A four bedroom house is being brought to auction, via silent tender, in a beautiful lifestyle property in Paarl. Paardeberg Mountain Estate is situated right on the lower slopes of the Paardeberg Mountain, with great views of Paarl Mountainon the horizon.
This four bedroom, two bathroom home in Paardeberg Mountain Estate has a braai area, hiking trails and dam. Price on application – click here to view.Tanya Jovanovski, franchisee of Rawson Auctions Western Cape, says Paarl provides many great attractions. “The town is known for its rich and fertile vineyards, crisp air and magnificent mountain views – not unlike Paardeberg Mountain Estate. The famous main street in Paarl houses beautifully-designed buildings, such as the architectural beauty Strooidak Church. There are lovely cafes and fine dining restaurants strewn throughout the homely suburb as well.”
The informal residential Erf, Portion 46 of Farm 1226 Staart Van De Paardeberg, is an impressive 704sqm and plays home to spectacular views of the surrounding vineyards and rocky trails winding through the fynbos.
The house, which covers just under half of the erf at 340sqm, comprises four bedrooms, all with built-in cupboards and a button to open the security gate in the passage. It has two bathrooms withone en suite, a lounge, dining room, andopen-plan kitchen with a scullery, built-in cupboards, gas stove and a supawood finish. There is an indoor braai and large stoep with additional braai area for the keen entertainer.
The interior of the home has a distinct “African lodge” feel to it. Large, wall-length windows and sliding doors in the lounge and dining areas bring in plenty of natural light, while visually breaking down the barrier between the outside scenery and the comfort of the home.Upstairs is a study with a storeroom. The house has an extra room with a separate entrance, which can be used as a flatlet.
The interior of the home has a distinct “African lodge” feel to it. Large, wall-length windows and sliding doors in the lounge and dining areas bring in plenty of natural light, while visually breaking down the barrier between the outside scenery and the comfort of the home. “They lend a fantastic immersive feel to the aesthetic, “ says Jovanovski
She says the house makes great use of wood in decoration, from trimmings to ceiling designs. “The style remains modern and sharp, but with less of an urban feel to it that we usually associate with such ’out-of-this-world’” luxury.”
There is a well-established fynbos garden with regular irrigation points, two garages, a dam for swimming and soaking away hot South African summers, and great hiking trails that lead up the mountainside.
The auction will be silent by tender (written offers in a sealed envelope), with tenders closing, Wednesday, 25 January at 12 noon. The guided price will be POA (price on application), however, don’t hesitate to bid as all offers will be reviewed.
Rates and taxes are just R350 a month – with levies in at R500. The seller is not registered for VAT so transfer duty will be payable.
There is an indoor braai and large stoep with additional braai area for the keen entertainer.In following with the terms of Rawson Auctions, there is no registration fee to bid. However, 5% deposit of the purchase price, as well as 10% commission plus VAT over and above the purchase price must be paid to Rawson Auctions by the buyer on acceptance of the seller. Bidders are required to be registered and must have with them certified copies of their identity documents and proof of residence.
Interested parties are requested to submit all offers on the Rawson Auctions standard terms and conditions offer to purchase, a copy of which can be obtained by email.
Bids can be delivered to Rawson Property Group’s head office 222 Main Road, Rondebosch. For more information, contact Hans Buys on 082 964 6852.
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