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Editor’s Exclusive CLAIRE BARNARDO

Making SA proud

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s the greater SA neighbourhood not beaming with pride over Wayde van Niekerk’s gold medal (and, of course, breaking the world record to become the fastest man over 400m), as well as now Olympic star Luvo Manyonga’s silver medal in the men’s long jump, Chad le Clos’s silver, and the rest of the SA heroes making headlines in Rio? It’s historic weeks like these that remind me what makes being a South African so great; that while we may appear to be the underdog, we hold within us the possibility of greatness. And every now and then we shine.

Go SA!

What’s good?

What?

Chris Denovan – Breaking the Mould When and where?

23 August to 21 September at Rust-en-Vrede Gallery

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is third solo show, Chris Denovan’s latest offering documents creative people who occupy unusual spaces in society. He captures the human form and explores the persona and individuality of each sitter.

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What?

Poetry in McGregor: Voices on Fire When and where?

26 to 28 August in various locations at McGregor

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he fourth annual Poetry in McGregor is happening from 26 to 28 August. There will be a range of great poets performing at various interesting venues at this year’s event. McGregor is the perfect venue for a celebration of poetry with all the venues in gentle walking distance from one another.

Lizelle Gerber is responsible for crafting an exciting range of white wines at the historic Boschendal Estate WORDS: RICHARD HOLMES

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ArtMode 6th Edition: Art Noir & All that Jazz When and where?

Thursday, 25 August at The Cape Town Club

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oschendal Farm has recently become one of the most dynamic destinations in the Cape. But it was the wines that first made the farm famous, and today the tables of the charming wine-tasting centre spill out onto a terrace beneath the oak trees.

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Though this exclusive event is by invitation only, 20 lucky readers will stand a chance to win a spot on the guest list. To enter, simply head to the Neighbourhood Facebook Page (facebook.com/YourNeighbourhoodZA) to find out more!

Bubbles and more at Boschendal

It’s a fine place to discover the estate’s extensive range of wines, particularly the elegant offerings from Lizelle Gerber who is responsible for the white wines and bubblies of Boschendal.

repare yourself for a winter’s evening of art, jazz and Black Bottle Whisky at the sixth edition of ArtMode. ArtMode will boast a wonderful collision of live art and jazz, exceptional hosts, Burlesque artists, body painters and eclectic visual performance artists.

After a year dabbling with the idea of a career in the military, Gerber discovered the world of wine at Elsenburg agricultural college.

She honed her winemaking skills at Avontuur, Eikendal and Bellingham before joining Boschendal in 2006. Although the farm stretches over 2,000ha, with 200ha under vine, grapes are brought in from across the Cape winelands.

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‘1685’ Sauvignon Blanc is to focus on tropical flavours, with weight on the palate to make it a good food wine as well,” says Gerber. She also crafts an Elgin-specific Sauvignon Blanc as part of the intriguing Appellation Series, showcasing vineyards from specific regions. “Unusually for Sauvignon Blanc, this is a wine you should feel free to decant. It opens up beautifully to reveal layer on layer of flavours.”

The same goes for the Weisser Riesling in the Playpen Series. Only available from the estate, it’s an opportunity for Gerber to tinker with pet projects and new cultivars.

“I really think there’s a growing market for Riesling, and I prefer the lighter, more floral characters that can come from Riesling,” says Gerber.

Another highlight is the Chenin Blanc under the intriguing Sommelier’s Selection banner, which saw the team consult with top restaurant sommeliers to craft a Chenin Blanc ideal for food and wine pairings.

“Sommeliers like expression on the nose, but the texture on the palate is what’s really important for pairing with food,” says Gerber. “Across South Africa winemakers are really becoming passionate about Chenin Blanc. We are working really hard to preserve our old Chenin Blanc vineyards, both here on the estate and with the farmers we buy grapes from.”

Another excellent food wine is the elegant new blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

“It’s our way of commemorating bubbly, in a quiet way,” says Gerber with a smile. With spring on the horizon, perhaps it’s time to pay a visit for the old and new at Boschendal Farm.

