building plot, ± 500 m² ATLANTIC SANDS SECURITY VILLAGE Specs of the Development: * Name : Atlantic Sands Security Village. * Location : On the Atlantic Ocean on the outskirts of Laaiplek on Dwarskersbos side. * Stands are North to North-West facing. * Sizes of Stands : 500m² - 970m². * Prices : From R249,000.00 * 10% Deposit secures. * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from May 2008 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit. Investment in property in this pristine security development with entry level pricing at below market value with delayed transfer of more than a year will attain significant growth.

building plot, ± 500 m² Atlantic Sands: A West Coast Security Village ATLANTIC SANDS SECURITY VILLAGE Specs of the Development: * Name : Atlantic Sands Security Village. * Location : On the Atlantic Ocean on the outskirts of Laaiplek on Dwarskersbos side. * Stands are North to North-West facing. * Sizes of Stands : 500m² - 970m². * Prices : From R249,000.00 * 10% Deposit secures. * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from Feb 2008 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit. Investment in property in this pristine security development with entry level pricing at below market value with delayed transfer of more than a year will attain significant growth.

building plot, ± 666 m² This is a good opportunity to acquire a stand in Atlantic Sands Security Village at R219k. Specs of the Development: * Name : Atlantic Sands Security Village. * Location : On the Atlantic Ocean on the outskirts of Laaiplek on Dwarskersbos side. * Stands are North to North-West facing. * Size of stand: 666m² * Prices : From R249,000.00 * 10% Deposit secures. * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from Febr 2008 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit. Investment in property in this pristine security development with entry level pricing at below market value with delayed transfer of more than a year will attain significant growth.

building plot, ± 500 m² ATLANTIC WAVES SECURITY VILLAGE We have pleasure in announcing the launch of Atlantic Waves Security Village, located on the Atlantic beachfront at Laaiplek. Atlantic Shores is a complete Security Village, with a 24 hour manned single entrance / exit. Specs of the Development: * Name : Atlantic Waves Security Village. * Location : On the Atlantic Ocean on the outskirts of Laaiplek on Dwarskersbos side. * Stands are North to North-West facing. * Sizes of Stands : 500m² - 970m². * Prices : From R209,000.00 * 10% Deposit secures. * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from May 2008 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit.

flat Dullstroom Mpumalanga P.I.P 120 Stands left. 340 Stands sold. 18 Holes, of which 15 are usable. Layout Plans available. Services Included. ... Township Proclaimation 2006/7 / Registration No. Deed of Sale 1998/005109/07. / Currently run by Highland Gate Home Owners Association. / / HUGE POTENTIAL FOR INVESTORS. / Agents representing Bank : Stan's Properties.

building plot ATLANTIC WAVES SECURITY VILLAGE We have pleasure in announcing the launch of Atlantic Waves Security Village, located on the Atlantic beachfront at Laaiplek. Atlantic Shores is a complete Security Village, with a 24 hour manned single entrance / exit. Specs of the Development: * Name : Atlantic Waves Security Village. * Location : On the Atlantic Ocean on the outskirts of Laaiplek on Dwarskersbos side. * Stands are North to North-West facing. * Sizes of Stands : 500m² - 970m². * Prices : From R209,000.00 * 10% Deposit secures. * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from May 2008 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit. Investment in property in this pristine security development with entry level pricing at below market value with delayed transfer of more than a year will attain significant growth.

building plot The last remaining beachfront stands at Sandy Point Beach Estate at St. Helena Bay have been released. This is an exquisite location with magnificent north facing ocean views. The North facing development offers stunning and panoramic beach and sea views. An unspoilt safe beach, the shallow bay teeming with Southern Right and Humpback whales and resident pods of the rare Heaviside dolphin all combine to make St. Helena Bay a very special destination. This setting, combined with the tranquillity and relaxed atmosphere of West Coast living commands a real sense of exclusivity and elegance. Specs of the Development : * Name : Sandy Point Beach Estate. * Location : St. Helena Bay. * Stands are due North facing. * Sizes of Stands : 365m² - 580 m². * Priced from R299,000 * Beachfront stands priced at R1 050,000 * 5% Deposit secures (Payable over 90 days). * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit.

building plot, ± 500 m² ATLANTIC SANDS/SHORES/WAVES Velddrif (Laaiplek) is located on the Atlantic Ocean on the West Coast. It offers the ideal weekend / holiday retreat, within easy reach, being 150km from Cape Town. Being relatively undiscovered property prices are still affordable compared to other coastal areas. REBATE / DEFERRED BOND REPAYMENTS Upon transfer of the property (expected in May / June 2008) the developers undertake to refund an amount equal to 13,1% of the purchase price to the purchaser, thus enabling the purchaser to cover mortgage payments for approximately a year (i.e. until ± July 2009). Or use this refund as a lump sum deposit on your bond and continue with monthly installments and you can reduce a bond of say 15 years to ± 10.5 years with enormous interest savings over this period. Specs of the Development: * Name : Atlantic Sands / Shores / Waves Security Village. (Nine Phases) * Location : On the Atlantic Ocean on the outskirts of Laaiplek on Dwarskersbos side. * Stands are North to North-West facing * Sizes of Stands : 500m² - 970m². * Prices : From R303,000.00 * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs * Rebate of 13,1% of purchase price to cover mortgage payments for 12 months. * 5% Deposit secures (payable in two instalments over 60 days). * Transfer only from May 2008 onwards. * No building time limit

flat, furnished, balcony Apartment is situated in Viking Village!. Brand new development. 222units in complex. First 100units we sell at R 579 500. 00 fully furnished (option 1), two bedrooms, two bathrooms, 72sqm. No transfer costs. All units have a small balcony. 24hr security with finger print regignition at the gate, DSTV and internet is ready. We rent these flats @ R 4000 per month. This is a great investment. First payment end 2010 or (option2) Rental Guarantee including for 12 month; if your tenant do not pay or your unit stands empty we will pay the rent of R 4000 per month into your bank account on the 1st of each month. First installment only on registration end 2010. Investment Characteristics Fully Furnished Guaranteed Rental Lifestyle Activities Complex Development Amenities and Services Security Property Characteristics Furnished Property Features Balcony. http://www.arkadia.com/zpoc-t355508/

building plot Saint Helena Views Phase III – A West Coast Beachfront Security Village Development. Perched against the backdrop of a hill and extending right down to the beachfront area lies Phase III of the Saint Helena Views Development. Phase III of Saint Helena Views has two distinct sectors: i) Single Residential Stands (± 450m²) Located above the access road to St. Helena Bay these stands will enjoy magnificent ocean views due to the sloping hill. Has direct access to the beach. ii) Cluster Stands (± 300m²) Located below the access road there are beachfront, second, third and fourth row stands. Located only 150km from Cape Town on the wide R27 West Coast Road Saint Helena Views is within easy reach. Due north facing onto the ocean. With 180º views over the Atlantic Ocean, a tranquil coastline, natural beauty with wide pristine sandy beaches, abundance of bird life & flora and quaint West Coast architecture Saint Helena Views promises to be a very sought after residential security village. Specs of the Development : * Name : Saint Helena Views Phase III. * Location : St. Helena Bay Valley in St. Helena Bay. * Security Estate with Single Entrance / Exit. * Stands are due North facing. * Improvements : 300 Palm Trees & Water Fountains. * Sizes of Stands : 300m² - 450 m². * Priced from R359,000.00. * 5% Deposit (payable over 90 days) secures. * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from January 2008 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit. Investment in property in this pristine security development with entry level pricing at below market value with a relative low deposit and delayed transfer of more eighteen months will attain significant growth.

building plot (FOR AN UPDATED PRICE LIST AND SITE MAP LINK TO : http://www.infoprop.co.za/property.php?ListingID=178) Saint Helena Views - A West Coast Security Village nestled in a Gorge with Majestic Views. Nestled in a gorge in very close proximity to the centre of St. Helena Bay, Saint Helena Views offers prospects the opportunity to invest in a Security Village in a beautiful and optimal setting in which to live. Located only 150km from Cape Town on the wide R27 West Coast Road Saint Helena Views is within easy reach. One of the inherent advantages of Saint Helena Views is its location high up in the St. Helena Valley. Blessed with stunning ocean and mountain views, Saint Helena Views also enjoys protection from blustery winds, making it one of the most attractive places to live in the West Coast. Building guidelines for Saint Helena Views ensure that the beauty of the West Coast aesthetic is preserved for the benefit of its residents. With 180º views over the Atlantic Ocean, a tranquil coastline, natural beauty with wide pristine sandy beaches, abundance of bird life & flora and quaint West Coast architecture Saint Helena Views promises to be a very sought after residential security village. Specs of the Development : * Name : Saint Helena Views. * Location : St. Helena Bay Valley in St. Helena Bay. * Security Estate with Single Entrance / Exit. * Stands are North to North-West facing. * Improvements : 300 Palm Trees & Water Fountains. * Sizes of Stands : 360m² - 700 m². * Priced from R199,000.00. * R10,000 deposit secures. * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from July 2007 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit. Investment in property in this pristine security development with entry level pricing at below market value with a relative low deposit and delayed transfer of more than a year will attain significant growth.

