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Beautiful Property

Best Price 9 months ago in Gauteng, Soweto

Protea Glen Ext 11 Neat To die for finishes-really the house looks absolutely beautiful The kitchen flows to the open plan in the lounge as a result it is small but the flow of movement is great Tiles on the Floors are very modern,The over sized big blocks charcoal and glossy Fully Walled Security alarm system Garage that fit 2 cars ie a Pandem So if you earn R13499 single or joint with no its issues call me 073 959 5744

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Prime Property for sale

Best Price 9 months ago in Western Cape, Strand

1429 sq.m commercial property in Strand. ERF 5356 1 Nolte Street, Strand email: strand.blueowl@gmail.com

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Urgent Sale - Owner relocating

Best Price about 1 year ago in North West , Magaliesburg

Urgent sale, owner needs to move. Just 45 minutes from JHB. 4 Bedroomed thatched farmhouse with upstairs loft & balcony. 2 Bathrooms, dbl garage, 5 dwellings on property. 3 Boreholes & 9 ha land. 3 phase power supply. Beautiful gardens & lots of room for development. Gorgeous view of Magaliesberg mountains, right in amongst game farms & near tourist attractions. Why travel for an hour in traffic to get home when you can come home to fresh air & a view of the mountains?

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BARGAIN FOR SALE IN BALLITO

Best Price about 1 year ago in KwaZulu-Natal, Ballito

FREESTANDING 3 BEDROOM 2 BATHROOM HOUSE SITUATED IN A SMALL SECURE ESTATE - OPEN PLAN KITCHEN LOUNGE AND DINING AREA - 1LUG - GARDEN - PET FRIENDLY - POOL.

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Small Holding for Sale

Best Price about 1 year ago in Eastern Cape, Chintsa

VACANT SMALL HOLDING FOR SALE IN EASTERN CAPE, 13 HECTARS, 3 DAMS WITH WATER AND STREAM ON BORDER, 5 KM FROM N2, 45KM FROM EAST LONDON, 15KM FROM CINTSA BEACH

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For Sale - 1 ha Land in a Bio-Fuel Plantation with 14,5% ROI