TASTE FOR YOURSELF: Boschendal 021 870 4210/11 boschendalwines.com

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Let them eat cake Bakery and coffee shop Mango Ginger makes healthy eating a treat, with gluten-free, vegan and sugar-free spoils galore WORDS AND IMAGE: KIT HEATHCOCK

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eeting up with friends when everyone seems to have different dietary restrictions can be tricky. Where can you go and keep everyone – vegan, gluten-free, meat-eater and vegetarian – happy?

Observatory locals’ best-kept secret, Mango Ginger, is the answer where gluten-free baking is a speciality and the varied menu has healthy and delicious treats of all persuasions for breakfast, lunch and tea.

Owner and pastry chef, Fiona Sleigh, started Mango Ginger in 2007 after seeing a need for really good wheat- and gluten-free baking. She quickly gained a loyal following in the original shop on the busiest stretch of Observatory’s Lower Main Road. Three years ago she moved a few blocks to a quieter location close to Main Road,

with a peaceful, sunny front courtyard and more space inside.

As a creative and innovative pastry chef, she is always trying out new ideas.

“Over the years we’ve added sugar-free baking and just now have come up with a delicious vegan cake,” Fiona tells me.

Browsing the display of baked goodies is temptation enough for anyone.

The cakes are baked as individual mini cakes and labelled to easily identify the diets they suit. The prettiest coconut and lemon cheesecake is gluten- and sugar-free, a classic cheesecake is made with Eureka wheat flour, as are the home-baked almond and chocolate croissants. The vegan berry and beetroot cake sits next to a deliciously light gluten-free chocolate and ginger cake, and then comes a regular chocolate cake.

The wheat-free quiches and pies bring gluten-free customers from all over Cape Town, as do the freshly baked breads.

Mango Ginger’s signature salads are another reminder that healthy eating doesn’t need to be dull. Crammed with flavour and texture, they include homesprouted mung beans, toasted nuts and seeds as well as the main ingredients (I had warm strips of honey, ginger and soy-marinated free-range chicken), and can be ordered as a generous half salad if you want to keep room for dessert. Chickpea pancakes serve as a gluten-free alternative for the varied selection of wraps, and the lunch specials board keeps things seasonal, with soups, meat and vegetarian dishes. What shines through with each mouthful is that this is food made with love, and mindful cooking that nourishes and indulges your taste buds.

The art of the street The third instalment of Cape Town Street Food Festival promises to take you on a tastebud adventure WORDS: CHARIS LE RICHE

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t used to be that uttering the words “street food” would conjure up images of meals that were consumed in the wee hours after a night of partying. Today, however, vendors have made street cuisine into an art form, bringing new takes on old favourites, gourmet cuisine using only the freshest ingredients and reinventing what we’re used to.

From walkie-talkies, gatsbys, koeksisters and smileys, the third annual Street Food Festival pays homage to our food culture by dishing up authentic South African street foods, pavement-style. Taking place once again at Woodstock’s Side Street Studio on 4 September, expect to see some of Cape Town’s best-known food entrepreneurs in their element as they share with spectators the secret to their success. “This year, we have an amazing line-up of conference speakers: from Rashaad Pandy (who claims to have invented the gatsby), to Lufefe Nomjana (Khayelitsha’s spinach King). We also have a samoosa eating competition and the Max Bagels BuildYour-Own bagel bar,” says Hannerie Visser, Street Food Festival director.

SEE FOR YOURSELF: Mango Ginger 021 448 2500 mangoginger.co.za

Launched in 2014 – in the Mother City, of course – The Street Food Festival was an immediate success attracting over 2,000 people, and last year Joburg was included. This year promises to be bigger than before.

Highlights at this year’s festival include the “Pigs’ Head” lunch by renowned chef Bertus Basson, free bagels from the Max Bagels Build-Your-Own bagel bar for the first 200 tickets bought, talks with Alice Toich about her food journey, and plenty of food to entice your taste buds. On 2 September, preceding the festival, there will be a special Indian-themed Street Food dinner designed by Studio H and created by Food Jam chef Jade de Waal.

