677 m² Land available in Britannia Bay

OLD BRITANNIA BAY - ST HELENA BAY

EXCLUSIVELY MARKETED BY PROPERTY FINDERS: Don''t miss out on one of the last available stands in the highly sought-after Old Britannia Bay area. This unique property comes with no building regulations, allowing you the creative freedom to design and build the house or structure of your dreams. Whether you''re looking to create a coastal retreat, a fishermans haven, or an adventurous watersport escape, the choice is yours.

The property already has approved building plans, so you can begin construction immediately. The foundation is already laid, saving you time and effort in building your dream home. Level stand that minimizes construction costs and simplifies the building process. Situated on a corner, providing extra space and privacy. No Levies 677 square meter. A very short walk to the tranquil Fluisterbaai Ocean, ideal for those who love the sea. Perfectly located for fishing enthusiasts, with easy access to the nearby slipway for boat launches. If watersports are more your style, this stand is conveniently close to the slipway, making it easy to launch your jetski and enjoy the ocean.

This stand offers the perfect balance of coastal serenity and recreational convenience. Its the ideal place to create a home that suits your lifestyle, whether thats laid-back beach living or active seaside adventures.

Britannia Bay is a small town in the West Coast District Municipality in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, approximately 141 kilometres from Cape Town.

The village takes its name from a British East Indiaman ship which was badly damaged by a reef in the bay. Rediscovered in January 1998, the wreck of the Britannia has been placed under the supervision of the Council for National Monuments. St Helena Bay is the only area along the South African West Coast where the sun rises across the bay. The reason for this is its unique location, where by the town itself faces north east and almost north.

It is described as calm and tranquil as quoted from the Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama. The region of Saint Helena Bay is sub-divided into various suburbs, namely (from east to west): Laingville, West Point, Steenberg''s Cove, Hannasbaai, Britanica Heights, Harbour Lights, Sandy Point, Blueberry Hill, Columbine, Mid-West and it incorporates the neighboring towns of Stompneusbaai and Britannia Bay. It includes a total of eighteen smaller bays.

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St. Helena Bay is enchanting coastal gem, rich in both natural beauty and historical significance.

The area boasts romantic sea views and a peaceful environment, ideal for creating cherished memories. With live performances adding to the ambiance, it''s a place where special moments are made.

Whale Watching and Marine Life: St. Helena Bay is renowned for its whale and dolphin sightings year-round, offering the chance to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. The bay''s nutrient-rich waters provide a haven for marine life, making it a prime destination for nature enthusiasts.

St Helena bay is uniquely situated on the northern side of the Cape Peninsula. It is the only place in South Africa where you will find North facing beaches. Also due to its situation you will find calmer beaches where the water laps up against the coastline. St Helena Bay is fortunate that its got its own mountain range called Patrysberg. Patrysberg being the highest at 264m allows you to get spectacular view of the harbour and St Helena. Another advantage of the Mountain is you are often greeted in the mornings with a cool haze. Spring is a very nice time of the year, everything and everyone is coming out of hibernation.

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