Two Levels of Charm and Constantia Views!
Every so often, a home surfaces that feels like it’s been waiting for just the right person. This duplex—split cleverly over two levels—is just that kind of place.
Step inside and you’re greeted by a warm, light-filled living area that subtly frames distant views of the Constantiaberg mountain range. Just off the living space, there’s a second bedroom—modest in scale but comfortable, with enough room for a restful setup or weekend guests. It also includes its own ensuite bathroom with a shower, toilet, and basin, adding convenience without compromising privacy.
Upstairs, the main bedroom unfolds like a quiet retreat. Set in a lofty, open space, it flows onto a north-facing balcony that soaks up golden light throughout the year. In winter, it’s cozy and sunlit; in summer, it glows with warmth. The adjoining ensuite mirrors the downstairs configuration, and a west-facing window frames late-afternoon silhouettes of Constantiaberg—like a natural artwork that changes with the seasons.
And yes, there’s a secure undercover parking bay. Always a win.
Locals whisper that a jazz musician once called this unit home—an artist whose melodies drifted through the rafters and spilled onto the balcony during Cape Town’s golden evenings. True or not, the space still hums with creativity, charm, and a quiet rhythm all its own.
Rental achievable from R13,500.
Step inside and you’re greeted by a warm, light-filled living area that subtly frames distant views of the Constantiaberg mountain range. Just off the living space, there’s a second bedroom—modest in scale but comfortable, with enough room for a restful setup or weekend guests. It also includes its own ensuite bathroom with a shower, toilet, and basin, adding convenience without compromising privacy.
Upstairs, the main bedroom unfolds like a quiet retreat. Set in a lofty, open space, it flows onto a north-facing balcony that soaks up golden light throughout the year. In winter, it’s cozy and sunlit; in summer, it glows with warmth. The adjoining ensuite mirrors the downstairs configuration, and a west-facing window frames late-afternoon silhouettes of Constantiaberg—like a natural artwork that changes with the seasons.
And yes, there’s a secure undercover parking bay. Always a win.
Locals whisper that a jazz musician once called this unit home—an artist whose melodies drifted through the rafters and spilled onto the balcony during Cape Town’s golden evenings. True or not, the space still hums with creativity, charm, and a quiet rhythm all its own.
Rental achievable from R13,500.
Monthly Levy
R2,981
Monthly Rates
R1,019
Total
R4,000
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Wynberg Upper, Cape Town
Cape Town is a coastal city located on the western coast of South Africa. It is known for its natural beauty, including Table Mountain, and its many pristine beaches. The city is also a hub of cultural and economic activity, with a vibrant arts and fashion scene, as well as a thriving tech industry. The property market in Cape Town is a mix of residential and commercial properties, with a range of options available to meet different budgets and preferences. In recent years, Cape Town's property market has seen significant growth, driven by factors such as high demand for properties, an expanding economy, and increasing numbers of people relocating to the city. The residential property market in Cape Town is diverse, with options...
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