The menu will be inspired by their travels through India as well as South Africa’s rich local Indian food heritage.

“We will be serving authentic street fare made with quality ingredients at this year’s Street Food Festival.

Look out for foods like freak shakes (a cereal and flavoured milk bar), limited edition black pizza from Pizza Piaggio, and Street Food cocktails by Hope on Hopkins gin,” says Hannerie.

Expect an out-of-this-world culinary experience that will change the way you look at street food. Tickets available online at Quicket (goo.gl/lwLAt4).

EXPERIENCE IT FOR YOURSELF: Street Food Festival ZA: Cape Town facebook.com/ CapeTownStreetFoodFestival

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Embedded tech WORDS: CHRIS REID IMAGE: PLUG AND DREAM

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hen people first started bringing electronics into their homes, they took the form of enormous statement pieces. From imposing radiograms and TVs built into cupboards, the technology was part of the furniture. From there the trend was to make technology increasingly discreet (and discrete). What we’re seeing now, however, is the reintegration of

technology with furniture, albeit more as an added benefit and less as a way to showcase the devices themselves.

A great example of this trend is the Plug and Dream headboard. Designed

by Loève Saint-Ourens, the piece takes the form of a modular system that includes a video projector, an audio deck, an aromatherapy diffuser, lighting and a Qleek station (linking to the owner’s Spotify account for streaming music). Plug and Dream lets you preprogramme a morning ritual so that you can be slowly woken up by your chosen smells, sounds and lighting.

The idea is to create something more personal and enjoyable, rather than the rude awakening a cellphone on the nightstand offers the rest of us.

This new breed of tech-enhanced furniture is still in its relative infancy, and there are always issues of compa­ tibility and longevity (something the Plug and Dream sidesteps with its modular design). As technology becomes an ever-present part of the rest of our lives, it makes sense that it gets combined with furnishings too. And with internetconnected TVs and fridges already in our homes, the wireless couch and headboard are soon to follow.

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My business neighbourhood Tony Pinchuck sells wildlife prints with a designer difference from his space at the Kalk Bay Co-op WORDS: KIT HEATHCOCK IMAGE: SUPPLIED

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ith reinventions of the Big Five (and other creatures) in wild colours, patterns and African motifs, Tony Pinchuck’s designs on cards, fabrics and furniture feel sophisticated but totally local. He sells directly from his space at the Kalk Bay Co-op, as well as supplying his art cards to selected shops around Cape Town and the Western Cape.

Q: H ow did your business start?

A: It started as a conversation over a cup of coffee two and a half years ago. I started producing a range of wildlife greeting cards inspired by engravings from the Victorian era. These proved very popular across Cape Town and I began applying the images to prints, cushion covers, and fabrics.

Q: Why did you choose this area for your business?

A: I live in Muizenberg and Kalk Bay is a short drive along Main Road – when the traffic is moving. I’ve always liked the way Kalk Bay

blends trendy and shabby, folksy and chic, with some great coffee shops, fishing trawlers, seals and the occasional whale.

Q: H ow did you find your premises?

A: T he premises found me. I was approached by the daughter of the owner of the Kalk Bay Co-op.

She loved my work and put in a good word with her mother.

Q: Why are the premises ideally suited to your business?

A: I operate on a fairly small scale, producing small runs and individually made items, so it’s useful to share a space with other designers. In season the area attracts zillions of tourists looking for interesting local work and I think my work appeals to worldly foreign visitors who are after products with a South African feel, but are fed up with tourist tat.

Q: Who are your neighbours?

A: T he Kalk Bay Station conveniently delivers shoppers to our doorstep. There are loads of boutiques and galleries up and down the strip selling designer clothes, art and collectables and great eateries such as the iconic Olympia Cafe and the Harbour House Restaurant.

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Q: What is your shop foot traffic?

A: It’s pretty seasonal. The Kalk Bay Co-op buzzes with foot traffic during the tourist season and on sunny weekends during winter. In mid-winter it can be scarily quiet.

