Port St Francis & Cape St Francis

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Cape St Francis

R3,700,000

ORIGINAL

House: 320m² Land: 1021m²

This gorgeous face-brick home encircles a tranquil atrium that has been lovingly tended to create an idyllic and secluded retreat,wheretheworriesoflifesimplyfadeawayasyoubaskin nature.

This home is a wonderful option for a family looking for somethingspecialtocallhome.

Website Reference: CSTF-3293

Cape St Francis

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R6,700,000

House: 325m²

Land: 907m²

WelcometothisbeautifuloriginalhomeinCapeStFrancis.This charming property is a unique opportunity to own a piece of paradiseinoneofthemostsought-aftercoastaltownsinSouth Africa.

NestledontheWildside,thishomeboastsstunningviewsofthe surroundingareaandseaandisjustastone'sthrowawayfrom someofthebestbeachesinthecountry

Website Reference: CSTF - 3406

Rural

R14,950,000

Land: 1 2248ha

This property is so diverse and exciting that a potential buyer needstoviewitpersonally Pleasecomeandsee.

MultiplefurnishedaccommodationtypesfromaTepeetoabunk room...to a camp site.. The gardens have been lovingly landscaped and tended to make it lush and interesting. Trees sheltertrafficnoisefromthepeacefulquietofWaterberryPark.

Website Reference: CSTF3364 WHAT heldresponsibleforanyerrorsoromissionsmadeorimplied.

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Activities To Do In St Francis Bay

SWIMMING, SNORKELINGAND SCUBADIVING n St Francis Main beach, Canals, the Cove, Kromme River Mouth alias Nonno's Beach, Hobie Beach, AnnAvenue, Main Beach, Granny's Pool or Cape St Francis Main Beach. n The rock pools on the wild side are ideal for snorkeling.

KITE BOARDING, WINDSURFING, SURFSKIAND PADDLING n The Kromme River and Cape St Francis are the places for kite boarding. n The Kromme River can be navigated for 8km to the Geelhout River n Explore the Canals i.e. boat, canoe, swimming. n Paddlers launch from the Granny's Pool slipway or from the main beach.

SURFING & BODYBOARDING THE GREAT SPOTS n Granny's Pool: start here to surf main beach n Seal Point (Cape St Francis): fine right hand walls on the point, hollow lefts and rights in the beach break. n Bruce's Beauties: it only needs a decent Easterly swell to get the most perfect wave!

WALKINGAND HIKING n St Francis Main Beach to the Kromme River Mouth n Two Harbour Walk between Granny's Pool and Port St Francis: start either way n Sharks Point - from Port St Francis all along the coastline to the Point. n Cape St Francis beach, cross the main beach and proceed to the lighthouse. n Nature Reserve:You can get through to the Seal Bay Reserve or onto the Cape St Francis Beach. n Find the remains of the Cape Recife Shipwreck - from Lighthouse walk to Rocky Coast Farm. n Follow the footpaths in the Irma Booysen Wild Flower Reserve and enjoy the indigenous fynbos. n The Seal Bay Nature Reserve has a fairy forest feel, and all the trees are well marked. n Awalk up the Sand River will lead to some archaeological sites and Khoisan middens. n Awalk to Jeffreys Bay will take you up to three hours and is an easy walk. n A20km walk on a dirt road will take you to Oyster Bay, n ChokkaTrail - A62km slackpack hiking holiday over 4 days/3 nights between Oyster Bay, St Francis Bay and Cape St Francis

MOUNTAINAND ROAD BIKING n Numerous dirt roads, single tracks and jeep tracks are waiting to be explored.

FISHING n The tidal Kromme River is good for fly fishing, trawling from kayaks or light tackle fishing. n Deep sea fishing charters are available from Port St Francis. n For surf fishing main beach in both St Francis and Cape St Francis. n Rock fishing can be done in front of Santareme, Otters Landing towards Shark Point and the Wild Side. n The Clubhouse of the Port St Francis Skiboat andYacht Club is a popular meeting place for all anglers.

CLUBS n Squash,Tennis, Golf and Bowls.

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