Best Price about 1 year ago in All provinces

As a leading finance and investment company, Insight Group PLC, take great pride in the investment opportunities that we can offer our valued clients. Unlike our competitors, it is our priority to ensure each investment surpasses stringent Due Diligence Criteria. We perform our Due Diligence checks with the utmost standard of care to ensure that our client’s wealth is protected and to give our clients quantifiable confidence in everything we do. Based in Cape Town, South Africa we also have offices located in the financial hubs of Chicago, Singapore, Seychelles, London and Gibraltar; and the property hot spot of Marbella, Spain. This allows us to keep abreast of market conditions and advances in the investment arena. It also means we are in the ideal environment to provide our clients with investment opportunities and expertise unsurpassed in today’s marketplace. It is therefore with great pleasure that I announce the launch of our latest investment – Moringa: “The Miracle Tree” in Mozambique. Our long-standing network in Africa has allowed us to take advantage of the very best opportunities, providing some of the most rewarding returns on the investment market today. Our commitment to the continent extends many years and we are dedicated to ensuring the success of this project. Furthermore, we are equally committed to the locals of Mozambique, and aside from creating hundreds of jobs, we will also give all the ‘green matter’ from the farming of our Moringa plantation back to its people. I invite you now to read on and consider taking part in this unique investment. Alfonso Rivera Revilla Chairman Insight Group PLC Alfonso Rivera Revilla is a highly respected and experienced accountant and partner at Accounting Networks SL. A qualified lawyer, Alfonso is also currently training to be a litigator. Moringa Oleifera "Moringa is one of the world’s most useful plants and nutritious crops." (Asian Vegetable Research and Development Center, 2003). Introducing Moringa Oleifera Moringa may well be unheard of to most of the western world; but it is far from foreign to those residing in Asia, Africa, India and the West Indies. Moringa plantations have been growing successfully in these regions for centuries. The tree was also highly valued in the ancient world; with the Romans, Greeks and Egyptians extracting edible oil from the seeds for the purpose of perfume and lotion. Moringa is now widely cultivated and has become naturalized in many locations in the tropics. A rapidly-growing and drought-resistant tree, all parts of Moringa are edible and can be used for oil, fibre, medicine or water purification. Moringa has adopted many names; from the drumstick tree to the horseradish tree, “mother’s best friend” and the ben oil tree. However, researchers, development workers and scientists agree that its phenomenal properties more than justify it being labelled the “miracle tree”. Three non-governmental organizations – Trees for Life, Church World Service and Educational Concerns for Hunger Organization – advocate Moringa as “natural nutrition for the tropics”. This is due to the fact that the tree is being used to combat malnutrition in poverty-stricken countries especially among infants and nursing mothers. More recently, the tree has gained the attention of practitioners seeking alternative therapies in the prevention of cancer. The nutritional and medicinal benefits are indisputable, and now the oil extracted from Moringa seeds is also being used as a source of second generation bio-diesel. With a higher recovery and quality of oil than other crops, no direct competition with food crops (as it is an edible source of fuel and does not suffer the toxicity issues of other sources such as jatropha), and no direct competition with existing farmland (as it can be grown for both purposes at the same time); this multi-dimensional tree is already being grown for this purpose in a number of countries including West Africa, the Philippines and other parts of Asia. Whilst Moringa is a relatively new player in the alternative fuel market, the global potential is massive. Already, Moringa is projected to be Japan and Korea’s dominant source of bio diesel for automobiles within the next fifty years. "Moringa oleifera is the most widely distributed, well-known and studied species of the family moringaceae" (Current Protocols in Microbiology, IG.2.1, 2010). Growing Moringa Moringa oleifera is the best known of the thirteen species of the genus moringacae. This slender evergreen tree grows extremely fast in the tropics and in semi-arid tropical and subtropical areas. Moringa grows also on semi-nutritious land, saline land and even waste land without ample rainfall or additions of fertilizer. The tree can survive blistering heat, desiccating dryness and destitute soils which require only minimal water to survive. Moringa commonly reaches four metres in height just ten months after the seed is planted and can bear fruits within its first year. Of particular importance to those countries suffering from a lack of food-supply, Moringa is in full leaf at the end of the dry season when other foods are typically scarce. Furthermore, Moringa thrives in those regions where malnutrition is a biggest threat to its population Cultivating