1 676 m² Land available in Bettys Bay

Huge Stand with the most Beautiful Views

We are excited to introduce this new listing and joint mandate. This 1676m plot is located on an elevated level, offering stunning views of the sea and mountain range. Its the perfect spot to build your dream holiday home, where the soothing sound of the waves can rejuvenate your spirit, and restore your faith in humanity. With no neighbors to the north and south of the stand, this plot is ideal for nature lovers, nestled among the fynbos.

Contact us today to arrange a viewing of this prime stand.

Plot Features

- Large 1676m vacant plot

- Walking distance to the sea, hear the ocean from the plot!

- Fynbos vistas with sea and mountain views

Key facts about Bettys Bay:

- Location: Betty''s Bay is a small coastal town located about 100 km southeast of Cape Town, nestled between Pringle Bay and Kleinmond.

- History: The town is named after Betty Youlden, the daughter of one of the area''s first developers, Arthur Youlden.

- Scenic Beauty: Betty''s Bay is known for its stunning ocean views, majestic mountains, and beautiful fynbos vegetation.

- Harold Porter National Botanical Garden: The town is home to the Harold Porter National Botanical Garden, which showcases a variety of indigenous plants and offers beautiful walking trails.

- African Penguin Colony: Betty''s Bay is home to an African penguin colony in the Betty''s Bay Marine Protected Area, one of only two penguin colonies in the Western Cape.

- Whaling Station: The infamous whaling station at Stony Point was established in 1913 and is now a popular tourist attraction.

- Archaeological Sites: The area boasts significant archaeological sites with artifacts dating back 20,000 years.

- Longest Village: Betty''s Bay stretches for 13 km along the coast, making it one of the longest villages in South Africa.

- Population: As of 2011, Betty''s Bay had a population of 1,381 people, with a diverse racial makeup.

- Languages: The most commonly spoken languages in Betty''s Bay are Afrikaans and English.