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5 Cape Town beachside mansions ‘to die for’

10 Apr 2015

Whether you fancy a lavish villa or a designer gem, Cape Town’s beachside mansions are what dreams are made of. Here are five homes to drool over…

This well-appointed Camps Bay home offers six bedrooms, six bathrooms, an open plan kitchen and dining room, natural stone, glass, timber and marble finishes, and private terraces with spectacular views. It is on the market for R49 million – click here to view.

1. Ultra-mod Camps Bay gem

Different shades of greens, browns, blues and saffrons – these are just some of the colours that can be glimpsed from the surroundings of this Camps Bay mansion. From this well-appointed home, which is set high above the sea, one can take in the beautiful mountain views, the scattered beach rocks, the lush vegetation and the endless canvas of ocean water.

Priced at R49 million, these scenic vistas can be appreciated from all of the private terraces outside the six en suite bedrooms. One of these bedrooms, which has a modern and graceful feel to it, features expansive sliding doors that let in a warm glow. Complementing these doors is a ribbon of glass near the ceiling which not only allows you to glimpse the sky above but also adds to the luxury and elegance of the room.

This generous bedroom has calming neutral walls, a floating bathroom vanity cabinet with a luxurious mirror, air-conditioning and beautiful floors.

The dining room and kitchen share a neutrally-themed space, which is separated by a sleek kitchen island that also serves as a wine rack. The kitchen can be described as a smooth-running room fitted with built-in appliances, while the dining area features five feather-like pendant lights, air-conditioning and sliding doors that lead out onto a patio.

Included in the price tag is a landscaped indigenous garden, swimming pool and entertainment deck, soundproof home theatre, private lift, garaging for seven vehicles and an elaborate home automation and security system.

Click here to view.

2. Mediterranean-style Llandudno mansion

Built near the water’s edge in Llandudno, this north-facing grand mansion has four bedrooms, each with built-in closets, four bathrooms, an all-wood kitchen, home office, lounge with gas fireplace, swimming pool and garaging for six cars. It is priced at R60 million – click here to view.

A grand Mediterranean-style property situated on the Llandudno beachfront is on the market for R60 million.

The home, which features A-frame roofs, columns, several archways, wrought iron  balcony railings and wooden framed windows, is a north-facing property which enjoys unspoilt views of the ocean and Table Mountain.

Built near the water’s edge, this residence offers four bedrooms, each with built-in cupboards and a balcony, four bathrooms, a home office and lounge with  fireplace.

The main bedroom has a walk-in closet, gas fireplace and wooden floors while the other three bedrooms have laminate wooden floors.

The all-wood kitchen has a small-scale centre island with a sink and storage system, a black granite top which also features on the built-in counters and tiled floors. Floating above the countertops are fitted display cabinets and open shelves for extra storage.

The mansion has extras such as underfloor heating, air-conditioning, a crescent shaped swimming pool and garaging for six cars.

Click here to view.

3. Lavish Camps Bay villa

This lavish Camps Bay property offers six bedrooms, six bathrooms, wraparound terraces with glass railings, a landscaped garden, infinity swimming pool and views of the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain Reserve. It is on the market for R32 million – click here to view.

Brilliant white walls, sparkling lights and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow - this triple storey Camps Bay villa is priced at R32 million.

Currently operating as a five star boutique guesthouse, this lavish property offers wraparound balconies with glass railings and a 12 metre infinity swimming pool where you can take in the beauty of the ocean and mountains.

The interiors share a warm and neutral colour scheme, natural stone finishes, tiled floors and glittering recessed lights.

One of the six bedrooms has an archway-like natural stone wall which separates the bedroom from a plush sitting area and en suite bathroom. The neutral tones and textures blend in with the soothing colour scheme of the room to create a restful bedroom, which also has ample built-in closet storage.

Two of the featured bathrooms have natural looking tiles, luxurious white bath tubs and spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and Table Mountain Reserve.

Click here to view.

4. Designer Bantry Bay masterpiece

Designed by award-winning architect, Stefan Antoni, this multi-storey Bantry Bay home has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, an open plan lounge with a fireplace, a zen courtyard, wine cellar, rim-flow swimming pool and a private lift. It is priced at R35 million – click here to view.

Designed by award-winning architect, Stefan Antoni, this multi-storey Bantry Bay home with commanding views of the sea is on the market for R35 million.

On a sunny day, the home is immersed in natural light thanks to the numerous sliding doors, windows and strategically placed glass panels in the roof. Not only do these glass doors allow maximum sunlight to pour in but they also allow one to take in the palm trees, blue skies and the ocean without setting a foot outside.

The open plan lounge, which has a fireplace and recessed lights, has a streamlined, neat look and, with breathtaking views in the background, offers a relaxed, getaway feeling. This whole arrangement leads out onto a swimming pool deck featuring a rim-flow pool with a water feature and a glass swimming pool gate.

Characterised by spacious rooms, this designer mansion is dominated by relaxing, neutral-coloured walls. The kitchen, however, is a coffee-bean-coloured affair with integrated appliances, a breakfast bar with sink and handle-free cabinets.

This contemporary masterpiece has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a wine cellar, zen courtyard, staff accommodation and security facilities.

Click here to view.

5. Glamorous Fresnaye mansion

Situated in Fresnaye, this glamorous residence offers four bedrooms, a sumptuous sitting room and dining room, a fitted kitchen, separate guest suite, diamond shaped swimming pool and garaging for three cars. It is on the market for R25 million – click here to view.

Currently on the property market in Fresnaye is a glamorous residence with an all-white exterior.

Adding to the glamour are attractive outdoor wall sconces, glass balcony railings, neatly trimmed shrubs, an expansive entertainment deck and a sparkling diamond shaped swimming pool.

This double storey mansion features a sumptuous sitting room with a classy fireplace and tiled floor, a dining room with a floating ceiling that has LED strip lights and a black, upturned chandelier hanging in the centre.

One of the four bedrooms has a matt, restful vibe and leads out onto a private balcony which offers views of the city.

Also on offer is a separate guest suite with a bedroom, bathroom and lounge, garaging for three cars as well as off-street parking for four vehicles.

This impressive family home also features sliding doors at every entrance and is priced at R25 million.

Click here to view. - Katlego Sekano

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Katlego Sekano

Katlego Sekano

Journalist at Property24.com

Journalist at Property24.com

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