Moringa Can be easily grown from seed or cuttings Seeds have no dormancy period Trees can be seeded directly and grown anytime during the year Prefers neutral to slightly acidic, well drained, sandy or loamy soil Minimal watering required and will flower and produce pods whenever there is sufficient water available Will generally grow without adding very much fertilizer Will tolerate up to 48 degrees in the shade and can survive a light frost Resistant to most pests. "Moringa is one of the fastest growing bio-masses on the planet, when properly nourished." (moringafarms.com) Moringas Uses All parts of the Moringa tree are edible and have long been consumed by humans. Most parts of the plant are used as a medicine which is why it is no surprise that many believe the greatest contribution of Moringa to health is its nutritional value (as evident by its commercial capability). In the West, one of the best known uses for Moringa is the use of powdered seeds to flocculate contaminants and purify drinking water. Applied as a simplified, point-of-use, low-risk water treatment, Moringa is helping rural and peri-urban people living in extreme poverty who are presently drinking highly turbid and micro-biologically contaminated water. Furthermore, the Food and Nutrition Unit at the Ministry of Agriculture has identified nutrient-rich Moringa, as a potential solution to vitamin A deficiency in poverty stricken Malawi. Celebrities see the value of Moringa too: WBO Welterweight Champion, Manny Pacquiao, reportedly eats Moringa as part of his training regime (source: examiner.com) and Madonna planted a Moringa tree in Malawi in October 2009 as part of her Raising Malawi charity organization (source: New York Post). "Moringa leaves in particular are a rich, inexpensive source of micro-nutrients." (Dr. C. Gopalan, President, Nutrition Foundation of India) Global Demand: Commercial Health: Yelixir Moringa Capsules Manufacturer and retail giant, Grenera Nutrients, saw the massive health potential of Moringa and created the brand Yelixir to introduce its 100% Moringa leaf powder capsules product to the market. Loaded with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and phytonutrients; the capsules reportedly aid in the fight against more than 300 diseases. Each 120 capsule bottle retails at approx $15. http://www.moringacapsules.com Retail: Zija Zija is the first commercial drink of its kind using Moringa. The product specifically uses Moringa leaf powder, leaf puree, seed cake, fruit powder and fruit juice. In every can, there is 30 grams of Moringa which reportedly improves digestion, vision, mental clarity, and overall well-being. Plus reduction in symptoms associated with fatigue, diabetes, high blood pressure, arthritis, and aging! A case of 30 cans of Zija costs US$ 105 (plus shipping). http://www.drinklifein.com Body Butter/Scrub/Lotion Beauty store giant, The Body Shop, have released a full product line of body scrub, body butter, body lotion, shower gel and soap using Moringa seed oil. Claiming that the products moisturize and protect the skin, each product retails upward of $4 each with hampers and gift boxes selling for $72. http://www.thebodyshop.co.uk Fresh leaves Gram for gram, fresh Moringa leaves contain: 4 times the vitamin A of carrots 7 times the vitamin C of oranges 4 times the calcium of milk 3 times the potassium of bananas 3/4 the iron of spinach 2 times the protein of yogurt Dried leaves Gram for gram, dried Moringa leaves contain: 10 times the vitamin A of carrots 1/2 times the vitamin C of oranges 17 times the calcium of milk 15 times the potassium of bananas 25 times the iron of spinach 9 times the protein of yogurt Global Demands: Bio Diesel "Bio-fuels provided 1.8% of the world’s transport fuel in 2008." (United Nations Environment Program, 2009) Bio-diesel production Bio-energy, defined as energy produced from organic matter or biomass, has recently become one of the most dynamic and rapidly changing sectors of the global energy economy. Accelerated growth in the production and use of bio-energy in the past few years is attracting interest from policy makers and investors around the globe. In simple terms, bio-fuels are fuels that are derived from biological sources such as cereals and grains, organic waste and oil-seed crops such as sunflower. In as early as 2005, global bio-diesel production reached 3.8 million tonnes of which approximately 85% was derived from the European Union (The Futurist, 2007). Bio-diesel is commonly produced from a variety of natural crops including rapeseed, soybean, mustard, flax, sunflower, canola, palm oil, hemp and waste vegetable oils. In the United States, soybean oil alone accounts for 90% of all fuel stocks. Current production however, is not sufficient to replace liquid fossil fuel use. If using only traditional food plants, most nations do not have sufficient arable land to produce bio-fuel for the nation’s vehicles. A key concern in poor rural areas is the competition of biomass energy systems with the present use of biomass resources in applications such as animal feed and bedding, fertilizer, and construction materials. These may be of higher priority to rural populations, as alternatives may not exist. Supply does not meet demand. If the entire arable land of the USA (190 