan lounge and dining area create a spacious living space.
This unit includes a double garage and a small garden area. Enjoy great facilities like two indoor pools, a bowling green, tennis courts, and an auditorium. It’s pet-friendly and has a backup battery inverter for extra peace of mind. This unit is perfect for a retirement couple or single. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity!
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Amber Valley, Howick
Amber Valley is a retirement eco-estate located north of Howick, right off Karkloof Road. It offers breathtaking views of several dams and streams, seamlessly blending into the picturesque countryside. It's conveniently situated just 2 km from Howick, ensuring easy access to a wide range of amenities. With various property types available in the estate, Amber Valley is a great place for anyone to call home. A brief history of the area Amber Valley, which was completed in 2011, is located in Howick which was established as a town in 1850 after a proclamation appeared in the Natal Government Gazette, offering 36 village allotments on the Umgeni Waterfall Drift for sale. Government officials named the town after their Secretary of...
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