461 m² Land available in St Helena Views

Stand 461m2, is situated in St Helena Views 3, part of St Helena Bay. It offers you stunning view and nice size stand. This stand with a decline. Up the mountain and in the front middle part of the views. This is a very quiet area and you can almost hear nature calling your name. Ideal situated for the perfect holiday or to stay home. Act quick these nice stands slip away quickly. Building Height 8.0 meter, Low levies R150, No time limit for building, Building guidelines, Nutec houses allowed, Rates R700, House size 120m2, 50% Coverage, Fully serviced. Security boom and house coming soon.

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On entering St Helena Bay (our fishermen''s village), when you take the curve along the coastal road you are presented with the images of our town and understand where the name of the development St Helena Views originates from. St Helena Views is divided into 4 sections. Here at section 3 it''s more of a mix between sea and mountain. In section 4 you more nestled in a slight valley with distance sea view you are enjoying more of the mountain view. Then sections 1 and 2 the greater sea view.

In St Helena Bay you are welcomed by people of the earth residents, where snoek, mussels and crayfish are a way of life. Saint Helena Bay is also the only area along the South African West Coast where the sun rises across the bay. The reason for this is its unique location, 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. St Helena Bay is sub-divided into various suburbs, namely Laingville, West Point, Steenberg''s Cove, St Helena Views, Hannasbaai, Britanica Heights, Harbour Lights, Sandpyper Village, Sandy Point, Blueberry Hill, Columbine, Stompneusbaai and Britannia Bay and Da Gama (named after Vasco da Gama) Its situated 150km North of Cape Town and our picturesque village with its unspoiled beaches make this a playground for surfers, canoeists, and yachtsmen, as well as a paradise for bird watchers. With the bays calm waters, Dolphins and Southern Right Whales are often spotted off the coastline. Here you will find a variety of restaurants, from cosy to beach front.

Some safety tips to remember for West Coast

1. Stay always safe 2. Protect yourself against sunburn and heat 3. Be save around the water 4. Ensure your food and water clean 5. Beware of snakes and scorpions (know when a bite or sting is serious) 6. Make a note of emergency numbers if needed