Plot paternoster

Big plot in the centre of Paternoster at a reasonable price. Come and experience the perks of a small fishing village, and build your dream home. Google coordinates S and E. CONTACT:  Pikkie Daniel

Features a wide entrance to the plot. Fenced with palisade at the back, Neighbouring SANSA natural fynbos reserve. The plot has an uninterrupted view of Walker Bay and the surrounding mountains. Walk 50 m to the greenbelt walkway of the Estate. The plot is level and has been cleared. Build your dream single level or double storey house with a minimum size of 180 square meters, excl. the garage. Contact me for a selection of pre-approved plans or design your own within the design guidelines of the Estate. All relevant information can be obtained from our on-site Seeff office located at the entrance of Mariner's Village SAILING THE SEVEN SEAS AT MARINERS VILLAGE -It sure makes an ordinary property development a little more out of the ordinary! Mariners Village in Hermanus puts an old world nautical spin on a new property development What do captains, admirals, decorative wooden vessels from a long-forgotten era and swashbuckling battles at sea have to do with a property development in Hermanus? Mariners Village is a development in Hermanus full of charm, a nautical theme and offering a wonderful community atmosphere. There are various housing options, from free-standing houses, an apartment block and will feature a quiet, comfortable retirement village soon. Before taking a drive out to view the development, you note the passion with which the residents talk about Mariners Village. They express the wonderful sense of community it strives for, the eco-friendly element with a small greenbelt path that winds through the fynbos creating a space for walks, ducks, guinea fowl and birdlife. You get the sense of a calm, peaceful environment. But what makes this development unique is that it caters to fishing and boating enthusiasts. The New Harbour is a mere ten minutes away. This is the perfect place for fishermen and boating lovers! You take a quick drive from the CBDto the development and you arrive at the entrance (called The Yardarm)designed to resemble the bow of a ship. As you stroll among the white-washed houses which create a West Coast feel (picture Paternoster), and the residents start to elaborate on the captains and ships: We are facing the apartment block, named The Golden Hind. We turn to face the un-built areas that will become the retirement blocks named Endeavour, Victory, Mayflower, Mary Rose and Ark Royal. “This top area of the complex which is situated on a slight hill is referred to as The Quarterdeck,” they explain. “The street running all the way around the lower part of the development is Nelson’s Way, named after Lord Horatio Nelson, one of the most famous British naval officers.” Many other famous naval officers, captains and admirals are captured in the street names and you will enjoy revisiting some tumultuous and fascinating times in world history. The on-site Seeff office allows for daily viewings, visit us anytime! CONTACT:  Deni Schemel

This corner plot is situated to give you maximum mountain and sea views. The wide entrance allows for ample space for garages and drive-ways. The top end of the plot will allow you to make a special feature garden for your relaxation. SAILING THE SEVEN SEAS AT MARINERS VILLAGE -It sure makes an ordinary property development a little more out of the ordinary! Mariners Village in Hermanus puts an old world nautical spin on a new property development What do captains, admirals, decorative wooden vessels from a long-forgotten era and swashbuckling battles at sea have to do with a property development in Hermanus? Mariners Village is a development in Hermanus full of charm, a nautical theme and offering a wonderful community atmosphere. There are various housing options, from free-standing houses, an apartment block and will feature a quiet, comfortable retirement village soon. Before taking a drive out to view the development, you note the passion with which the residents talk about Mariners Village. They express the wonderful sense of community it strives for, the eco-friendly element with a small greenbelt path that winds through the fynbos creating a space for walks, ducks, guinea fowl and birdlife. You get the sense of a calm, peaceful environment. But what makes this development unique is that it caters to fishing and boating enthusiasts. The New Harbour is a mere ten minutes away. This is the perfect place for fishermen and boating lovers! You take a quick drive from the CBDto the development and you arrive at the entrance (called The Yardarm)designed to resemble the bow of a ship. As you stroll among the white-washed houses which create a West Coast feel (picture Paternoster), and the residents start to elaborate on the captains and ships: We are facing the apartment block, named The Golden Hind. We turn to face the un-built areas that will become the retirement blocks named Endeavour, Victory, Mayflower, Mary Rose and Ark Royal. “This top area of the complex which is situated on a slight hill is referred to as The Quarterdeck,” they explain. “The street running all the way around the lower part of the development is Nelson’s Way, named after Lord Horatio Nelson, one of the most famous British naval officers.” Many other famous naval officers, captains and admirals are captured in the street names and you will enjoy revisiting some tumultuous and fascinating times in world history. The on-site Seeff office allows for daily viewings, visit us anytime! CONTACT:  Deni Schemel