Q: D o you have any expansion plans?

A: I’m starting to make inroads in the private game camps around the Kruger National Park and I’m looking for opportunities in Gauteng and internationally.

There has also been a progression in products from paper to fabric and I’ve been experimenting lately with furniture. I am currently testing a range of small-run chairs with customised upholstery.

Q: D o you operate online as well?

A: I have a website where prospective buyers can browse my work online and contact me by email or phone if they want to place an order.

Q: What’s your most popular item?

A: My favourite is my elephant chair, but my most popular items are the bat-eared fox cushion cover and blue rhino greeting card.

SEE FOR YOURSELF: Q: What are the rental prices like in this area?

A: T he Kalk Bay Co-op gives local artists and designers opportunity to display and sell their work

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Suburb focus

Buying in De Waterkant The monthly bond repayment

De Waterkant

to purchase a typical property in De Waterkant, namely a two-bedroom apartment, with the median asking price of R4,337,500, is R39,885 per month over 20 years at prime of 10,5% with no deposit.

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Properties listed Properties listed for sale in De Waterkant comprise approximately 5% of the total sale listings in the Cape Town City Bowl.

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Properties listed for rent in De Waterkant comprise approximately 11% of the total rental listings in the Cape Town City Bowl.

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BEST IN FOOD: • Cafe Manhattan is a hip meeting place and legendary institution • Marc’s Table for fresh seasonal cuisine • San Julian for tacos and tequila • Origin Coffee Roasting for great coffee and brunch • Yumcious for Jenny Morris’s fresh and zesty cooking • Loading Bay for stylish breakfasts and coffee • Beluga for sushi, dim sum and cocktails

About the area WORDS: KIT HEATHCOCK

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urving around the base of Signal Hill close to the CBD, De Waterkant shares much of the history of neighbouring Bo-Kaap.

Its quaint cobbled streets and cottages built by the first Malay slaves dating back to the 18th century, gives the area a village feel that endures today. This despite the injection of a contemporary urban element over recent years with many shiny new developments of residential and office space.

Known for its cafe culture and cosmopolitan vibe, as well as being a laid-back and gay-friendly neighbourhood, De Waterkant is full of trendy restaurants, chic design shops, guest houses and hotels. Its location is within easy walking distance of the CBD and the V&A Waterfront making it a favourite choice for visitors, as well as the young professionals who make up many of its residents. Those who are lucky enough to have rooftop terraces, enjoy fabulous views over the harbour

to the ocean or back over the shoulder of Signal Hill to Table Mountain.

The Cape Quarter shopping centre which opened in 2009 added a new heart to the area for sophisticated shopping and relaxation. It is full of individual upmarket boutiques and decor shops, cafes with tables spilling out onto the open-air square, everyday stores from hardware to florist, and a good Spar supermarket. There’s a yoga studio and gym and, across the way, the European-style Piazza is home to the Lindt Chocolate Studio, galleries and more eateries. Of course, exploring the charming streets turns up many more pavement cafes and architectural gems, and walking up the mountain into nature refreshes the spirit. Many of the historic houses and cottages rely on street parking, but many residents prefer to live car-free, with MyCiTi bus routes linking to the city centre, Sea Point and Camps Bay, and much of central Cape Town within walking distance.

THINGS TO DO: • Embrace the cafe culture.

• Browse the interior stores for design inspiration.

• Explore on foot and walk to the CBD or the V&A Waterfront.

• Sample the night life with vibey bars and clubs open till late.

• Take part in a free Tuesday yoga class at the Cape Quarter with Yogalife.

There’s an eclectic vibe embracing all cultures and walks of life in De Waterkant. It’s a very relaxed and liberal piece of Cape Town, with lots of hidden gems like quaint little restaurants and architectural wonders to discover.

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TRANSPORT: • MyCiTi bus routes between the CBD, Sea Point and Camps Bay • Easy road access to the N1 and N2 • Walking distance to CBD, V&A Waterfront and Cape Town Stadium

Agent commentary Q: How has the De Waterkant area changed over the past five years?