building plot Saint Helena Views - A West Coast Security Village nestled in a Gorge with Majestic Views. Nestled in a gorge in very close proximity to the centre of St. Helena Bay, Saint Helena Views offers prospects the opportunity to invest in a Security Village in a beautiful and optimal setting in which to live. Located only 150km from Cape Town on the wide R27 West Coast Road Saint Helena Views is within easy reach. One of the inherent advantages of Saint Helena Views is its location high up in the St. Helena Valley. Blessed with stunning ocean and mountain views, Saint Helena Views also enjoys protection from blustery winds, making it one of the most attractive places to live in the West Coast. Building guidelines for Saint Helena Views ensure that the beauty of the West Coast aesthetic is preserved for the benefit of its residents. With 180º views over the Atlantic Ocean, a tranquil coastline, natural beauty with wide pristine sandy beaches, abundance of bird life & flora and quaint West Coast architecture Saint Helena Views promises to be a very sought after residential security village. Specs of the Development : * Name : Saint Helena Views. * Location : St. Helena Bay Valley in St. Helena Bay. * Security Estate with Single Entrance / Exit. * Stands are North to North-West facing. * Improvements : 300 Palm Trees & Water Fountains. * Sizes of Stands : 360m² - 700 m². * Priced from R199,000.00. * R10,000 deposit secures. * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from July 2007 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit. Investment in property in this pristine security development with entry level pricing at below market value with a relative low deposit and delayed transfer of more than a year will attain significant growth.

building plot For pre-recorded information on this property phone 082 236-7333 and enter Recording Number 100 542# Atlantic Shores Security Village A West Coast Beachside Security Village at Laaiplek Laaiplek, located on the Atlantic Ocean on the West Coast is the immediate extension of Veldrift. It is considered the epitome of West Coast living, with natural beauty, wide pristine sandy beaches, abundance of bird life & flora and quaint West Coast architecture. It offers the ideal weekend / holiday retreat, within easy reach, being 150km from Cape Town on the R27 West Coast road. Being relatively undiscovered property prices are still affordable compared to other coastal areas. ATLANTIC SHORES SECURITY VILLAGE We have pleasure in announcing the launch of Atlantic Shores Security Village, located on the Atlantic beachfront at Laaiplek. Atlantic Shores is a complete Security Village, with a 24 hour manned single entrance / exit. The North / North-West facing development offers stunning and panoramic beach and sea views. A wide, 1.5km stretch of an unspoilt safe beach, the shallow bay teeming with Southern Right and Humpback whales and resident pods of the rare Heaviside dolphin all combine to make Laaiplek a very special destination. This setting, combined with the tranquillity and relaxed atmosphere of West Coast living commands a real sense of exclusivity and elegance. Specs of the Development: * Name : Atlantic Shores Security Village. * Location : On the Atlantic Ocean on the outskirts of Laaiplek on Dwarskersbos side. * Stands are North to North-West facing. * Sizes of Stands : 500m² - 1000 m². * Prices : From R219,000.00 * 10% Deposit secures (payable within 21 days of signing contract). * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from May 2007 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit.

building plot, 500 ATLANTIC WAVES - A West Coast Beachside Security Village at Laaiplek Laaiplek, located on the Atlantic Ocean on the West Coast is the immediate extension of Veldrift. It is considered the epitome of West Coast living, with natural beauty, wide pristine sandy beaches, abundance of bird life & flora and quaint West Coast architecture. It offers the ideal weekend / holiday retreat, within easy reach, being 150km from Cape Town on the R27 West Coast road. Being relatively undiscovered property prices are still affordable compared to other coastal areas. ATLANTIC WAVES SECURITY VILLAGE We have pleasure in announcing the launch of Atlantic Waves Security Village, located on the Atlantic beachfront at Laaiplek. Atlantic Shores is a complete Security Village, with a 24 hour manned single entrance / exit. The North / North-West facing development offers stunning and panoramic beach and sea views. A wide, 1.5km stretch of an unspoilt safe beach, the shallow bay teeming with Southern Right and Humpback whales and resident pods of the rare Heaviside dolphin all combine to make Laaiplek a very special destination. This setting, combined with the tranquillity and relaxed atmosphere of West Coast living commands a real sense of exclusivity and elegance. Specs of the Development: * Name : Atlantic Waves Security Village. * Location : On the Atlantic Ocean on the outskirts of Laaiplek on Dwarskersbos side. * Stands are North to North-West facing. * Sizes of Stands : 500m² - 970m². * Prices : From R209,000.00 * 10% Deposit secures. * Inclusive of all transfer duties, conveyancing fees and bond registration costs. * Transfer only from May 2008 onwards. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit. Investment in property in this pristine security development with entry level pricing at below market value with delayed transfer of more than a year will attain significant growth.

other ELGIN COUNTRY ESTATE Elgin Country Estate is the ultimate in luxury country living. Nestling at the feet of the Helderberg Mountains, a river runs along three borders and four rows of apple trees from the original orchard separate the large individual plots. This creates a sense of privacy that is off set by the feeling of being part of a working farm. A veritable paradise for sports enthusiasts of every degree, the estate offers mountain biking, all manner of water sports, fly fishing and bass fishing, equestrian sport and almost every kind of activity that you can do on two legs, four legs and two or four wheels. Elgin Country Estate is a green development: a vermiculture worm farm will turn biodegradable waste into compost; solar radiation will supply hot water; indigenous trees and plants will replace alien flora and urban design will be eco friendly e.g. street lights will generate low light pollution with long life bulbs and garden benches will be from recycled material, to name but two features. The overall aesthetic design is to have low visual impact, with buildings in line with local historical design blending in with the environment in style and colour. Low noise maintenance equipment reduces sound pollution with minimal noise disturbance in this peaceful setting, i.e. golf cart type lawn mowers. A permanent on site nursery is planned to facilitate beautification of the estate and surrounds. The management company will appoint and support local BEE companies to supply most of the labour required on the estate, e.g. maid and nanny services, gardeners, security etc. A special feature is the management and concierge service that will be available to residents and guests. The management company will handle all property sales on behalf of the owners, and will in turn appoint or work with agents. The revenue of the management services business will subsidize levies. The concierge service will perform tasks such as taking care of the external bookings of activities. The Estate Management Services function is to perform the necessary maintenance and management tasks during the absence of property owner. Only one investors stand left at R220 000 Next phase start from R400 000. http://www.arkadia.com/iplx-t512/

house Large north facing home with sea views. A delightful entertainers home with beautiful finishes and easy flow rooms. Steps away from a breathtaking seascape this modern take on west coast styling has a lot to offer the discerning purchaser. Travertine tiled floors raise the level of opulence in this well appointed home. Spacious bedrooms and beautiful bathrooms allow one to enjoy this magnificent statement of living. Features : Interior Features : Carpeted Floors, Alarm System Appliances : Stove, Washer/Dryer Hookup ? Hood Fan Exterior Finish : Masonite Sewer/Water Systems : Public Roof : Spanish / Clay Tile Lot Features : Lawn, Patio, Garden Area, Corner Lot, Fenced View : Intracoastal, Ocean View, River View Extra Features : Garage Door Opener, Pets Allowed, Unfurnished, Balcony, Cable Available, Satellite Dish Background Information on Milnerton : Introduction: Milnerton is a well established residential suburb with a fully functioning and efficient infrastructure. Its close proximity to the sweeping white beaches of Table Bay offers a wide range of leisure options, from beach-combing to board-sailing, while other facilities on the doorstep include golf courses, sports clubs, bowling greens, gyms and heath clubs. There are also good medical facilities, including the Milnerton Medi-Clinic close by as well as a municipal library, many churches, three primary schools, two high schools and a college. The neighbouring Rietvlei Sanctuary, a significant ecological wetland, is a haven for water birds and a great place for a walk. History : Milnerton has a rich history and has proved to be an invaluable component of life in Cape Town. Founded in 1897 by Milnerton Estates and named after the then High Commissioner for South Africa, Lord Alfred Milner. Suburbs: Milnerton is often seen as a general area including the following areas: Cambridge Estate, Century City, Milnerton Ridge, Sanddrift, Tygerhof, Woodbridge Island. These suburbs were all "add-ons" to Milnerton proper, which has clear boundary lines. The commercial/industrial development in the Milnerton area has also been very pronounced over many years, with the Montague Gardens, Killarney Gardens, Marconi Beam and other areas expanding rapidly with warehouses, factories and related businesses. The old Milnerton Racecourse, long an essential feature on the Cape horse racing calendar is currently being converted into a major housing development, giving rise to a new suburb of Milnerton, namely Royal Ascot. The houses in Milnerton itself are generally "older" type houses, having been built over the last 100 years. The streets in Milnerton are laid out in a grid pattern and are generally named in an alphabetical order. The residential areas of Milnerton are generally quiet, with tree lined streets and ample parks and green areas. General facilities: Facilities in Milnerton include the full range of educational facilities, from crches, pre-primary, primary and high schools. The Milnerton Library is one of the better librariesin the Cape. Milnerton Crime Watch has been instrumental in reducing the crime rate in the area. Milnerton Police Station is also ready to serve the community. An active ratepayer's organisation also looks after the interests of residents in the area. The Theo Marais Park provides a large sporting complex that caters for the needs of the sporting community in Milnerton. The Milnerton Golf Club is a true links course that has hosted major championship tournaments over the years. An active Surf Lifesaving Club provides essential services to beachgoers the holiday season. Service Clubs are well represented in the area, with the Milnerton rotary Club having recently celebrated its 25the anniversary. Most of the major retail stores are in the area and of course Canal Walk, the largest shopping centre in South Africa is located on the outskirts of Milnerton at Century City. Property Market : As regards the property market, Milnerton can be regarded as a middle to upper class suburb with a large sectional component. Most of the free standing propertiesare large with well established gardens. Property prices start in the region of R600 000

