From modern to historic to designer chic, you have to see these homes in Westcliff, Houghton Estate, Saxonwold, Parktown North and other elite Johannesburg suburbs…
1. Bauhaus-inspired living in Westcliff for R16.75 million
On a 3 577sqm stand in a boomed-off area in prestigious Westcliff, this home par excellence has been renovated to offer convenient modern living in a ‘less is more’ setting.
The impressive home has four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a landscaped garden, pool, tennis court, five reception rooms, a dine-in kitchen, entertainer’s patio, fireplaces, study, library, borehole, staff accommodation, four garages and more.
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2. Classic elegance in Houghton Estate for R14.75 million
In a tranquil acre of rolling lawns and beautiful trees, this elegant abode in Houghton Estate can be your private haven.
The four bedroom, three bathroom home has high ceilings and fireplaces, four reception rooms, a guest suite, swimming pool and tennis court. From the beautiful and modern kitchen, the entertainment areas flow out to a terrace under a flowering wisteria.
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3. Contemporary executive family living in Saxonwold for R12 million
The culmination of form and function with a seamless integration of living and entertaining spaces, this modernist home in Saxonwold is ideal for the executive family.
The home has floor-to-ceiling glass walls and windows letting in plenty of light, open-plan receptions, a designer kitchen, pool, four bedroom suites, a study, staff accommodation and more.
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4. A historic masterpiece in Westcliff for R28 million
Step into a time gone by when you enter Stonecrest Manor, a historical home of note in a forest setting on the ridge in Westcliff.
Offering six bedrooms and bathrooms, an office suite and more, the home has solid wood floors, doors and balustrade staircases, stone fireplaces, pressed ceilings and lead glass windows, intimate theatrical lighting and textures and more.
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5. A Zen sanctuary in Parktown North for R11 million
Conforming to the Japanese aesthetic ideal of integrating indoors and outdoors with shoji, or 'moving walls', this beautiful Japanese design in Parktown North offers the perfect flow and meticulous attention to detail, comfort and tranquillity.
The six bedroom, six bathroom residence has teak and bamboo wooden floors throughout with simple linear spaces creating a serene flow, as well as outer porches and wrap-around corridors overlook a koi pond, and more.
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6. Timeless sophistication in Houghton Estate for R20.995 million
This immaculate home in Houghton Estate welcomes you with a grand double-volume entrance hall with central crystal chandelier and sweeping wooden banister staircase, setting the stage for what lies within.
The home has five beautiful bedroom suites, gourmet kitchen with wine cellar and walk-in cold room, four reception rooms, wood-burning fireplaces, a home office/studio, state-of-the-art cinema room, seven garages and more.
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7. Your own tranquil haven in Birdhaven for R17 million
In a tranquil 2 532sqm garden, this farmhouse-style home in Birdhaven offers immaculate and effortless living in a serene setting.
The six bedroom, four-and-a-half bathroom home has numerous luxurious touches, including a feature fireplace, opulent main suite with vaulted ceilings and gas fireplace, a wine cellar, entertainment area with vaulted ceilings, pizza oven, lap pool, herb garden and much more.
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8. State-of-the-art living in Melrose for R37 million
This beautifully designed home in Melrose offers every convenience the modern executive family could ever need, and so much more.
The home has a double-volume entrance foyer with central staircase leading and second spiral staircase, open-plan receptions with a built-in bar, covered and uncovered patios, wooden decks, a pool, six fireplaces, a piano room, two studies, five bedroom suites, and more.
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