A: It has undergone enormous improvement with develop­ ments, upgrade of blocks of apartments and the establishment of the Cape Quarter shopping centre, which has anchored and increased the interest for investors in the area.

It is the hub of business and entertainment, a mixture of cafes, piano bars, world-class boutique shopping and more. Close to the business node of the convention centre, head offices for law, accounting, banking firms, and on the main line for the MyCiTi bus and N1 and N2, it offers a safe European flair with an African touch, blending various cultures under one roof.

De Waterkant is considered one of the city’s jewel suburbs.

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Q: What types of properties are available and what can buyers expect to pay?

A: De Waterkant combines old established houses and newer commercial buildings, mostly built in the mid-2000s, with sectional title for residents. Expect to pay roughly R2m for an entry-level studio apartment in the current market. Two brand-new developments facilitated

by Rob Stefanutto, MD, Dogon Group, are The Mirage, a 17-storey, mixeduse building including apartments and a world-class sky bar, and Greenwich Square, a hidden gem with a village feel and a variety of apartments, starting from R3,35m.

Properties in De Waterkant have increased in value exponentially in the past three years creating a high demand for purchasing investment properties in the area.

Q: What attracts buyers to the area?

A: It’s a trendy suburb with a cosmopolitan mix of eateries, hotels, boutiques and businesses – Cape Town’s own little Soho. It is one of the fastest-growing precincts in the Cape Town metropole. It’s close to the major highways in any wind direction to take you to the rest of the Western Cape in minutes. It’s hard to believe that Waterkant Street was once the “water’s edge” where the old Table Bay fishermen and sea captains lived in the slave quarters a century ago. Today it’s a multimillion rand row of properties and multicoloured Cape Dutch cottages with mostly street parking. Every­ one wants to live here.

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SA’s top-10 residential estates N

ew World Wealth, the global wealth intelligence and market research company, recently released its annual top 10 SA residential estates, which sees new entrants such as Steyn City in Joburg and Whalerock Ridge in Plettenberg Bay. The top 10 were: • Val de Vie, Paarl, Western Cape (house price range: R5m to R40m)

• Zimbali, Ballito, north of Durban (house price range: R5m to R50m) • Fancourt, George, Garden Route (house price range: R3m to R50m) • Steyn City, between Fourways and Lanseria, Joburg (house price range: R2m to R30m) • Pezula, Knysna, Garden Route (house price range: R5m to R40m) • Whalerock Ridge, Plettenberg Bay, Garden Route (house price range: R3m to R35m)

• De Zalze, Stellenbosch, Western Cape (house price range: R5m to R20m) • Atlantic Beach, Blouberg and Melkbosstrand, Cape Town (house price range: R2m to R15m) • Highland Gate, near Dullstroom (house price range: R2m to R10m) • Arabella, Kleinmond, Western Cape (house price range: R3m to R15m)

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Where’s our innovation?

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t is not difficult to identify the global companies that have been at the forefront of innovation over the last few decades. It’s also not hard to spot a pattern on which countries they come from.

In the US, tech giants Apple and Alphabet, which owns Google, are now the two biggest companies in the world by market capitalisation, while Elon Musk’s firms Tesla and SpaceX are smashing the boundaries of what only a few years ago was believed to be possible. In Japan, firms like Toyota, Panasonic and Canon have become household names across the world.

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South Korea is another nation that has become recognised for producing companies with leading ideas.

Samsung, Hyundai and LG are all based in this country that is smaller than the Free State.

TRENDS REPORT

George semigration boosts property growth S

emigration into George from towns and cities around the country is now conservatively estimated to be around 50 families per month – significant enough numbers to be having a real effect on the property market.

“Demand for residential property in George is exceptionally high,” says Stephen Lubbe, resident franchisee, Rawson Property Group. “This

is almost certainly due, in part, to the number of new residents moving into the city each month.”

Lubbe believes the main driving force behind the high numbers of families moving into George is the relative safety, stability and high quality of life the city offers.