house, alarm, furnished The Waterberg. This idyllic area of more than 150km² of Great Bushveld Wilderness with the beautiful sandstone mountains soaring 2100 metres into pristine skies is a rich tapestry of contrasts. Waterfalls and mountain streams cascade into secret rock pools in the forested fynbos of the adjacent hills and koppies. Mixed bushveld is home to a wide diversity of reptiles, birds and wildlife, many of which are rare or endangered. The Waterberg. Malaria free with a mild climate, year round. Is it possible that it's really a leisurely two-hour drive from Pretoria to Paradise? Nestled in the heart of this Eden is Tholo Bush Estate, authentic wild Africa, a mere 260km from Pretoria. Imagine your own lodge, designed and styled to your requirements, nestled in this perfect wilderness. One of only 49 full title stands on 2000 hectares exquisite views, perfectly private. All the amenitities of civilisation including electricity, water and security balanced with complete privacy and natural beauty. Enjoy the privilege of your own game farm without the exhorbitant costs associated with ownership. Have your say by participating in the management of the estate and the farm. Tholo Bush Estate is stocked with non-threatening game to ensure safety in the proximity of homes and the freedom to enjoy walks and drives in the surrounding bushveld. Residents can enjoy sightings of Impala, Kudu, Oryx, Zebra, Blue Wildebeest, Red Hartebeest, Giraffe, Duiker, Warthog and smaller antelope such as Sharp's Grey Buck, Mountain Reedbuck and Steenbok. Tholo Bush Estate offers all this and so much more at a fraction of the price of owning a game farm! A central lodge and a mere 49 full title stands, spread across picturesque ridges for exceptional river views and optimum privacy. FACTS Development type Up market secure wildlife estate with access control. Location In the Waterberg between Vaalwater and Lephalale (Ellisras) Distances 260 km from Pretoria. Main Arterial route From Vaalwater on R33 for 50 km left on Witkop road for 10 km. Climate Typical Bushveld Rainfall 480 to 550 mm per annum Size of Estate 1921 ha in total Previous uses Game farming Number of stands Only 49 and one private lodge Stand sizes 2500m2 Stand views Breathtaking views of river and surrounding ridges. Roads Well maintained and treated gravel Security 24 hours with 14 hour access control Water and electricity Full bulk services provided at each stand Builders Sijakha Properties CC Approval Approval of province obtained 17 March 2006 Total building time 36 months from date of registration, 12 months to complete. Building style Own choice – Colors and materials as per HOA rules Ownership Full title stands with share in game and common area of ± 2000ha Syndications Syndications are allowed. Pricing: Stands from R600 000 Houses from R1 290 000. http://www.arkadia.com/iplx-t2713/

building plot, 800 m² Vacant erfs available from R360000 to R380000 - from 711 to 800 sq.m. Struisbaai Property Market : The property market consists of about 4500 properties in the whole area. Many of the investors view the “southernmost tip of Africa” as the perfect location for a retirement or holiday home. Reasons for the area’s increasing popularity are its seclusion, safety and lack of industrial activity, whilst pollution is virtually unknown. Prices are also still reasonable in despite the very strong capital growth achieved over the last two years. Prices for stands in beginning-2004 were selling at about R50 000 while homes were selling from about R350 000. Stands (vacant erfs) are being marketed from about R360 000, whilst homes are being marketed from about R650 000 – showing a dramatic increase of about 700% in stands / vacant erfs and about 100% increase for homes. Prime property on the beach carried in 2004 a price tag ofup to R650 000 for stands and up to R3,5-million for houses. The homes in this end of the market has not achieved the same dramatic increases experience in the lower priced properties. Background Information : Situated one kilometer from L’Aghulas, the southernmost tip of Africa, Struisbaai is one of the Cape's best kept secrets. This small, picturesque coastal village boasts the longest white coastline in the Southern Hemisphere, ideal for safe bathing, boating and watersports. The migrating southern right whale herds pass this hospitable coast to mate and calve in the secluded enclaves along the shoreline, making Struisbaai an imperative destination forthe nature lover. Struisbaai is particularly well known for its excellent fishing There is some debate as to the origin of the name Struisbaai. Some authorities believe that it means 'strawbay' and it earned this name by the fishermen's cottages that were originally built of straw. Others claim the name Struisbaai is derived from the Dutch vogelstruijs or 'ostrich'. The low shrub-covered terrain bordering the sandy coast is certainly ostrich country and you will still see a good number of these giant birds sharing the land with dairy cattle and merino sheep. According to legend, Struisbaai is named for the size of its beach - an old Nederland word for "huge". Major Attractions : - Visit the southern-most tip of Africa at Aghulhas, the official position of the tip is 34° 49' 58" south and 20° 00' 12" east. A cairn marks the tip's exact position. It is at this longitudinal point that the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. - Hotagterklip Cottages is fishermen's cottages at the entrance to Struisbaai, built by early fishermen. Some of the cottages are now used as holiday homes and have all been declared as national monuments. They are oftenfeatured in the paintings of many South African artists. The unusual name of this little place comes from the days of the first wagon track, when a stone outcrop imposed a sharp detour on all travelers. Most of the old cottages were allowed to fall into ruin, until recently when the original cottages have been expertly restored. - The famous Aghulhas lighthouse, a very popular attraction, was built to aid the early explorers on their passage of the rough seas off Cape Aghulhas. It is the second oldest working lighthouse in Southern Africa. Stone mined from the adjacent limestone quarry provided the raw materials for its construction. The building also houses a unique lighthouse museum and restaurant. Remains of ancient stone fish traps used by the Khoe Khoe people can be seen to the east of the lighthouse. - Shell shops are a must visit for the shell collector and browser. Collectors and casual beachcombers prize the delicate shell of the Argonaut alike. Their occurrence on South African beaches is somewhat seasonal and stranding is most frequent between April and August at the end of the spawning season - Graveyard of ships, the Zoetendal, Birkenhead and Arniston are some of the many shipwrecks found along the Aghulhas coastline. Showpieces from these shipwrecks are on display at the Bredasdorp Shipwreck Museum. - Anglican Church is a small restored thatch-roof church, which is a national monument. It is a much sought after venue for small weddings and services. Outdoors Activities : - The quant fishing harbour is at present being used by both fishing and ski boats. - Walk along the 14 km uninterrupted white beach called “Die Plaat”, and look for some unique Nautilus shells along the shoreline of the bay. Enjoy swimming or sunbathing at this popular swimming beach. There are change-rooms alongside the beach, with showers and toilets. - Boat based whale watching from the Struisbaai harbour is a popular attraction when these gentle giants arrive from the arctic waters to mate and calve during May to December. They can be seen from L´Agulhas to Infanta with the biggest concentration in the bay at De Hoop / Infanta. During this period they are visible from the beach. They play or move about slowly with their calves. The best vantage point is at Koppie Alleen in the De Hoop Reserve. The local whale population is increasing at 7% per annum. Contact the Cape Agulhas Tourism Bureau : +27 28 424 2584 / +27 82 698 1557. - Coastal Safaris offer Land Rover tours along the coast of Cape Aghulhas and Struisbaai. A Satour Local Tourist Guide will take you to see rare bird species, Khoe khoe kitchens, shipwrecks and ancient fish traps. : +27 28 424 2584 / +27 82 698 1557 You can also experience e.g. the L´Agulhas National Park on a quad motorcycle, a vehicle that has minimal impact on the environment & is easy to ride. +27 82 854 5078/9 - Hiking & Mountain Bike Trials. All the nature reserves and most of the guest farms offer hiking and mountain bike trails. - Nature Reserves : Visit the nearby Aghulhas National Park. The area around the southern-most tip of Africa, often referred to as the Aghulhas Plain, offer visitors rich natural and cultural features to explore. +27 28 435 6078 / 6222. De Hoop Nature and Marine Reserve Seven distinct ecosystems exist. Wildlife, fynbos and bird life in abundance. Largest concentration of Southern Right Whales along South African coast from July to November each year. +27 28 542 1126 De Mond Nature Reserve Estuary of the Heuningnes River with rich bird life. . +27 28 424 2170 Heuningberg Nature Reserve (Bredasdorp) Sanctuary of a large variety of Erica and Protea species. Spectacular sightings of the rare red Bredasdorp lily in April and May. Offers various 2-15km hiking trails. +27 28 424 2584 Geelkop (private nature reserve) (Elim) Geelkop (yellow hill) derives its name from the mass of yellow-flowering plants, particularly Leucadendrons, which cover the hill during spring. The Geelkop private nature reserve is about 450 hectares in size. Presently a half-day hiking trail and a circular drive with splendid views exist. +27 28 482 1806 - Bird-watching opportunities: Rare Cape Vultures, Flamingos, and African Black Oystercatchers. Large flocks of the endangered Blue Crane frequent farmlands. Breeding pairs are often spotted between September andDecember. Situated in the Overberg, between Bredasdorp and Struisbaai, alongside Soetendalsvlei -southern Africa´s largest natural body of fresh water - Langrug Lodge is a splendidly secluded and beautifully restored, self-cateringcottage that was originally built in 1912. It is fully equipped and sleeps six in comfort.The shoreline and grasslands around the vlei host a variety of bird species, small mammals and reptiles, making it a rewarding experience for birders, nature-lovers and those who simply appreciate peace and quiet beneath the African skies.

