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Bakoven is a small residential area that is divided into two parts, the area above Victoria Road and the area below it. The area below has a quiet beach atmosphere with its charming bungalows and seaside cottages and three beaches_Beta Beach, Little Beach and Tiny Beach. Camps Bay and the Camps Bay strip being just up the road is your best bet for restaurants, shops and nightlife.

The Cape City Bowl is the heart of the mother city and lies between Table Bay and the mountains of Signal Hill, Lion's Head, Table Mountain and Devil's Peak. The area includes the central business district of Cape Town, the Harbour, and a number of residential suburbs, each with their own character and ambience.

Curving around the base of Signal Hill and conveniently located to the CBD, The De Waterkant area is trendy with a buzz of a small village with its old cobbled historic streets and vibey restaurants and bars. The houses are mostly semi-detached cottages and the area is neighboured by the colourful and historic Bo Kaap.

This is a contemporary, conveniently located, vibrant residential and business suburb. Its thoroughfare, Somerset Road, is lined with a variety of café's, delis, restaurants, coffee shops and boutiques and more. Home to the world class Cape Town Stadium which hosts some of the biggest sports matches and international performers to hit our South African shores. Green Point Urban Park is situated in the area with the aim of conserving the environment as well as its beauty, character and heritage. This inner city park includes a fitness park, a learning park, play park, adventure park, heritage park as well as a tea garden, nursery, bicycle rental and fresh produce markets.

About 10km south of Camps Bay lies the equally upmarket, but much more secluded suburb of Llandudno. Steep cliff sides hug a small but beautiful beach that's popular among surfers and has a much more private feel than those further up the coastline. Llandudno is strictly residential, however, and there are no shops or restaurants to be found. Llandudno offers a prime opportunity for discerning investors.

Cape Towns "Platinum Mile" is situated between Granger Bay and Sea Point as is home to luxurious, upmarket properties, and the location makes this prestigious strip highly sought after with renters and buyers alike. Mouille Point is a small suburb with only 2 major roads and backs onto Green Point Common, Cape Town Stadium and Metropolitan Golf Club. Residents of the area are spoilt for choice when it comes to restaurants and location to top-class amenities, with a seaside promenade atmosphere which is always bustling with walkers, cyclists and joggers taking the opportunity to exercise alongside the ocean.

Against the backdrop of Lion's Head lies the sea facing suburb of Sea Point which heralds the start of the Sea Point Promenade, the famous, wide walkway which runs along the coastline and attracts sports enthusiasts, people-watchers, families and dog-walkers. The promenade is a hub of activity and a great place from which to view the incredible Cape sunsets over the Atlantic. Sea Point offers a mix of properties and the area has a wide variety of boutiques, trendy restaurants and offices.

The area is exceptionally popular and well-known for its cosmopolitan, up-market, trendy vibe, and in summer it attracts many South African and foreign visitors alike to not only to it's Blue Flag Beach but also the Camps Bay strip which lies opposite the beach. The area's proximity to both the glistening Atlantic Ocean and the easy access to the City, makes the properties along Camps Bay incredibly popular and highly sought after. Whether you are looking for a modern apartment within close walking distance to trendy restaurants and shops or a quieter, more spacious residence away from the hustle and bustle - you will no doubt find a spot that ticks all your boxes....

On the southernmost end of the Atlantic Seaboard lies the historic fishing village of Hout Bay which is renowned for its natural beauty of mountains, valleys and beach. There are a host of restaurants and shops, and over the weekends Capetonians throng to the area for the local fish & chips or to catch a glimpse of the resident seals that call the harbour their home. Hout Bay is approximately 20 minutes from the City centre.