3 Bed House in Paradise Beach

This charming wooden home combines comfort with excellent rental potential, set in a serene cul-de-sac near Paradise Beach.

The main house offers three spacious bedrooms, two of which open onto a wraparound deck, inviting natural light and sea breezes. There is a full bathroom with a separate shower, a cosy, functional kitchen, and an open-plan living area. An enclosed braai room enhances the space, ideal for entertaining or relaxing year-round.

In addition, two self-contained flatlets provide opportunities for rental income: one with two bedrooms, the other with one, and most of the flatlet furniture is included in the sale. This setup is ideal for holiday rentals or longer-term tenants.

Outside, practical features abound, with two single garages and a large undercover carport accommodating up to four vehicles. Underneath the home, a spacious area serves as a workshop or storage room. A charming wooden bridge leads over the well-maintained garden, which is fully fenced and accessed via an electric gate. The property is eco-friendly, featuring three rainwater tanks with pumps, as well as a grey water tank, all set within a generous 744m stand.

Jeffreys Bay has got so many activities that can keep you busy and entertained (surfing, skydiving, tennis, horse riding, fishing, padel tennis, golf, quad biking, bowls) and much more and is also world renowned for holidays and your perfect retirement destination.

Jeffreys Bay is only 80km from Gqeberha (airport, a few malls, Coega Port) and the bay stretches from Cape Recife to Cape St Francis and is positioned between the Kromme and the Gamtoos Rivers with alluring estuaries of the Seekoei and Kabeljous Rivers.

Jeffreys Bay famous Super Tubes provides an exhilarating experience for the surfers - the thrill of the waves and surfing with the dolphins - waves reach impressive heights of over 3 meter.

Embracing its coastal harm, Jeffreys Bay offers abundant seashells, great seafood, numerous water birds, and are also offers water sports like canoeing, boardsailing, scuba diving and fishing. Every year, migrating whales make their way to Jeffreys Bay to give birth, and whales can be seen breaching almost every day during the season. Various Shark species and Rays can be found in our waters.

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