house Thatched house on corner erf with spacious rooms. Three bedrooms, sitting / dining room with fireplace, TV room, kitchen with ample cupboards, 3 garages & a 2-bedroom apartment. Has potential for guesthouse.... Life in this picturesque town seems to be going slower than elsewhere, giving you time for the more worthwhile things in life. The inhabitants greet you warmly whenever you pass on the street. Here you are welcomed like the prodigal son, and treated like a local from the outset. The friends you quickly make in this town will go out of their way to accommodate you with almost any request you may have. In this town where it is non-existent you easily forget about traffic jams, shootings, muggings and other perils of modern life. The lasting first impression is one of calm sophistication. Calvinia, at the foot of the Hantam mountain range, was the Northern border of the Cape of Good Hope, during the Dutch, Batavian and British occupation. The majestic Hantam mountain, a mesa, is the watershed between summer and winter rainfall. At the founding of the town at the foot of this landmark, it was named Hantam after the mountain. Calvinia is situated 31°30'S and 19°44'E, 970 m above sea level. The average summer temperature in Calvinia is 22°C, but frequently soars above 40°C. During winter the average temperature is 10°C, but it may plummet to -8°C, with an average night temperature of -2°C, with severe frost. Snow frequently falls on the Hantam mountain range during the winter, and is our main source of primary drinking water. Calvinia nestles at the foot of the statuesque Hantam Mountains. These mountains are significant because of the fact that it is the border between no less than six climatic regions, i.e. Ceres-Karoo semi desert to the south, Bokveld with fynbos, proteas and bulbous plant kingdom to the west, Namaqualand to the north-west with its springflower splendour, Bushmanland to the north-east, the Great Karoo to the east, and the Roggeveld with the lowest winter temperature to the south. Although Calvinia is not your average throbbing metropolis, it is still on the cutting edge of development, with its own chain stores, Internet connectivity through our own local service provider, courier services and many other modern amenities. Calvinia is the Hantam Karoo's main town, and is the commercial, industrial and administrative capital. The town abounds with historical buildings, and in flower season this is a great base for exploring natures finest cloak. This is also the home of the Annual Meat Festival, which is as far as journalist Caroline Anderson is concerned 'carnivore heaven'. The town also boasts a tarred airstrip, 1250 meters long and 15 meters wide - big enough to handle up to medium-sized aircraft. (Material - Ernst Coetzee / www.calvinia.co.za) (c) Things To Do : Apart from specialised interests that include unique birds, reptiles, wildlife (riverine rabbits, etc.), the spectacular spring flower miracle is the main natural tourist attraction, and what an attraction it is! Imagine seeing 250 flowers per square meter, over hundreds of hectares ... a sight beyond description. Displays usually reach their peak towards the middle of August and show to a close at the end of September. Depending on the rainfall the flowers may bloom earlier, from mid-July. Calvinia Museum : Here you can see life portrayed in the Hantam during the early years. This exhibit is accommodated in the old synagogue. Farming activities are depicted by a bucket pump, flour mill, cobbling and blacksmith workshops as well as soap and candle-making utensils. Clothing, including the black wedding dress, and the four legged ostrich as well as the Lombard Qudroplite memorabilia are but a few of the interesting exhibits. The development of sheep and wool farming in our country is fully displayed at a separate venue. Akkerendam Nature Reserve & Hiking Trail : Dominated by the majestic Hantam Mountain, the Akkerendam Nature Reserve and Hiking Trail is situated north of the town, Calvinia. Hiking into the Hantam is an excellent way of exploring unspoilt nature. The reserve is also a proclaimed bird sanctuary. The Kareedam provides an oasis for many migrating birds. Within 2 days keen birdwatchers can expect to see 65 different species, including the Cinnamonbreasted Warbler. For the brave who reach the summit of the mountain a sight awaits that literally "lets you see forever on a clear day". The Akkerdam Nature reserve consist mostly of the Hantam Mountain. You can explore the rustic area by one of the various hiking trails that the area offers. The Kareeboom route was designed with senior citizens in mind. The 2km hiking trail takes you along the Hantam Mountain and takes about a hour to complete. The Sterboom route takes you along the easterly side of the Hantam Mountain and up to the Plato. This route takes approximately 6 to 7 hours to complete. For the avid bird watchers the Kareedam serves as an oases for the migrating birds. Karoo Boekehuis : Calvinina boasts a unique Boekehuis (Writer's House) which accommodates acknowledged authors wanting to write undisturbed. An extensive reference library of works on and by Karoo authors, is available for the resident author's exclusive use. Some of the greatest Afrikaans writers ie. N.P. van Wyk Louw, W.E.G. Louw, Anna M. Louw, Elize Muller, Boerneef, Rona Rupert, Charles Fryer, A.A.J. van Niekerk all hail from within a radius of 100 miles from Calvinia.

house VIEWS OF THE FAIRWAY from this lovely family home comprises of 4bedrooms with 2 bathrooms, enclosed patio, pool and double garage. Background Information Hartbeespoortdam Shopping & schools: Numerous shopping complexes are within 10 minutes’ drive. Schoemansville is an established commercial area, and newer complexes such as Mountain Lake Shopping Centre are being developed. Brits is within 10 minutes’ drive. Hartbeespoort High School and GHS Primary School in Schoemansville and Pecanwood College in Pecanwood are within 10 minutes’ drive. A number of private schools intend to open in the area, and many of these schools should be operational within three years. Activities & Amenities: Life in and around the dam offers a rich variety of activities. The extensive tract of water favors the sporty with skiing in designated areas of the dam one of the most popular summer pastimes. Sunset cruises bring together friends in a relaxed atmosphere and even horse riding in the hills ends in a cool off for both horse and rider in the heat of the day. If exploring the area on foot seems too energetic, 4X4 vehicle and quad-biking trails designed for minimum impact on the natural landscape inject a dash of adventure to life on the water’s edge. In March the fit and competitive run a 50km half-marathon in the area and for those escaping the stress of modern life, sophisticated spas offer health and beauty treatments for an instant antidote to modern living. Background Information - North West Province : Invesing in property in the North West Province of South Africa makes sense as it is one of the fastest growing province in South Africa. South Africa's North West Province is strategically located between Botswana in the west and the economic powerhouse and industrial heartland of Gauteng in the east. The province offers vast mineral resources, a sophisticated tourist industry and agricultural abundance. The province is home to bases for a number of international companies such as BMW, Samsung, Tiger Wheels, Shanghai Video and Audio, Lear Corporation, Kromberg and Schubert, Nestle, HJ Heinz, Hong Kong's Universal Enamelware, Firestone Tyres and Robert Bosch, to name a few. A specialist investment promotion agency, Invest North West, offers incoming investors the convenience of a comprehensive service in setting up business. This investment promotion agency advises potential investors on potential investment projects, assists investors in finding the right business location, compiling business plans, finding appropriate funding, assisting with claims for incentive schemes, visa applications, and identifies suppliers and professional firms who can help in setting up the business. An important city as far as property is concerned in the North West Province is Mafikeng, the provincial capital and a staging post for rail and road traffic into the sub-continent. The main Cape Town to Zimbabwe railway line passes through Mafikeng via Botswana, with a feeder line to Angola. In terms of roads, the vital east-west corridor linking Maputo on the Eastern African seaboard and Walvis Bay on the Western African seaboard runs through the North West Province. Available property in the North West Province is basically divided into five geographic areas. Property opportunity in the south is centered around the industrialised mining towns and cities that are collectively known as the Kosh area which includes property in Orkney, Klerksdorp and Potchefstroom. As far as property is concerned In the central area, Mafikeng dominates the region and has been chosen as the capital seat due to its location, administrative infrastructure and other well-developed facilities such as a large convention centre, state-of-the-art recording studios, a leading university and an airport with one of the longest runways in South Africa. In the west the major property investment opportunities is in Vryburg, a town which enjoys the unofficial status of being the agricultural capital of the North West Province of South Africa. For property In the northern areas, the city of Rustenburg represents the major industrial and residential centre of the North West Province, boasting well developed industrial and mining infrastructures as well as world famous tourist resorts. In the densely populated far eastern areas you will find property in Mabopane, Brits, Ga-Rankuwa and Temba. These towns are residential, agricultural and industrial centres and the economy of the area is closely linked to that of neighbouring Gauteng. The North West Province offers a year round, sunny temperate climate with hot summers and mild winters. This is a summer-rainfall region and the weather is usually dry with a short rainy season from December to March. The hottest months are usually February and March and the coldest, July and August.

