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Masterfully designed with the perfect indoor-outdoor flow, this luxurious home is the epitome of comfort and style. Positioned a few steps away from the popular Glentana beach and enjoying ocean vistas, this property is set to attract the discerning buyer with a penchant for perfection. The property was built in 2017 and draws aspects from modern, contemporary and industrial architecture. The home enjoys full sunlight and warmth from the north whilst boasting sea views to the south. An entertainer `s home, complete with open-plan spaces that complement the easy flow between indoors and outdoors. The beautifully crafted entranceway opens up to a warm and inviting lounge, dining room and modern kitchen complete with scullery and washroom, all elegantly finished. The open-plan family areas lead seamlessly to a stunning sunroom and outdoor entertainment area, both enjoying built-in braai amenities and facilities. The staircase leads to the first floor featuring the main bedroom suite complete with stylish en-suite bathroom and balcony, two en-suite bedrooms with sea views and balconies, a family room and office area. The home is elegant and sophisticated whilst feeling comfortable and warm. The automated garage accommodates four large vehicles and there is a large storage room of similar size alongside. The low maintenance garden is manicured and pet-friendly. There is an automated irrigation system, water feature, 5, 000 litre water tanks, outdoor beams and many extras complimenting this modern and stylish seaside property set on the idyllic garden route of South Africa.

Glentana beach lies East of the quaint village of Great Brakriver, its beaches topped by fynbos covered cliffs that plunge precipitously into the Indian Ocean. The rich combination of Milkwood trees, white beaches and rocky outcrops make for a beauty that leaves every visitor rewarded, and even today, despite the demand for property along the Garden Route, manages to remain uncluttered and unspoilt. Glentana Bay lies in an ancient riverbed where shell collecting and fishing are pastimes that have changed little since the origins of the town that began with a smattering of houses in the early 1900s. To the south of the cliffs of Glentana, there is little other than open sea, and waves build to immense proportions, their thundering surf over time forming a number of sea caves. These caves occur as one leaves Glentana village east along the coast, and include Glentana cave, Helm’s Hole, Jessica’s Cave and the caves of Cape Windlass Beach. Activities, other than drinking in the views and beauty of the surrounds, include whale watching in season, and the golf courses of nearby Fancourt - regarded as one of the country’s premier golf resorts - each a wonderful way to pass the time.