SAILING THE SEVEN SEAS AT MARINERS VILLAGE -It sure makes an ordinary property development a little more out of the ordinary! Mariners Village in Hermanus puts an old world nautical spin on a new property development What do captains, admirals, decorative wooden vessels from a long-forgotten era and swashbuckling battles at sea have to do with a property development in Hermanus? Mariners Village is a development in Hermanus full of charm, a nautical theme and offering a wonderful community atmosphere. There are various housing options, from free-standing houses, an apartment block and will feature a quiet, comfortable retirement village soon. Before taking a drive out to view the development, you note the passion with which the residents talk about Mariners Village. They express the wonderful sense of community it strives for, the eco-friendly element with a small greenbelt path that winds through the fynbos creating a space for walks, ducks, guinea fowl and birdlife. You get the sense of a calm, peaceful environment. But what makes this development unique is that it caters to fishing and boating enthusiasts. The New Harbour is a mere ten minutes away. This is the perfect place for fishermen and boating lovers! You take a quick drive from the CBDto the development and you arrive at the entrance (called The Yardarm)designed to resemble the bow of a ship. As you stroll among the white-washed houses which create a West Coast feel (picture Paternoster), and the residents start to elaborate on the captains and ships: We are facing the apartment block, named The Golden Hind. We turn to face the un-built areas that will become the retirement blocks named Endeavour, Victory, Mayflower, Mary Rose and Ark Royal. “This top area of the complex which is situated on a slight hill is referred to as The Quarterdeck,” they explain. “The street running all the way around the lower part of the development is Nelson’s Way, named after Lord Horatio Nelson, one of the most famous British naval officers.” Many other famous naval officers, captains and admirals are captured in the street names and you will enjoy revisiting some tumultuous and fascinating times in world history. The on-site Seeff office allows for daily viewings, visit us anytime! CONTACT:  Deni Schemel

This plot overlooks the large garden of the estate with ponds and fountains that serves to extract the iron from the free borehole water that the estate offers. The plot is also bordered by a large fynbos greenbelt. The plot is square and offers ample space for a large house. SAILING THE SEVEN SEAS AT MARINERS VILLAGE -It sure makes an ordinary property development a little more out of the ordinary! Mariners Village in Hermanus puts an old world nautical spin on a new property development What do captains, admirals, decorative wooden vessels from a long-forgotten era and swashbuckling battles at sea have to do with a property development in Hermanus? Mariners Village is a development in Hermanus full of charm, a nautical theme and offering a wonderful community atmosphere. There are various housing options, from free-standing houses, an apartment block and will feature a quiet, comfortable retirement village soon. Before taking a drive out to view the development, you note the passion with which the residents talk about Mariners Village. They express the wonderful sense of community it strives for, the eco-friendly element with a small greenbelt path that winds through the fynbos creating a space for walks, ducks, guinea fowl and birdlife. You get the sense of a calm, peaceful environment. But what makes this development unique is that it caters to fishing and boating enthusiasts. The New Harbour is a mere ten minutes away. This is the perfect place for fishermen and boating lovers! You take a quick drive from the CBDto the development and you arrive at the entrance (called The Yardarm)designed to resemble the bow of a ship. As you stroll among the white-washed houses which create a West Coast feel (picture Paternoster), and the residents start to elaborate on the captains and ships: We are facing the apartment block, named The Golden Hind. We turn to face the un-built areas that will become the retirement blocks named Endeavour, Victory, Mayflower, Mary Rose and Ark Royal. “This top area of the complex which is situated on a slight hill is referred to as The Quarterdeck,” they explain. “The street running all the way around the lower part of the development is Nelson’s Way, named after Lord Horatio Nelson, one of the most famous British naval officers.” Many other famous naval officers, captains and admirals are captured in the street names and you will enjoy revisiting some tumultuous and fascinating times in world history. The on-site Seeff office allows for daily viewings, visit us anytime! CONTACT:  Deni Schemel

