URGENT URGENT SALE…PRICED TO SELL FAST MONTANA PARK IN SOUTH AFRICA

URGENT-URGENT SALE…PRICED TO SELL FAST !!! This property are situated in the sub-tropical upmarket area of Montana Park Pretoria and offers this cozy duet you the following…3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with 1 on-suite, nice kitchen with pantry and laundry, large living area's, double motorised garage with lots of BIC's for extra storage, 3x air conditioners, a cozy enclosed patio with a 6 seater Jacuzzi under a louvre deck roof The property are also well secured with a alarm system and motorised entrance gate Montana Park has for many years formed the heart of Northern Suburbia. Large stands, wonderful established gardens and quiet streets Pretoria North stretches northwards from the Magaliesberg, and its long sun facing slopes and tropical climate might be an indication why so many of its residents say they will never move Businesses are stretched out mainly alongside Zambezi Road and also quick access to N1 north and the new N4 Rustenburg highway westwards DON’T MISS OUT ON THIS PROPERTY - CALL ME TODAY Pretoria is affectionately known as the Jacaranda City. This is because of all the purple blossom adorned Jacaranda trees. It became known as the 'city of roses' shortly after its establishment because its climate encouraged the growth of rambler roses. The roses covered hedges and gardens all around the city. J.D. Cilliers, an avid gardener and resident, imported Jacaranda trees in from Rio de Janeiro to plant in his Myrtle Grove garden. These trees flourished and as a result the city became known as the 'Jacaranda City', with about Jacarandas lining its streets. Pretoria’s central location and clear proximity to the Hatfield/Brooklyn business district, makes the Moot a popular dwelling for many. Just as the name indicates, the Moot is indeed a valley between two ridges, bordered by the Magalies in the North and the Meintjieskop range to the South. Misty mornings are quite a common sight here. The Gauteng province was originally formed from part of the old Transvaal province after South Africa's first free elections on 27 April . Gauteng was named in December and formerly known as the PWV (Pretoria-Witwatersrand-Vereeniging) area. With less than 2% of the land area, Gauteng is the smallest province in South Africa and is situated in the heart of the Highveld. The name “Gauteng” is derived from Sesotho, meaning "Place of Gold". CONTACT: Leon Naude.