house Beautiful house on Game Farm - superb finishes. Empangeni & Richard Bay Background Information : Property Information : Empangeni and Richards Bay is experiencing a severe shortage of residential, commercial and industrial stands and there appears little prospect of the local authority being able to meet demand in the near future. The continual expansion of industries around the deep water port and rise in demand for homes has exceeded the capacity of the local authority and that while plentiful land is available, it has not been zoned or serviced. Current major developments include a new R350-million shopping centre of 30 000 sqm being developed in the Richards Bay CBD with Game as the anchor tenant. Meanwhile, the Super Spar Centre is being extended and a final announcement on the planned R700-million Tata Steels ferrochrome smelter is expected soon. New capacity for residential development is being planned by the municipality, this will only come on stream once infrastructure is in place and is not expected for about two to three years. The road link between Richards Bay and Empangeni, for example, is presently under construction and the upgrade will only be completed in three years' time. There has been a new wave of sectional title developments in Richards Bay as developers have sought to address the chronic under-supply in relation to demand. Sectional title units also sell well in the town because they tend to be more affordable than freestanding properties. The complete drying up of new residential building land in the town. This, is in spite, of developers eager to launch new projects. He believes the local authority, the City of Umhlatuze, has so far neglected the rezoning process to readily make new building land available. Sectional title units start at around R300 000, with top-of-the-range units reaching around R1,2-million, while freehold homes start at around R650 000. However, all spare capacity in terms of land for new sectional title developments has now been taken up and as a result, traditional freehold homes are rapidly being subdivided and converted into duettes. Meanwhile, buy-to-let sales are continuing at a steady pace, despite the fact that the rental market is currently oversupplied and that returns on these investments have fallen. "Investors see the area continuing to expand and rentals showing strong growth in the wake of more industrial and commercial projects. Empangeni Background Information : History : In 1851, the Norwegian Missionary Society established a mission station on the banks of the eMpangeni river. The river was named after the profusion of Mpange trees (Treema guineensis) growing along its banks. The mission was later moved to Eshowe, 61 kilometres north-west. In 1894 a magistracy was established. The Zululand Railway reached the town in January 1903 and linked the area to Durban and Eshowe. The government planted eucalyptus trees in 1905 as part of an experimental timber plantation. The plantation was a success and led to a large scale planting along the coastal belt. In 1906 Empangeni became a village. Rapid expansion began when a sugar mill was erected at Felixton. The establishment of the Empangeni Sugar Mill set the area on the road to rapid development. Empangeni was officially proclaimed as a township on 15 January 1931 and declared a borough on 13 October 1960. General : Empangeni is a town in KwaZulu-Natal Province situated only 15 kilometers from Richards Bay the main harbour town in KwaZulu Natal. Empangeni is approximately 160 kilometres north of Durban, situated in hilly country side of the Uthungulu District, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The City of uMhlathuze was formed by joining the towns of Empangeni and Richards Bay together. Empangeni overlooks a flat coastal plain and has a sub tropical climate with an average climate of 28.4oC in summer and 14.5oC in winter. Services : Property Service Businesses : Airconditioning services .Empangeni Solar Blue (035) 772 2649 .Richards Bay Exland Airconditioning (035) 789 8662 .Improved Airconditioning Systems (035) 789 7391 .PCI (035) 797 3423 .Pro Air Services (035) 789 0990 .Zul Cool (035) 789 8290 . Attorneys Empangeni Kloppers Incorpoated (035) 772 2700 .Schreiber Smith (035) 772 3516 .Truter James de Ridder (035) 772 1911 Richards Bay Connie Marais (035) 789 7968 .Duvenage Inc (035) 780 7200 .Kloppers Incorpoated (035) 780 7300 .Schreiber Smith (035) 789 1324 .Shepstone & Wylie (035) 780 7250 Truter James de Ridder (035) 789 1226 Carpenters / Woodwork Richards Bay Woodies Woodwork (035) 789 8419 Electric Motor Repairs : Richards Bay Kuthula Rewinds (035) 751 1313 Garden Services BayScapes 082 578 3467 Interior Design ; Richards Bay A Touch of Class (035) 753 3013 Landscape Services : BayScapes 082 578 3467 Locksmith : Richards Bay Kevin's Keys (035) 789 8057 Mr Lock Mr Key (035) 789 4907 RB Lockmiths (035) 789 9583 Security doors : Empangeni Superior (035) 772 2904 Vimba Security Doors (035) 787 1319 Richards Bay : Safe & Sound - Trellidor (035) 787 0325 Security Services : Richards Bay Chubb Security : 0861 035 911 Inyala Security (035) 550 1412 Security Systems : Richards Bay Boardwalk : Security World (035) 789 7467 Security window tinting : Empangeni Solartint (035) 787 3888 : Richards Bay Solartint (035) 789 4777 Underwater Services : Richards Bay Dormac (035) 797 3717 Municipality : Uthungulu District municipality - 035 7992501 Empangeni Tourism Bureau - 035 9011617 Educational Schools : It has two major High Schools, Empangeni High , St Catherines (A catholic convent), along with three major primary schools, Grantham Park, Heuwelland and Empangeni Prep. Contact details : Empangeni preparatory school 035 7921465 ; Heuwelland Primary school 035 7725780 ; St Catherines 035 7724414 ; Empangeni Christian School 035 7923772 Nursery Schools & Day-Care : Pinocchio 035 7724841 St Catherines 035 7724414 Religious : Churches : Eagle's nest community church - 035 7860507 ; Church of Christ - 035 7921874 ; Holy Cross Anglican parish - 035 7922570 ; Methodist Church - 035 7726095 ; Victory Family Church - 035 7923404 ; Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church - 035 7723702 Medical : Emergency : Empangeni Hospital - 035 9028500 ; Empangeni Garden Clinic - 035 9028000 Ambulance - 10177 Doctors : Dr C Greeff - 035 7726635 ; Dr A Naude - 035 7726635 ; Dr DJ Struwig - 0.57921310 Gynaecologists : Dr MG Matebhere - 035 7722651 Dr JJ Sokolewicz - 035 789 2590 ; Dr Willem vd Walt - 035 789 6624 ; Dr S Welman - 035 7726916 Dentists : Dr D du Plooy - 035 7723920 ; Dr J Jacobs - 035 7723920 ; Dr Kashmira Makan - 035 9028213 ; Dr PD Swan - 035 7727231 ; Dr EA Vawda - 035 7924877 Pshycologists : Dr Shelly Hall - 083 6551699 Specialists : Dermatologist - Dr KC Westermann - 035 7890808 ; Ear, Nose & Throat specialist - Dr G Charlton - 035 7925569 ; Eye Specialist - Dr Johann de Lange - 035 7922200 ; Eye Specialist - Dr WP Wasserman - 035 7924775 ; Homeopath - Dr Lance F Giles - 035 7721325 ; Chiropractor - Dr J Ralph - 035 7721268 Opticians / Optometrists : Moffatt Optical Sanlam Centre - 0.5 7726843 ; Moffatt Optical Game Centre - 035 7923639 ; Nyathikazi Optometrists - 05 7722325 ; HW Jones Sanlam Centre - 0.5 7726021 ; Spec Savers Sanlam Centre - 035 7722899 Pharmacies : Medi-park pharmacy - 035 7923470 ; Pillbox pharmacy - 035 7723570 ; Plaza pharmacy - 035 7725230 ; The Rail pharmacy cc - 035 7870522 Veterinarians : Zululand veterinary hospital - 035 7726937 ; S P C A Zululand - 035 7929129 COMMUNITY SERVICES : Advice desk for abused women – 0800150150 ; Aids toll-free line – 0800012322 ; Childline – 0800055555 ; Eskom – 0860204560 ; Fire rescue - 035 7973911 ; Life line - 035 7974222 / 0827619111 ; Netcare 911 ambulance – 0800333444 ; Rape Crisis centre - 035 9028517 ; South African Police - 035 9012475 / 2478 ; SPCA - 7929129 Recreational Activities : The biggest attraction in town is the Empangeni Art and Cultural History Museum, on Turnbull St. The museum has exhibitions on traditional Zulu culture and the early days of the sugar cane industry, as well as a sizeable collection of oil paintings and temporary exhibits of local art. Highlights include photographs of early sugar farms and displays of traditional Zulu clothing and crafts. The Enseleni Nature Reserve, about 13km north of Empangeni on the N2, has picnic spots and a 7km hiking trail on which you may come face to animal life, mostly zebra and impala. Golf : It is a 18 hole golf course with a driving range. There are golf carts for hire & a proshop on the grounds. Golfing competitions are held every Wednesday & Friday. Length : 5983 m (men) & 5183 m (ladies). For the adventurous: HELICOPTER FLIGHTS: JNC Helicopter Tours, Umhlanga - 082 3903566 HORSE RIDING: Rocking Horse Riding school, Ballito - 084 5102198 ; Wellesley Stables, Umdloti - 083 7881881 ; Bhangazi horse trails - 035 550 4438 ; Exodus Horse Trails, Pongola - 034 435 1123 MICROLIGHT FLIGHTS: Ballito Bay Microlights - 082 659 5550 MOUNTAIN/QUAD BIKING: Fat Traxx Quad Trails, Ballito - 082 4775837 ; River quad trails - 032 942 8014 ; Mountain Bike Trails, Pongola - 034 435 1123 ; Quad & Two Wheeler Off Road Adventures, Pongola - 034 413 2766 SCUBA DIVING: Dive Nautique, Umhlanga – 0835532834 CANOEING AND KAYAKING : St Lucia Kayak Safaris - 035 590 1233 For the more sedate: BIRD WATCHING/TRAILS/SAFARIS: Heritage Safari Tours - 035 590 1133 ; KZN Wildlife, Mpila - 035 550 1718 ; Leisure Eco-tours - 035 550 4059 ; Zululand Aquatic & Animal Adv. - 035 550 0681 ; Wilderness Trails Reservations - 033 8451067 ; Rhino tracking, Pongola - 034 435 1123 FISHING: Umhlanga deep sea fishing - 083 659 1694 ; Euro Zulu Safaris - 035 590 2173 ; Le Jon Charters - 035 590 1212 ; Irie Tiger Fishing Safaris, Pongola - 034 357 6518 BOAT TOURS : Advantage tours, St Lucia - 035 590 1259 ; KZN Wildlife, St Lucia - 035 590 1340 ; St Lucia Safaris - 035 590 1047 WALKS/HIKING: Emoyeni Trail (guided 4 day trail) - 035 590 9002 ; Bhangazi Trail - 035 590 9002 ; Mziki Trail (guided 3 day trail) - 035 590 9002 ; Wilderness trails, iMfolozi - 033 845 1000 ; Wilderness trails, St Lucia - 033 845 1000 DOLPHIN & WHALE VIEWING: Dive nautique, Umhlanga - 083 5532834 ; Infinity marine enterprises, Ballito - 083 4489314 ; North coast dolphin viewing - 082 510 6516 ; Advantage Tours - 035 590 1259 Restaurants : 60's diner & restaurant (035) 787-1408 Anchors cast (035) 788-0217 Bongumusa restaurant (035) 795-1022 Ebhodweni african cusine (035) 772-3546 Jack's restaurant & take-away (035) 787-0604 Neliswa eating house (035) 772-4285 Oxtails (035) 772-4398 Porky's pizza parlour (035) 772-3750 Sondoni tavern (035) 792-4259 Spur steak ranches (035) 772-5542 Sources : www.kznnorthhappenings.co.za & www.richemp.co.za

