636 m² Land available in Wavecrest

This 636m2 land is located in Wavecrest.

Come and build your home on this property.

This property is a 5-minute drive to the malls and schools.

If you are interested in this property please give me a call.

Jeffreys Bay is a world-famous, delightful holiday and retirement centre and has developed to include Aston Bay, Kabeljous-on-Sea township, and Paradise Beach. The bay of Jeffreys Bay stretches from Cape Recife in the east, through to Cape St Francis further west, while the town lies 80km west of Port Elizabeth midway between the Gamtoos and Kromme Rivers and the two estuaries of the Kabeljous and Seekoei Rivers.

Jeffreys Bay is world-renowned for its beaches and surfing waves, with many different surf breaks, each possessing its own magic. Surfing spots include Kitchen Windows, Tubes, Super Tubes, Point, and Albatross. The waves at Super Tubes can get up to about 10 - 12 feet. They are very fast, and as the name suggests, getting tubed is the name of the game.

The swell usually runs in the winter months. Boneyards is right next to Supers. You will be able to recognize it with ease, as it is the spot where the waves break almost perfectly. Point is situated east of Super Tubes, further down the beach. The waves here tend to be a little smaller than those at Boneyards and Supers. Here you can expect a much longer ride than Boneyards and Super Tubes.

Jeffreys Bays beaches have an abundance of shells and are known for excellent fishing. Fishing in Jeffreys produces Cob, Leerfish (Garrick), Grunter, White Steenbras, Blackmail, Musselcracker, Baardman, Red Steenbras, Poenskop, Roman, Dageraad, Elf, various Sharks species, and Rays. People with a real interest in nature will enjoy the recreation offered by the three nature reserves under the management of Cape Nature Conservation. They offer peace and tranquillity and some hiking trails.

Many leisure activities can be enjoyed in Jeffreys Bay, including scuba diving, skydiving, quad biking, a visit to the Shell and surf museums, horse-riding on the beach, and more.