Web Ref CCH614
Web Ref CCH614
R160,000
Monthly Bond Repayment R1,733.93
Calculated over 20 years at 11.75% with no deposit.
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459m² Vacant Land For Sale in Stanford
If Peace and Quiet is Your Kind of Lifestyle – Stanford is the Place.
Lovely, large corner plot to build a home and live your dream in Stanford. Concept building plans are available for viewing by appointment. The plans are not approved yet.
More about Stanford:
Stanford is home to artists, studios, and art galleries. You will find great B&Bs, restaurants, and antique dealers there. Outdoor activities like hiking trails and boat trips are available. The adjacent wine estates play host to regular village fairs and street markets.
The village is known for its beautifully renovated Edwardian and Cape Victorian houses. Stanford was declared a Heritage Site in 1992 and The Conservation Trust ensures the protection and conservation of the area.
Gansbaai and Hermanus with their business hubs are only 30km away.
Please contact me for a viewing of the property and the concept plans.
Lovely, large corner plot to build a home and live your dream in Stanford. Concept building plans are available for viewing by appointment. The plans are not approved yet.
More about Stanford:
Stanford is home to artists, studios, and art galleries. You will find great B&Bs, restaurants, and antique dealers there. Outdoor activities like hiking trails and boat trips are available. The adjacent wine estates play host to regular village fairs and street markets.
The village is known for its beautifully renovated Edwardian and Cape Victorian houses. Stanford was declared a Heritage Site in 1992 and The Conservation Trust ensures the protection and conservation of the area.
Gansbaai and Hermanus with their business hubs are only 30km away.
Please contact me for a viewing of the property and the concept plans.
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