million hectares) were devoted to biodiesel production this would only just provide the 160 million tonnes required for diesel fuel and home heating! Importance of bio-fuels Energy Security: Bio-fuels can readily displace petroleum fuels and, in many countries, can provide a domestic rather than imported source of transport fuel Environment: Bio-fuels are generally more climate-friendly than petroleum fuels, with lower emissions of CO2 and other greenhouse gasses Fuel quality: Refiners and car manufacturers have become very interested in the benefits of bio-fuels in order to boost fuel octane More sustainability in transportation: Bio-fuels are derived from renewable energy. "Initial results confirm the drought tolerance of Moringa and especially the quick growth rate. Positive results in terms of yields will lead to real landscape changes and the production of large, continuous and reliable quantities of biodiesel." http://www.agric.wa.gov.au Moringa as a biofuel Higher recovery and quality of oil than other crops which allows for lower cost processing while producing the highest grade of Bio-diesel and Glycerine by-product No direct competition with food crops as it is an edible source of fuel No direct competition with farm-land as it can be grown for both purposes at the same time and it thrives in land where most agricultural produce would not survive. The oil from the Moringa tree is considered to be a more sustainable bio-diesel feedstock than jatropha oil by those who argue that sustainability is better served by feed stocks that can yield both food and fuel (source: Bio-diesel Magazine). Moringa Oil Whilst moringa oil is already being used as a source of second generation bio-diesel; it wasn’t considered to be an oil source by many because it has so many food sources. Experts such as K. Shaine Tyson, a strategic planning, biodiesel technology evaluation and market development consultant for Rocky Mountain Biodiesel Consulting LLC, has conducted extensive research on Moringa and advocate its use as a viable and sustainable bio-diesel feedstock. “Moringa can yield about 3 tonnes of seed per hectare. The seeds contain 30 to 40 percent oil that is high in oleic acid and the meal yields about 61 percent protein. Moringa has better oxidative stability than bio-diesel made with most other feed stocks and the seeds are relatively easy to crush using non solvent-based crushing techniques. I believe it’s better than sunflower oil.” Global Market Price Whilst a global market price for Moringa oil is in its infancy, Dr Henry G Brockman (Project Manager of the Bio-Fuel Division of the Department of Agriculture in Western Australia) foresees prices equal to that of crude soybean oil (currently US$871* per MT) for bio-diesel or Crude palm oil (currently US$798* per MT). (iea.org) Marawi Plant “The Department of Agriculture-Biotechnology Program Office in Marawi City has setup a system to develop the Moringa plant’s seed (scientific name: Moringa Oleifera) for use as feedstock in the production of biofuels. In the Philippines the Moringa plant is more commonly known as “Malunggay” or “Malungai”. The Moringa Oil Manufacturing Plant of SECURA in Marawi meanwhile is intending to use the oil harvested from the moringa seeds to produce biodiesel which they are then planning to export to the United States. The plant is expecting to produce 150 million gallons of malunggay seed oil per year. Initial capacity of the feedstock plantation is 30,000 hectares then eventually going up to 100,000 hectares.” Moxambique "Mozambique is developing a bio-fuels industry with the hope of contributing to 15 percent of the national fuel consumption in the next five years." (Bio-diesel Magazine, 2009) Location Situated on the Indian Ocean coast of Southern Africa, the Republic of Mozambique is an emerging market and is growing rapidly compared to its developed counterparts. Boasting stunning beaches, lush national parks and colonial era architecture, Mozambique is quickly growing to be one of the continent’s top tourist destinations. Its rich soil, fertile coastline and long-standing position as one of the major mineral suppliers, adds to its potential to be a superpower in alternative investments such as agriculture, fisheries, minerals and bio energy. The economy Once considered one of the world’s poorest countries, since 1987 Mozambique’s government has embarked on a series of macroeconomic reforms designed to stabilise the economy. Foreign investment According to the United National Conference on Trade and Development: “The liberal economic reforms pursued by the Government of Mozambique have laid the ground for profitable investment in a number of areas: cash crops, manufacturing, financial services, export processing (cashews, aluminium) and others.” Biodiesel Market Mozambique is currently positioning itself as a major bio fuels producer. Mozambique’s investment promotion center started approving bio fuel projects in the country in 2007, and so far, foreign companies have invested approximately US$710 million in producing 440 million litres of ethanol a year, mainly from sugarcane. The government has recently signed a huge US$10 million investment agreement with the London Stock Exchange listed Central African Mining and Exploration Company to produce bio-fuel. These