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Charming two bedroom 80-square-metre apartment with doors opening out to a huge patio. Ideal for professionals to share. Ground-floor unit with open-plan living room design.The lounge is spacious providing for comfortable lounge sofas and dining-room table. Modern, functional kitchen with breakfast/work granite-top counter, built-in shelving, wine-rack, room for fridge and washing-machine. Luxury bedrooms and bathrooms. Main-en-suite bathroom with bath, separate shower, double vanities. Custom made curtains and blinds. North-facing main bedroom window and lounge patio-door bring in full light and sun. Communal Dish for your decoder. Cleaning Service to the unit is included in the Rent. Basement parking. Ultra-safe complex. Excellent complex management. Connect to wifi. DSTV for your decoder. In-house gym and heated swimming pool. Close to all amenities: the Killarney Mall, many commercial enterprises and the prestigious Country Club with golf-course - everything you need is a short walk away - the large Killarney Mall, food court, restaurants, shops, parks, The Wilds Walk-way. Within a 15 minutes drive, visit the Johannesburg Zoo, travel to Johannesburg CBD for arts/culture at Newtown Precinct. The Gautrain operates between the airport and Melrose, 3km from Killarney. Available 1 July. Internal Agency Ref No:ZZ00005068 # Kitchen: 1 # Parking: 1 Has Garden Security Features: Security Carport 24h Security Beautiful Garden Window Type: Aluminium Ceiling Type: High Ceilings/rhino Wall Type: Plaster Floor Type: Laminate wooden floors; t Exterior: Plaster Finish Roof Type: Tile Showers Stove Property Reference #: 13347199 Nearby Schools: St Davids Marist College 36 Rivonia Road, Inanda St Mary's School Cnr. Athol & Burn Street, Waverley Vuleka Schools 19 Jellicoe Avenue, Rosebank, Johannesburg The Parks Pre-Primary School 38 Kildare Av, Parkview, Johannesburg Troopers (Melrose Arch) Virgin Active Building Basement 3, Melrose Blvd, Melrose North Limberlost Nursery School 39a Sturdee Av, Rosebank Nearby Places/Vicinity: Visitors are welcome at the Killarney Country Club (found in 1970 originally the Transvaal Automabile Club) an affluent golf-club with a mens tee measuring 6404m. Designed by Robert Trent. The tall Highveld trees are a exquisite site in autumm. The club also has bowling greens, all-weather tennis courts, squash courts, a fully equipped gym, swimming pool, conference facilities. The Wilds is a beautiful old park close by with indigenous trees, ponds and birds where you can enjoy beautiful walks and views of the city from every angle. Guided walks are offered. Good restaurants: Bricin Restaurant; Mareena's Simply Food; Hannigan's Bar and Restaurant; Cronins Restaurant;Quinlans Seafood Bar Agent Details: Annette Burd Aragon Properties 68 3rd Street LINDEN GAUGTENG Gauteng www.aragonproperties.co.za

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 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

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

Lovely position - this stand offer you 417 m² erf size for creating your own little dream home with easy access - situated in entrance road, but not close to the gate.Very good position!The development has a designer guide plan - please request rules from your agent.The designer guide caters for single and double storey Fisherman style homes which brings your a delightful complex to drive through!House plans available from draughtsman to suit your own requirements at R 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

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