Cape Town, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
- PROPERTY TYPE
Apartment
- BEDROOMS
3
- BATHROOMS
2
- SIZE
969 sq ft
90 sq m
Key features
- Open-Plan Living
- Areas are well lit
- Walk-in Shower
- Covered Parking Bay
- Roof-top entertainment
- Communal pool
- Functional Gym
- Conference Room
Description
Offering 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open-plan kitchen and lounge/dining area. Built-in cupboards in all rooms. Open-plan kitchen flows smoothly into the dining and lounge area. The Main bedroom is quite spacious with a huge beautifully tiled en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower. The lounge area is quite large which can serve as a lounge and dining area or can be used to accommodate a work-from-home area. Areas are well-lit by means of big aluminium windows throughout the apartment.
This apartment has its own covered parking space which can be used for a single car. Safe and sufficient parking space for your visitors. The complex boasts a communal laundry and drying area. It has strong security features in place. A spectacular roof-top entertainment area with braai facilities, covered communal space, lap pool and a functional gym area including a conference room for corporate meetings, all for free to residents.
Close to major amenities, MY Citi-Bus routes, hospital and right in the centre of the UCT student district.
Great rental opportunities as student accommodation is highly in demand in this area.
Viewings by appointment only.
Registered with the PPRA
Observatory: A Guide to Cape Town's Bohemian Hub
Observatory is a vibrant and eclectic suburb in Cape Town, celebrated for its relaxed, bohemian atmosphere. As you wander through its streets, you'll discover a rich tapestry of cultures, antique stores, and popular eateries that give the area its unique and laid-back flair.
If you're looking for a dynamic and exciting place to call home, here's a comprehensive guide to what makes Observatory so special and why you should consider a property here.
Effortless Travel and Connectivity
Observatory's central location makes it easy to get around. Cape Town International Airport is a quick 14-minute drive (14.5 km) via the N2/Settler's Way. For a day at the beach, Camps Bay is just 13.6 km away, though travel time can vary with traffic. The suburb is well-served by public transport, offering many accessible routes for those who prefer to explore without a car.
A Storied History of Astronomy and Industry
Founded as a residential area for railway and port employees, Observatory has a history steeped in industrial growth. The area's name comes from the Royal Observatory, established in 1821. Today, it has evolved into a chic, contemporary neighbourhood that still honours its past, with the South African Astronomical Observatory remaining a key landmark.
Pleasant Weather for an Active Lifestyle
While Cape Town is known for its wind, Observatory typically enjoys a cooler, cloudier, and breezy climate. Winter temperatures range from 16°C to 23°C, while summer temperatures are a comfortable 25°C to 30°C. This makes it an ideal spot for outdoor activities like afternoon walks, joining a running club, or spending time at the River Club golf course.
Outstanding Healthcare Facilities
Access to fast and effective medical attention is a key benefit for residents. Observatory is home to several healthcare facilities, including Cape Mental Health Centre, Spencer Road Clinic, Shockwave Clinic, and the renowned Groote Schuur Hospital. For pet owners, the Observatory Animal Clinic and Belmont Road Veterinary Clinic provide excellent care for furry friends.
A Haven for Unique Shopping
Observatory is a shopper's paradise for those who love unique finds. The suburb is famous for its quirky vintage stores, from antique art and homeware to classic fashion. You can spend hours Browse through Bangbang Vintage Market, Munro's, Delo's Antiques, and Nevernew. For daily essentials, residents can visit KWIKSPAR Observatory, Korea Market, Balmoral Supermarket, and other independent businesses.
A Buzzing Foodie Scene
Observatory's popular eateries and cafes are central to its appeal. The suburb is a foodie destination, with buzzing restaurants like The Wild Fig, Table Thirteen Observatory, Two40ne Kitchen & Bar, Beezle Bistro, Reverie Social Table, and Pancho's. Coffee lovers are equally spoiled for choice with a selection of upmarket cafes, including Ground Culture Cafe, Obz Cafe, Cocoa Cha Chi, and Sonder Cafe.
Exciting Attractions and Activities
Observatory offers plenty of exciting attractions. Patrons of the performing arts can visit the Magnet Theatre, which showcases some of South Africa's most talented live production teams. For fitness enthusiasts, CityROCK is an indoor climbing gym where you can scale rock walls and relax in the yoga studio. The area's dynamic and creative energy ensures there is always something new to discover.
Find Your Perfect Property in Observatory
Observatory offers a diverse range of properties to suit various budgets and lifestyles. As a premium real estate network, DG Properties has a hand-picked selection of properties for sale in this vibrant suburb.
Picture yourself living in this dynamic, exciting area today. Contact us to find the perfect home that fits your needs.
Cape Town, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa
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Distances are straight line measurements- Cape Town(International)8.0 miles
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