building plot, 2825 m² Vacant erf which has been subdivided into 2 properties. The front portion already has plans approved and the water has been connected & a foundation has been laid. The ohter section can also be subdivided into 2 erfs. Empangeni & Richard Bay Background Information : Property Information : Empangeni and Richards Bay is experiencing a severe shortage of residential, commercial and industrial stands and there appears little prospect of the local authority being able to meet demand in the near future. The continual expansion of industries around the deep water port and rise in demand for homes has exceeded the capacity of the local authority and that while plentiful land is available, it has not been zoned or serviced. Current major developments include a new R350-million shopping centre of 30 000 sqm being developed in the Richards Bay CBD with Game as the anchor tenant. Meanwhile, the Super Spar Centre is being extended and a final announcement on the planned R700-million Tata Steels ferrochrome smelter is expected soon. New capacity for residential development is being planned by the municipality, this will only come on stream once infrastructure is in place and is not expected for about two to three years. The road link between Richards Bay and Empangeni, for example, is presently under construction and the upgrade will only be completed in three years' time. There has been a new wave of sectional title developments in Richards Bay as developers have sought to address the chronic under-supply in relation to demand. Sectional title units also sell well in the town because they tend to be more affordable than freestanding properties. The complete drying up of new residential building land in the town. This, is in spite, of developers eager to launch new projects. He believes the local authority, the City of Umhlatuze, has so far neglected the rezoning process to readily make new building land available. Sectional title units start at around R300 000, with top-of-the-range units reaching around R1,2-million, while freehold homes start at around R650 000. However, all spare capacity in terms of land for new sectional title developments has now been taken up and as a result, traditional freehold homes are rapidly being subdivided and converted into duettes. Meanwhile, buy-to-let sales are continuing at a steady pace, despite the fact that the rental market is currently oversupplied and that returns on these investments have fallen. "Investors see the area continuing to expand and rentals showing strong growth in the wake of more industrial and commercial projects. Empangeni Background Information : History : In 1851, the Norwegian Missionary Society established a mission station on the banks of the eMpangeni river. The river was named after the profusion of Mpange trees (Treema guineensis) growing along its banks. The mission was later moved to Eshowe, 61 kilometres north-west. In 1894 a magistracy was established. The Zululand Railway reached the town in January 1903 and linked the area to Durban and Eshowe. The government planted eucalyptus trees in 1905 as part of an experimental timber plantation. The plantation was a success and led to a large scale planting along the coastal belt. In 1906 Empangeni became a village. Rapid expansion began when a sugar mill was erected at Felixton. The establishment of the Empangeni Sugar Mill set the area on the road to rapid development. Empangeni was officially proclaimed as a township on 15 January 1931 and declared a borough on 13 October 1960. General : Empangeni is a town in KwaZulu-Natal Province situated only 15 kilometers from Richards Bay the main harbour town in KwaZulu Natal. Empangeni is approximately 160 kilometres north of Durban, situated in hilly country side of the Uthungulu District, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The City of uMhlathuze was formed by joining the towns of Empangeni and Richards Bay together. Empangeni overlooks a flat coastal plain and has a sub tropical climate with an average climate of 28.4oC in summer and 14.5oC in winter. Services : Property Service Businesses : Airconditioning services .Empangeni Solar Blue (035) 772 2649 .Richards Bay Exland Airconditioning (035) 789 8662 .Improved Airconditioning Systems (035) 789 7391 .PCI (035) 797 3423 .Pro Air Services (035) 789 0990 .Zul Cool (035) 789 8290 . Attorneys Empangeni Kloppers Incorpoated (035) 772 2700 .Schreiber Smith (035) 772 3516 .Truter James de Ridder (035) 772 1911 Richards Bay Connie Marais (035) 789 7968 .Duvenage Inc (035) 780 7200 .Kloppers Incorpoated (035) 780 7300 .Schreiber Smith (035) 789 1324 .Shepstone & Wylie (035) 780 7250 Truter James de Ridder (035) 789 1226 Carpenters / Woodwork Richards Bay Woodies Woodwork (035) 789 8419 Electric Motor Repairs : Richards Bay Kuthula Rewinds (035) 751 1313 Garden Services BayScapes 082 578 3467 Interior Design ; Richards Bay A Touch of Class (035) 753 3013 Landscape Services : BayScapes 082 578 3467 Locksmith : Richards Bay Kevin's Keys (035) 789 8057 Mr Lock Mr Key (035) 789 4907 RB Lockmiths (035) 789 9583 Security doors : Empangeni Superior (035) 772 2904 Vimba Security Doors (035) 787 1319 Richards Bay : Safe & Sound - Trellidor (035) 787 0325 Security Services : Richards Bay Chubb Security : 0861 035 911 Inyala Security (035) 550 1412 Security Systems : Richards Bay Boardwalk : Security World (035) 789 7467 Security window tinting : Empangeni Solartint (035) 787 3888 : Richards Bay Solartint (035) 789 4777 Underwater Services : Richards Bay Dormac (035) 797 3717 Municipality : Uthungulu District municipality - 035 7992501 Empangeni Tourism Bureau - 035 9011617 Educational Schools : It has two major High Schools, Empangeni High , St Catherines (A catholic convent), along with three major primary schools, Grantham Park, Heuwelland and Empangeni Prep. Contact details : Empangeni preparatory school 035 7921465 ; Heuwelland Primary school 035 7725780 ; St Catherines 035 7724414 ; Empangeni Christian School 035 7923772 Nursery Schools & Day-Care : Pinocchio 035 7724841 St Catherines 035 7724414 Religious : Churches : Eagle's nest community church - 035 7860507 ; Church of Christ - 035 7921874 ; Holy Cross Anglican parish - 035 7922570 ; Methodist Church - 035 7726095 ; Victory Family Church - 035 7923404 ; Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church - 035 7723702 Medical : Emergency : Empangeni Hospital - 035 9028500 ; Empangeni Garden Clinic - 035 9028000 Ambulance - 10177 Doctors : Dr C Greeff - 035 7726635 ; Dr A Naude - 035 7726635 ; Dr DJ Struwig - 0.57921310 Gynaecologists : Dr MG Matebhere - 035 7722651 Dr JJ Sokolewicz - 035 789 2590 ; Dr Willem vd Walt - 035 789 6624 ; Dr S Welman - 035 7726916 Dentists : Dr D du Plooy - 035 7723920 ; Dr J Jacobs - 035 7723920 ; Dr Kashmira Makan - 035 9028213 ; Dr PD Swan - 035 7727231 ; Dr EA Vawda - 035 7924877 Pshycologists : Dr Shelly Hall - 083 6551699 Specialists : Dermatologist - Dr KC Westermann - 035 7890808 ; Ear, Nose & Throat specialist - Dr G Charlton - 035 7925569 ; Eye Specialist - Dr Johann de Lange - 035 7922200 ; Eye Specialist - Dr WP Wasserman - 035 7924775 ; Homeopath - Dr Lance F Giles - 035 7721325 ; Chiropractor - Dr J Ralph - 035 7721268 Opticians / Optometrists : Moffatt Optical Sanlam Centre - 0.5 7726843 ; Moffatt Optical Game Centre - 035 7923639 ; Nyathikazi Optometrists - 05 7722325 ; HW Jones Sanlam Centre - 0.5 7726021 ; Spec Savers Sanlam Centre - 035 7722899 Pharmacies : Medi-park pharmacy - 035 7923470 ; Pillbox pharmacy - 035 7723570 ; Plaza pharmacy - 035 7725230 ; The Rail pharmacy cc - 035 7870522 Veterinarians : Zululand veterinary hospital - 035 7726937 ; S P C A Zululand - 035 7929129 COMMUNITY SERVICES : Advice desk for abused women – 0800150150 ; Aids toll-free line – 0800012322 ; Childline – 0800055555 ; Eskom – 0860204560 ; Fire rescue - 035 7973911 ; Life line - 035 7974222 / 0827619111 ; Netcare 911 ambulance – 0800333444 ; Rape Crisis centre - 035 9028517 ; South African Police - 035 9012475 / 2478 ; SPCA - 7929129 Recreational Activities : The biggest attraction in town is the Empangeni Art and Cultural History Museum, on Turnbull St. The museum has exhibitions on traditional Zulu culture and the early days of the sugar cane industry, as well as a sizeable collection of oil paintings and temporary exhibits of local art. Highlights include photographs of early sugar farms and displays of traditional Zulu clothing and crafts. The Enseleni Nature Reserve, about 13km north of Empangeni on the N2, has picnic spots and a 7km hiking trail on which you may come face to animal life, mostly zebra and impala. Golf : It is a 18 hole golf course with a driving range. There are golf carts for hire & a proshop on the grounds. Golfing competitions are held every Wednesday & Friday. Length : 5983 m (men) & 5183 m (ladies). For the adventurous: HELICOPTER FLIGHTS: JNC Helicopter Tours, Umhlanga - 082 3903566 HORSE RIDING: Rocking Horse Riding school, Ballito - 084 5102198 ; Wellesley Stables, Umdloti - 083 7881881 ; Bhangazi horse trails - 035 550 4438 ; Exodus Horse Trails, Pongola - 034 435 1123 MICROLIGHT FLIGHTS: Ballito Bay Microlights - 082 659 5550 MOUNTAIN/QUAD BIKING: Fat Traxx Quad Trails, Ballito - 082 4775837 ; River quad trails - 032 942 8014 ; Mountain Bike Trails, Pongola - 034 435 1123 ; Quad & Two Wheeler Off Road Adventures, Pongola - 034 413 2766 SCUBA DIVING: Dive Nautique, Umhlanga – 0835532834 CANOEING AND KAYAKING : St Lucia Kayak Safaris - 035 590 1233 For the more sedate: BIRD WATCHING/TRAILS/SAFARIS: Heritage Safari Tours - 035 590 1133 ; KZN Wildlife, Mpila - 035 550 1718 ; Leisure Eco-tours - 035 550 4059 ; Zululand Aquatic & Animal Adv. - 035 550 0681 ; Wilderness Trails Reservations - 033 8451067 ; Rhino tracking, Pongola - 034 435 1123 FISHING: Umhlanga deep sea fishing - 083 659 1694 ; Euro Zulu Safaris - 035 590 2173 ; Le Jon Charters - 035 590 1212 ; Irie Tiger Fishing Safaris, Pongola - 034 357 6518 BOAT TOURS : Advantage tours, St Lucia - 035 590 1259 ; KZN Wildlife, St Lucia - 035 590 1340 ; St Lucia Safaris - 035 590 1047 WALKS/HIKING: Emoyeni Trail (guided 4 day trail) - 035 590 9002 ; Bhangazi Trail - 035 590 9002 ; Mziki Trail (guided 3 day trail) - 035 590 9002 ; Wilderness trails, iMfolozi - 033 845 1000 ; Wilderness trails, St Lucia - 033 845 1000 DOLPHIN & WHALE VIEWING: Dive nautique, Umhlanga - 083 5532834 ; Infinity marine enterprises, Ballito - 083 4489314 ; North coast dolphin viewing - 082 510 6516 ; Advantage Tours - 035 590 1259 Restaurants : 60's diner & restaurant (035) 787-1408 Anchors cast (035) 788-0217 Bongumusa restaurant (035) 795-1022 Ebhodweni african cusine (035) 772-3546 Jack's restaurant & take-away (035) 787-0604 Neliswa eating house (035) 772-4285 Oxtails (035) 772-4398 Porky's pizza parlour (035) 772-3750 Sondoni tavern (035) 792-4259 Spur steak ranches (035) 772-5542 Sources : www.kznnorthhappenings.co.za & www.richemp.co.za

