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7 stunning SA homes oozing character and panache

24 Mar 2017

When thinking of homes, we all want to own one of those that have the ‘wow factor’... something that will leave tongues wagging and heads turning.

These 7 homes are nothing short of that…

1. A superb and distinguished home in Parktown for R13 million

This grand eight bedroom, seven bathroom family home in Parktown, Johannesburg, offers a special lifestyle for those seeking character and perfection. It has pressed ceilings, wooden floors, sash windows and a fireplace. It also features a gym, cinema room and an open-plan living area that leads out to an amazing entertainment terrace overlooking the sparkling pool.

To view this grand home on the market for R13 million – click here.

2. Own a dramatic ‘oasis with a difference’ for R15 million

This breathtaking four bedroom, three bathroom home in Hurlingham, Sandton, is situated in a tree-lined and access controlled avenue. The home boasts soaring open-beam ceilings, cathedral windows and skylights. Complementing the Provencal theme are the giant French doors and formal-style herb garden. Warm summer days can be enjoyed in the established garden with an inviting pool.

To view this marvelous home on the market for R15 million – click here.

3. Feel like you’re living in your own ‘bush retreat’ for R9.25m

This extraordinary four bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom home in Silver Lakes Golf Estate, Pretoria, is privately tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the city, offering peace and quiet. It offers splendid views of the game reserve in the estate. The home brags a magnificent patio with deck, flowing onto the Jacuzzi area where sundowners can be enjoyed along with a beautiful view of the stars and the background sound of nature.

To view this characterful home on the market for R9.25 million – click here.

4. Own a timeless Cape masterpiece for R26 million

This majestic five bedroom, seven bathroom home in Oranjezicht, Cape Town, has been completely revamped, subtly harmonising the old and the new with a mix of contemporary art. Majestic double doors lead into the heart of the house and onto generous living spaces.

To view this timeless masterpiece on the market for R26 million – click here.

5. A touch of 'modern meets contemporar' for R5.4 million

This eco-friendly three bedroom, three bathroom home in Pezula Golf Estate, Knysna, has stunning features including an enclosed courtyard with a Koi pond. It has hydronic underfloor heating, automatic blinds that work on a sensor and two wood burning fireplaces. For entertainment purposes there’s a theatre room, pool and wine cellar for your special collection.

To view this contemporary home on the market for R5.4 million – click here.

6. Own an old mansion-style home for R22.5 million

This preserved six bedroom, three bathroom home in Rheenendal, Knysna, has lavish established gardens with abundant large trees surrounding the buildings and a paved driveway. It has two balconies and a large outdoor living area with built-in braai. The home boasts crafted and antique furniture, two fireplaces and a grand piano.

To view this golden oldie on the market for R22.5 million – click here.

7.  Own a characterful and luxurious home for R5.95 million

This magnificent five bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom home in Morningside, Durban, has modern features and superb spaces, from high ceilings to numerous living areas. It has a private pool and a large family entertainment room with an en suite bathroom that can easily be converted into a gym.

To view this glorious home on the market for R5.95 million – click here. - Nomfanelo Gabuza

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