steps, combined with donor assistance and political stability following full democratic elections, have led to dramatic improvements in the country’s growth and stability. Investment "Investors will enjoy a 14.5% return within 18 months." (Alfonso Rivera Revilla, Chairman, Insight Group PLC) The Project Whilst the commercial sustainability of Moringa Oleifera has proven itself over the past decade, this investment project is the first of its kind for Moringa oleifera. Insight Group PLC is the first to offer an investment in the Moringa tree which confidently projects returns of 14.5% for the harvest and sale of the crop. We work first-hand with Platinum Management Associates Ltd. who are responsible for the plantation, cultivation, harvest and sale of the Moringa seeds. Quite simply, once you invest, your land can be managed for you. An abundance of labor supply means we are in the unique position where we can ensure you receive returns based only on how your land performs i.e. the number of seeds produced by your hectare/s is weighed, recorded and reported. Your return is based on the number of seeds we are able to sell on the market on your behalf Summary Land price: US $1,500 per hectare Plantation payment: US $970 per hectare (one-off) Trade payment: US $530 per hectare (one-off) 14.5% return on investment 50-year lease Initial return within 18 months Annual income payments Global energy company committed to purchasing seeds post-harvest for bio-diesel production facility Legal fees subject to number of hectares purchased (one-off) All monies paid sent to an independent and highly respected UK law firm with fidelity insurance for investor security Land managed by experienced leaders in the agricultural and bio-fuels sector in Africa via Platinum Management Associates Ltd. Ability to transfer land use rights to a third party All parts of the tree remaining after sale of the seeds to be donated to the local villages and workers. Social Responsibility & Ethical Investing Our commitment to Mozambique In addition to creating hundreds of jobs, and in line with our responsibilities and commitment to the region of Mozambique, all produce (other than the seeds sold) will be donated to the workers, local villages, aid organizations and charities. This will equate to approximately 600 Metric Tons of ‘green matter’ per hectare which research indicates will aid dramatically in the fight against severe malnutrition in the region. According to Trees for Life, a US-based charity, Moringa leaves provide unrivaled nutritional value when compared to other crops. In fact, Moringa produces 350% more Vitamin A than carrots, over 7 times the Vitamin C value of oranges, in excess of 3 times the calcium content of cow’s milk, nearly 3 times as much potassium as bananas and more than double the protein of yogurt! All products must meet our core values Ethical Insight values both the needs of the investor as well as those of the local communities where our projects are based. With this in mind, an integral factor in our project planning and development is a verifiable local community plan that clearly enhances and advances the standard of living of the local communities. We equally do not believe in destroying natural resources nor using food-growing lands for commercial gains, whatever the profit available in doing so. To this end, we ensure that our projects benefit the environment, providing added value from top to bottom. Sustainable Insight believes in renew ability – hence our interest in projects that serve sustainable needs such as food supply, bio-diesel production and nutritional supplements rather than sporadic and transitional ‘boom’ market opportunities. Diverse Insight believe in diversification outside of the standard vein of investment opportunities available. This is clearly illustrated in our interest in Vineyards, Bio-fuels and Mineral Exploration, as well as affordable housing and forestry for carbon offsetting purposes. Security Insight scours the globe, not only to identify profitable opportunities, but also to find investment security that gives confidence to our clients. To this end, we ensure that all opportunities are housed and structured under UK Law (offering additional protection) and that all opportunities offer contractually guaranteed returns. The Moringa Tree Withstands drought Produces seeds in first year All parts can be used Oilseed food stock and edible Better than sunflower oil Medicinal and nutritional benefits Market price is comparable to Soybean Oil and Palm Crude Oil Solution to global malnutrition Harvested 2-4 times per annum The Investment Land price: USD $1,500 per hectare One-off Plantation Payment (Nov 10'): USD $970 One-off Trade Payment (May 11'): USD $530 50-year lease Return paid in less than 18 months 14.5% return on investment Global energy company agreed to purchase seeds post-harvest for bio fuels production Minimum investment: $3000.00 USD/ £1,898.72 GBP/R 21,088.22 ZAR (Depending on exchange rate based on USD) If you are interested in this guaranteed, risk free and stable land investment opportunity please contact me ASAP to reserve your plot of Moringa "Miracle Tree" plantation. Best regards, Mark Waite Investment Advisor Omega Land Investments Mobile: +27 74 1165213 mailto:mjw0710@vodamail.co.za

