1 462 m² Land available in Simbithi Estate

Situated within the prestigious SIMBITHI Eco Estate, 13 Ironwood Way is a beautifully positioned site amidst the breathtaking natural beauty of South Africa''s North Coast. This prime property boasts an elevated position overlooking the golf course with distant sea views. The perfect canvass to develop a signature home on.

Imagine waking up to the gentle rustle of the trees and bird song, with the first light of dawn casting a golden hue over the meticulously manicured fairways. Enjoy leisurely mornings sipping coffee on your veranda, as you watch the picture-perfect scene - a place to soothe your soul.

13 Ironwood Way in SIMBITHI Eco Estate offers the perfect setting to turn your dreams into reality. Embrace the coastal lifestyle, surrounded by natural beauty, luxury, and unparalleled amenities, and discover the essence of refined living in this remarkable sanctuary.

When Simbithi was conceptualised in 2003, home was at the heart. Today, the 430-hectare estate embodies the ideology that home is not just a location home is a feeling. In its 20-plus years of existence, Simbithi has become a unique, eco-friendly residential community that co-exists harmoniously with wildlife and nature. A world-class Golf Course, thriving Community Centres and a family-oriented restaurant make Simbithi the estate of choice for families in KwaZulu-Natal.

Simbithi Country Club incorporates a selection of eateries, wedding and conference venues and, of course, the unparalleled 18-hole Executive Golf Course. Also located at the Country Club is the Simbithi Office Park, managed by the Simbithi Commercial Zone Management Association. The jewel of the Simbithi Country Club is undoubtedly the magnificent 18-hole golf course, designed by Peter Matkovich. Thoughtfully placed greens that hold a well-struck shot, pristine fairways and a layout that allows you to play every club in your bag. South Africas first executive course, Simbithi has a par of 60 comprising par-3s, par-4s and one par 5. Each hole is intriguingly named after the area it occupied when Simbithi was once farmland.

Simbithi currently offers 733 sectional title properties and 1,035 freehold properties given a total of 1,768 residential properties.