Four Bedroom Victorian house build in 1925. House of 290 m on 1586 square meter plot. * The house offer 410 mm thick walls inside and 510 mm outside.Floors and ceilings all good quality original Oregon pine.The potential to restore are enormous with old fashion high high walls to help and created extra space. The house offer four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. There are a dinning room living room.The high walls and beautiful Oregon pine and ceilings help to create a wonderful old school living country style.There a back veranda of 11 m by 2.8 m.The front veranda is 1.5 m higher as the street level.There are a stair case to a loft /solder. The big plot of 1586 m with a two garages big trees and plenty of space to increase the existing organic garden. # The house is situated in the main area of Hopefield. Hopefield is one and a half hour from Cape Town.Hopefield are 30 minutes from Langebaan, Vredenburg and Jacobs bay.Also in close range of Paternoster and Velddrif.The new Saldanha Bay Harbour and Saldanha Bay Industrial Development Zone are only 30 minutes and there are good option for growth in the area. * Don't mis on this opportunity and call today to set a appointment # Ensuite: 1 # Reception Rooms: 1 # Entrance Hall: 1 # Parking: 2 Has Garden Security Features: Fence, Access Gate Property Reference #: 3560553 Agent Details: Dries Roos Sandton Chas Everitt Corner of Main & Church Street PO Box 23 Vredenburg, 7380

This plot is fenced with a solid brick wall and electrical fencing along the back. It is situated in a quiet, sunny corner of the estate, offering peaceful surrounds. Build your dream home and enjoy the views of the harbour from your balcony. SAILING THE SEVEN SEAS AT MARINERS VILLAGE -It sure makes an ordinary property development a little more out of the ordinary! Mariners Village in Hermanus puts an old world nautical spin on a new property development What do captains, admirals, decorative wooden vessels from a long-forgotten era and swashbuckling battles at sea have to do with a property development in Hermanus? Mariners Village is a development in Hermanus full of charm, a nautical theme and offering a wonderful community atmosphere. There are various housing options, from free-standing houses, an apartment block and will feature a quiet, comfortable retirement village soon. Before taking a drive out to view the development, you note the passion with which the residents talk about Mariners Village. They express the wonderful sense of community it strives for, the eco-friendly element with a small greenbelt path that winds through the fynbos creating a space for walks, ducks, guinea fowl and birdlife. You get the sense of a calm, peaceful environment. But what makes this development unique is that it caters to fishing and boating enthusiasts. The New Harbour is a mere ten minutes away. This is the perfect place for fishermen and boating lovers! You take a quick drive from the CBDto the development and you arrive at the entrance (called The Yardarm)designed to resemble the bow of a ship. As you stroll among the white-washed houses which create a West Coast feel (picture Paternoster), and the residents start to elaborate on the captains and ships: We are facing the apartment block, named The Golden Hind. We turn to face the un-built areas that will become the retirement blocks named Endeavour, Victory, Mayflower, Mary Rose and Ark Royal. “This top area of the complex which is situated on a slight hill is referred to as The Quarterdeck,” they explain. “The street running all the way around the lower part of the development is Nelson’s Way, named after Lord Horatio Nelson, one of the most famous British naval officers.” Many other famous naval officers, captains and admirals are captured in the street names and you will enjoy revisiting some tumultuous and fascinating times in world history. The on-site Seeff office allows for daily viewings, visit us anytime! CONTACT:  Deni Schemel

This freehold residential plot is ideal for building your dream home as a peaceful retreat away from busy city life. This property is located close to St Helena harbour where you can buy your fish or snoek fresh from the boat. St Helena Bay is a small fisherman's town surrounded by Velddrif, Vredenburg, Paternoster, Langebaan and Saldanha Bay. St Helena Bay is a mere 180km from Cape Town. St Helena Bay is the only area along the South African West Coast where the sun rises across the bay. The reason for this is its unique location, whereby the town itself faces northeast and almost north. It is described as "calm and tranquil" as quoted from the Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama. Rates And Taxes: 475 Property Reference #: ENT0160530 Agent Details: Mariana Janse van Rensburg KW Impact