terraced house, 280 m² A neat and cozy townhouse with a huge loft! 2 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom. Building Size: 120sqm Stand size: +-280 Open plan kitchen and lounge. 2 carports. Security estate. Spacious Kitchen Background Information Brits Property Market : Brits is since 2006 one of South Africa’s fastest growing towns, mainly due to the mines expanding and its workers needing to purchase a residential property or properties, stands, plots, farms, game farms or various investment properties. While there are buyers aplenty, properties are scarce. This has led to selling prices vaulting up to the point where they are now in line with Absa’s national average of around R900 000. Freestanding properties with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a swimming pool and double garage on 1000sqm in the suburbs of Voeltjiedorp and Boomdorp are now selling for R950 000. At the top end of the market, properties in the Brits area are being bought for as much as R2,5m, predominantly by company directors moving into the area due to its industrial and mining activities. In the older suburb of Central Brits, freestanding houses on 1500sqm have become popular with developers who are demolishing them to make way for blocks of flats. Two years ago, these were entry-level properties that sold for between R500 000 and R700 000. They are now selling for upwards of R750 000 and stock is in short supply Meanwhile, owners of large stands have cottoned on to the area’s widespread demand for accommodation and are building second dwellings on their properties to let. The rental market is booming to the point where they cannot accommodate demand. Currently, the average rental for a standard three bedroom home - most sought after by workers in the mining industry - is R3 800 a month. Future of Property Market : Housing trends in future will reflect a "tale of 2 plattelands", with mineral rich platteland areas and those nearer to the large metros fairing far better than the far-flung towns. As the large metros grow, some of the platteland areas will gradually be partly or fully "absorbed" by the metros. Areas northwest of Pretoria / Tshwane, such as Brits and Hartebeespoort Dam may be good examples. Platteland towns such as Brits which is nearer to the metros have got a lot going for them in future, being able to capitalise on economic activity flowing out from the metros. As they "burst at the seams", cashing in on some urban commuters, as well as the growing metro "getaway" market. The Rustenberg / Brits is benefiting from a commodities boom (especially Platinum), and Eskom is expanding electricity generation capacity around it. As Gauteng runs out of space, and as the existing space becomes more pricey, so new industrial and commercial activity will look for “new places to happen”, which will benefit Brits. General : Brits is a fertile, citrus-producing area irrigated by the waters of the Hartebeespoort Dam. The area is very safe with a good infrastructure including good schools, medical facilities and shopping and entertainment. Improved access to Pretoria, along with the expansion of its mining and industrial sectors, has transformed Brits from a sleepy little town into a residential, investment and holiday destination of choice. Within a radius of 50km, holidaymakers are spoilt for top destination choices, ranging from bushveld game lodges to award-winning resorts. Brits is not only an important agricultural irrigation area, it also has an adjacent industrial growth point, GaRankuwa. However, it’s the area’s ever-expanding mining activities that remain the major draw card for buyers. The biggest platinum mine in the world, Barplats Crocodile River Mine, is situated on the outskirts of the town. There is also the Brits-based Hernic Ferrochrome smelter, which happens to be the world’s fourth-largest ferrochrome producer. 94% of South Africa's platinum comes from the Rustenburg and Brits districts, which together produce more platinum than any other single area in the world. In addition, there is a large vanadium mine in the district. Commuting to work from one province to another every day might sound like a lot of driving, but Brits residents who work in Pretoria are spending far less time on the road than many people who both live and work in Gauteng. Since the construction of the Platinum Highway, it takes 35 minutes to travel from the North West province to Pretoria East. It’s also a relatively quick journey to Pretoria’s industrial suburb of Rosslyn, taking on average just 25 minutes. This, along with Brits’ proximity to some of the country’s most scenic bushveld, has become a draw card for a growing number of end-user and holiday-home buyers as well as a sizeable following of investors. History : Founded in 1924 on the farm Roode Kopjes, it was named after the owner Gert Brits. The First Boer War armistice treaty was signed in 1864 beneath a karee tree just to the south of Brits. A speech by General Hertzog in 1912 at the nearby De Wildt railway station led to the formation of the National Party. Climate : Temperatures in Brits range from 17º to 31º C (62º to 88º F) in the summer and from 3º to 21º C (37º to 70º F) in the winter. Annual rainfall measured on properties in Brits totals about 360mm (approx 14in), with almost all of it falling during the summer months, between October and April. Location : Location is one of Brits greatest natural advantages, especially for its farms and game farms properties as well as new developments offering stands for sale. Brits is located close to the Magaliesberg mountain range, which extends in the northeast about 130km (about 80 miles) from Pretoria to Rustenburg. Brits is also en route to the well known Pilanesberg Game reserve, located in the crater of an extinct volcano that features some of South Africa’s most unique holiday properties. Away from the hustle and bustle of city life, Brits offers an escape route to the real Africa. Destination Direction Route Distance Hartbeespoort southeast R511 21Km Beestekraal northwest R511 36Km Akasia east R566 37Km Assen northwest R511 61Km Rustenburg west R512 65Km Pretoria east R512 52Km Thabazimbi north R511 121km Pilanesberg/Sun City 120km Sporting Facilities : There are five golf courses to choose from and four of them are within 10 minutes drive from each other. The Pecanwood golf estate next to Hartebeespoort Dam is a very high-end development that boasts a Jack Nicklaus signature course. Water sports predominate due to the Hartbeespoort Dam, which offers great boating and yachting as well as canoeing, windsurfing and swimming. Attractions : Atractions include the De Wildt Cheetah Research Centre (specializes in breeding and studying cheetah, king cheetah, brown hyena, suni, blue duiker and wild dogs), Granite Works (the larges diamond saws in the world are used to cut the blocks), Vaalkop Nature Reserve, Le Croc Tours, Rainbow Cultural Village, Margaret Roberts Herbal Centre, Arendsnes Sports Academy and Adventure centre. Brits is also the birthplace of the first cloned animal in Africa, a cow. Emergency Numbers Brits Police 012 252 9300 Brits Fire / Ambulance 012 250 2222 Hospital 012 252 3311 012 252 1100 Water 012 250 2125 Brits Municipality 012 381 9100 O/H Brits Electricity 012 250 212 Brits Towing Services (AA RSA) 012 252 4094 A/H 083 727 9393 012 252 6444 O/H Educational Facilities : Schools Laërskool Brits 012 252 3317 Laërskool Olienpark 012 252 5658 Hoërskool Brits 012 252 3228 Hoërskool Wagpos 012 255 5646 Thornhill Primary School 012 257 6001 Lighthouse Christian Collage 012 252 1450 Spiekeries Springbokkies Kleuterskool 012 252 0741 North West Province of South Africa : Investing in property in the North West Province of South Africa makes sense as it is one of the fastest growing province in South Africa. South Africa's North West Province is strategically located between Botswana in the west and the economic powerhouse and industrial heartland of Gauteng in the east. The province offers vast mineral resources, a sophisticated tourist industry and agricultural abundance. The province is home to bases for a number of international companies such as BMW, Samsung, Tiger Wheels, Shanghai Video and Audio, Lear Corporation, Kromberg and Schubert, Nestle, HJ Heinz, Hong Kong's Universal Enamelware, Firestone Tyres and Robert Bosch, to name a few. For property In the northern areas, the city of Rustenburg represents the major industrial and residential centre of the North West Province, boasting well developed industrial and mining infrastructures as well as world famous tourist resorts. In the densely populated far eastern areas you will find property in Mabopane, Brits, Ga-Rankuwa and Temba. These towns are residential, agricultural and industrial centres and the economy of the area is closely linked to that of neighbouring Gauteng. The North West Province offers a year round, sunny temperate climate with hot summers and mild winters. This is a summer-rainfall region and the weather is usually dry with a short rainy season from December to March. The hottest months are usually February and March and the coldest, July and August.

