Worldwide Property Rental for Business or Holiday by Short Stay Homes

Cape Town < South Africa

Tranquility

3
3
6
Luxury

Genres

Golf
Beach
City Holiday
Business
Diving
Fishing
Watersports

Kitchen

4 Ring Stove
Clothes Dryer
Dish Washer
Freezer
Fridge
Kitchenette
Microwave
Oven
Washing Machine

Living Room

Fireplace

Outside

Balcony
Barbeque
Parking
Walking distance from Beach
Sea views

General

Air Conditioning
Linnen Provided
Telephone
Towels
Alarm
Under-floor heating
Hair-dryer

Entertainment

CD
DVD
Radio
Satellite / Cable
Stereo
TV
Walking distance from restaurants

Internet

Wireless Broadband

Suitability

Children
Elderly

Pool

Outdoor Pool
Private Pool

Rates for this property in: ZAR

Season	Night	Week	Month
Green	3150
Autumn	4750
Spring	4750
Summer	7500
Peak	10000

Rates Explanation

Green
Start date - 01 May
End Date - 30 Sep

Autumn
Start date - 01 Apr
End Date - 30 Apr

Spring
Start date - 01 Oct
End Date - 31 Oct

Summer
Start date - 01 Nov
End Date - 13 Apr

Peak
Start date - 01 Dec
End Date - 01 Jan

Description

Every aspect of this property is amazing. The superb sea views, the exquisite flow of the living areas, the immaculate design (by one of South Africa’s leading architects) and the beautiful collection of artworks and artefacts that populate the property. One accesses the property via an elevator that comes up directly from the street entrance or the garage. The elevator opens up into a very open and spacious living area on the upper floor. Long glass sliding doors can be opened to create a fantastic indoor/outdoor area, and you can enjoy the sound of waves breaking on Camps Bay beach, from the comfort of your own home. These glass doors can also be opened at the back of the property, on to a small fern-fringed courtyard area, which enjoys plenty of shade. Here you can enjoy the peace and quite in the shade, next to an elegant Koi pond.

Area Description

Located in central Camps Bay within close walking distance to beaches and restaurants.

Notes

Tranquillity was the featured property in the June 2006 issue of Habitat Magazine. Please click here to open a separate window showing the article. Please allow some time for it to download (4MB). Our thanks to all at Habitat Magazine, and to the photographer, Neil Corder, for allowing us to use this article.