Oranjezicht, says Bill Rawson, chairman of Rawson Properties, has always been associated with a selection of Cape Towns elite, the 'old families' who have wealth by live without ostentation '“ and this, he adds, is one reason why its property values have tended to be more stable and less liable to fluctuations than in the newer suburbs on the outer fringes of the metropolitan area.
A traditional Oranjezicht home which has a special, though conservative, charm has now come onto the market via the Rawson City Bowl franchise at a price of R5,5 million. Although originally built for a large family (it has seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms), the home has for years been a much admired guesthouse with a loyal client base.
'It encapsulates all that is best in Cape Town living because it is within three minutes drive of the city centre and has mountain views from its upper level balcony,' says Rawson franchisee, Andre Geldhart. 'For those wishing to get into the hospitality sector or those with an extended family, this would be a very sound investment'
For sales information contact Virgilio on 084 508 0801 or Hanno on 076 052 4866.