building plot A brand new Security Village Development, Clarissa Estate, located in Munster on the Lower South Coast of Kwa-Zulu Natal will be launched early in 2007. Transfer on these properties will only be effected in 2008. Experience has taught us that a development of this nature invariably sells out very quickly. As part of the pre-launch notification prospects now already have the opportunity to place their names on a waiting list, which holds the following advantages: * Prospects will be contacted chronologically according to the waiting list, hence those on the waiting list will have first choice on the available stands. * There is no cost or risk for being added to the waiting list should you wish not to exercise the option. (Deposits only payable after the formal launch in 2007). In order to be placed on the waiting list forward your name, telephone number(s) and e-mail address to johan@infoprop.co.za and request to be placed on the waiting list for Clarissa Estate. Specs of the Development : * Name : Clarissa Estate * Location : Munster, lower South Coast of Kwa-Zulu Natal. * ± 550m from beach. * Magnificent ocean views. * 10% Deposit secures (payable in two instalments over 30 days). * 90% Bonds available. * Sizes of Stands : Premium Stands : 900m² Residential Stands : 500m² * Priced from : Premium Stands : R449,000 Residential Stands : R359,000 * Inclusive of all costs, i.e. transfer and bond registration costs. * Transfer only in 2008. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit.

building plot, ± 510 m² LUCIEN ESTATE Perched against the backdrop of the gentle slope lies Lucien Estate, a Security Estate with a single entrance / exit, located 700m from the beach on the ocean side of the road. Since the development is nestled against the gradual incline it commands magnificent breaker and ocean views. With only 26 single residential stands within the estate combined with a large green open area residents will enjoy a feeling of space. Although there is no building time limit to commence building architectural guidelines will ensure that the standard of the development is maintained. Due to prospects not procuring mortgage finance three stands have become available again. Specs of the Development : * Name : Lucien Estate * Location : Port Edward, lower South Coast of Kwa Zulu Natal. * ± 700m from beach. * Magnificent ocean views. * 10% Deposit secures. * 90% Bonds available. * Sizes of Stands : 480m² - 820m² (average 560m²). * Priced from R369,000. * Inclusive of all costs, i.e. transfer and bond registration costs. * Transfer only in Nov 2007. * Building guidelines to ensure maintaining the standard of the development. * No building time limit.