Please note that you are using an outdated browser which is not compatible with some elements of the site. We strongly urge you to update to Edge for an optimal browsing experience.

New apartments in Cape's Garnet Place selling from R689.9k

29 Jun 2020

Asrin Property Developers has officially launched Garnet Place, the fourth and final phase of their Gemstone Estate development. Release of units for sale to the public was met with resounding enthusiasm and demand is expected to be high for those still available.

Gemstone Estate, a new development in Parow, Western Cape, will offer apartments selling from R689 000 to R899 000 - click here to view.

The price point and convenient location of Garnet Place make it an attractive option for growing families, young professionals, and retirees looking to downscale. Whether they’re looking for a place to call home or start their investment journey, discerning buyers will want to secure their spot in this contemporary suburban development. Comprising two and three bedroom apartments, Garnet Place units start at just R689 900 making stylish, affordable apartment living attainable.

Every inch of Garnet Place has been meticulously designed to maximise appeal and is built with integrity and quality workmanship. Each unit boasts state-of-the-art finishes yet maintains that comfortable, welcoming feeling buyers seek out when purchasing a home.

READ: More rate cuts expected | How SA's Supplementary Budget impacts the property industry

Royale on Main, a new development in Tokai, Cape Town, offer homes priced from R1.95 million to R2.18 million - click here to view.

A harmonious blend of modernity and homeliness has been achieved in Garnet Place with style and function being the guiding principles behind each floor plan. The open-plan living area maximises natural light and functionality while the bedrooms and bathroom offer comfort and privacy. All units are fitted with an oven, hob and extractor fan and feature superior finishes such as engineered stone countertops, A-grade ceramic tiles, and laminate flooring. They’re also DStv and WiFi-enabled.

From an environmental perspective, Asrin is dedicated to reducing their carbon footprint and has incorporated green initiatives into the estate’s design. The inclusion of PV solar panel geysers aids in reducing water and electricity consumption throughout the estate - a win-win situation for the environment and residents’ pockets alike.

SEE | 8 mod apartments in Cape Town’s trendiest suburbs under R2m

Chapel Towers, a new development in Zonnebloem, Cape Town, will offer apartments selling from R1.77 million to R2 905 200 - click here to view.

Garnet Place is the perfect setting in which to enjoy the good life, both indoors and outside. The gardens surrounding the building are landscaped and provide residents with space to stretch their legs and soak up some sun. Asrin acknowledges that safety and security are at the forefront of most buyers' minds and has prioritised this accordingly. The perimeter of the property is secured with electric fencing and access to the estate is controlled by a guardhouse at the entrance and remote control.

This visionary development is conveniently located just off the N2, with Avonwood Square shopping centre a mere stone’s throw away. Parents will be pleased to note that Cravenby Primary and High School are within walking distance from the estate. The University of the Western Cape and CPUT are also in the vicinity. Cape Town International Airport is only a twenty minute drive away with Tygerberg Hospital and N1 City also in close proximity.

Print Print
Top Articles
The South African property market in 2024 has been anything but stagnant. With exciting shifts in buyer behaviour, rental trends, and investment opportunities, this year has been a whirlwind of activity and adaptation.

What sets the luxury market apart is its independence from broader economic trends and understanding what drives this market requires looking beyond the numbers to the intangibles that define true luxury.

With interest rates finally on the decline and rental vacancy rates lower than they’ve been in years, property is an excellent investment option as long as the homework is done

Loading