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For Sale - 2000 m2 of Timber Producing Land with 18,7% ROI

Best Price about 1 year ago in All provinces

Almost fully subscribed!!! Only 1000 ha available!!! Be wise,think GREEN, invest in renewable & sustainable resources and save our planet!!! Would you like 93,5% returns on your capital invested paid directly into your bank account in USD's every 5 years? Your capital and 18,7% returns are guaranteed as your capital is managed by a FSA regulated trustee, Citadel Trustees Limited. Silva Tree is a fully incorporated Central American company specializing in environmental development. Our Directors have 17 years of forestry experience as well as strong business and financial backgrounds. The Silva Tree group currently has offices in Costa Rica, Panama, Spain and the United Kingdom and are involved in programs dealing with conservation, reforestation and renewable energy. Silva Tree design and develop environmental projects around the world, working with a team of lawyers, accountants and trustees to create a safe and practical investment structure for each ethical investment opportunity offered. By selling small parts of our own projects, Silva Tree facilitate greater environmental benefits than we would achieve on our own, as well as offering ethical, safe and diverse investment products with unrivaled returns. Our funds are operated by an Citadel Trustees Limited, an FSA regulated trustee and offer highly regulated investments with excellent returns. Citadel Trustees Limited Citadel's highly experienced team has been providing trustee and stakeholder services to the leisure and real estate industries for more than 25 years, handling in excess of £65 million/$130 million of client funds annually. Investors are invited to join in this project by purchasing individual plots of land providing net returns of 18.7% per annum over a total investment period of twenty years. Key points Investment from just 7500 USD$ per unit Gross return of 145,200 USD$ over 20 years Guaranteed returns of 18.7% p.a. for 20 years Returns paid every 5 years Tax advantages SIPP qualified CO2 climate change mitigation Benefits to local communities Land held in trust Timber buyer with insured guarantee Investment returns The investor will receive 660 trees per hectare of land purchased A lease will be registered in his/her name for 21 years, which will produce 4 timber harvests A purchase price of USD 275 per m3 of timber is guaranteed by World Paulownia LLC, if the investor wishes to take this option A 5-year old Paulownia tree produces at least 0.2m3 of processed wood The total m3 produced per plot over the 4 harvests is 528 m3 Based on a 35,000 USD investment (available until Jul 2010), this will provide a return of USD 145,200 per plot The harvesting, processing and transportation will be carried out by a management company of your choice which is likely to charge 10% of the value of your timber sales This produces a net return of 18.7% per annum over 20 years, after the initial investment amount has been deducted Price of 1ha plot: $35000.00 USD/Approximately £22,682.25 GBP/ Approximately R260,255.11 ZAR (Depending on Currency Rate) For 1 ha Plots Special Offer Now Available For a Limited Time Only... Silva Tree have reduced their minimum investment amount from $35000.00 USD to just $7,500 USD/ Approximately £4,995 GBP/Approximately R54,385.79 ZAR for a limited time only. 7,500$ US will buy you 2,000 m2 of land with 132 trees for a 20 year investment term. The trees will be harvested every 5 years and returns distributed to you by Citadel Trustees Ltd., who also hold the entire project in trust. If you are interested in this guaranteed,risk free and stable investment opportunity please contact me ASAP to reserve your plot of timber forest. Contact: Mark Waite Investment Advisor Omega Land Investments Mobile: +27 74 116 5213 mailto: mjw0710@vodamail.co.za

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Wow,Classical Beauty Indeed

Best Price about 1 year ago in Gauteng, Soweto

Sold --After a hectic day come to relax in this serene and secure lifestyle in a beautiful character home set in wonderful paved outside floor.The property is in Protea Glen Ext 13. It has a big yard,walled all round with a gate.The kitchen is a killer plus the tiles in the living room and the passages are absolutely gorgeous,All 3 bedrooms have modern built in cupboards.It has a garage as well. This is one of those houses with a look appeal,plus also the street boast beautiful houses as well.Act call me 0728718613/0739595744/0116750117 or drop me an email shadin@lashadibonds.co.za.You need to earn a single or joint salary of R13650 or something closer,The price is a little bit negotiable.No itc issues.Inviting all to call if you qualify. The Property is extremely neat.Price set to sell, So grab this opportunity

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Gauteng | Kloofendal | Town House for sale

Best Price about 1 year ago in Gauteng, West Rand

Neat face brick complex situated in a beautiful and quiet area. Close to shops, schools and hospitals. 2 x Bedrooms 1 x Full Bathroom 1 x Lounge 1 x Open Plan Kitchen 1 x Balcony with view 1 x Lock up Garage 1 x Pool in complex Reason for selling - Bought a house Levy - R589

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2 bedroom flat for sale in Parow Valley

Best Price about 1 year ago in Western Cape, Goodwood

The apartment is 85 sq. metres; entire interior of this apartment has hardwood floors. There is a functional kitchen, which comes with built-in cupboards. In the spacious light living room area, serves well as a formal dining room, family, or entertainment room (as it is also situated near one of the front entrance). There are ceiling fans in the dining room and master bedroom. As well as the additional bedroom which may serve as guest room and/or study room? This apartment is within walking distance of amenities and public transportation.

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