The influx of new residents is doing more on the property market than just driving demand. “Traditionally,

More recently, companies out of China have also begun to gain recognition for their innovation. Many South Africans will know about Tencent because of its links to Naspers, but there are also many others like Alibaba, Huawei and Baidu.

What is common across all these countries is that they have high levels of spending on research and development (R&D) relative to their GDPs.

fixer-uppers have always been popular, and while we still see demand for flip-friendly properties from young couples and speculators, it’s the ready-to-move-in homes that are flying off the shelves.”

In South Korea it is above 4%, while in Japan and the US it is around 3%. In China, this ratio has more than doubled over the past 10 years.

The highest demand for properties is between R1m and R1,5m, and those sales make up 20% of all Rawson’s residential transactions in George.

In South Africa, however, almost the opposite is true. Spending on R&D in this country fell to an all-time low of 0,44% of GDP in 2014, and recent figures from Statistics South Africa show that in 2015 it only recovered marginally to 0,47%.

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While this is dismal, it is at least recognised as a problem. The national government has set a target of reaching a ratio of 1,5% by 2019. The concern, however, is that very little seems to be happening to achieve this.

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As Stanlib economist Kevin Lings noted recently, “It is clear that South Africa needs a much more comprehensive strategy for encouraging innovation and new product development. This would include a closer link between universities, government research agencies, and the private sector. It would also require that the executive management of South Africa’s larger companies recognise the benefits of product innovation and development and are willing to become less risk averse.”

100% home loans are still common T

he mortgage industry’s total volumes are a far cry from the height of the pre-2008 boom, but 100% to 109% home loans are most common of all the loan-to-purchase price bands. So says John Loos, FNB household and property sector strategist.

“We find that the 100% to 109% Loan-To-Purchase (LTP) band, that is those homes where the bond

registered is from 100% to 109% of the home transaction value, were estimated at 41,5% of the total number of bonds identified in the 2nd quarter of 2016. Most of these would be 100% exactly, but a minority do venture above 100%.”

This percentage is slightly lower than the 43,1% multiyear high reached in the final quarter of 2015, but not sufficiently lower as

to draw any conclusions regarding a possible declining trend yet.

“To get the full perspective, one needs to examine the absolute numbers too. During the 1st quarter of 2016 we identified 9,951 bonded transactions by individuals in the 100% to 109% LTP range, more than double the 4,117 low of the 3rd quarter of 2009, but well down on the 33,825 high reached in the 3rd quarter of 2006,” says Loos.

On average, developed countries spend 2,4% of their GDP on R&D

What is undeniable is that spending on R&D can be key to growing an economy. Countries with high levels of R&D spending are without exception competitive and productive.

South Africa can, and should, be in this company. A country that innovates is a country that succeeds, and South Africa should be doing more to create an environment for this to happen.

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Lifestyle living Zevenwacht Lifestyle Estate offers great options for over-50s; Riaan Roos, CEO, MSP, tells us more

RIAAN ROOS, CEO

W

e at Multi-Spectrum Property (MSP) have just relaunched our brand, and now as well as awardwinning developments we offer full-spectrum property solutions, including residential and commercial rentals, sales and advice. One of our first products under this promise is Zevenwacht Lifestyle Estate right next to the beautiful Zevenwacht Wine Estate on the Stellenbosch wine route.

Zevenwacht Lifestyle Estate is our first foray into the market specifically for the over-50s, and offers freestanding homes and independent living units.

These live together in harmony to provide residents with peace of mind through a wide spectrum of lifestyle and care options.

1 Durbanville

2 Zevenwacht Village

3

Stellenbosch

4

Zevenwacht Country Estate

5 Zevendal

Zevenwacht Lifestyle Homes are 99 large freestanding residential

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retirement dwellings with six different options. Average plot size is 500m2 (some up to 800m2), and dwelling sizes are from 153m2 to 262m2. All have two or three bedrooms, two or three bathrooms, open-plan kitchens with access to a yard, and large lounge/dining areas. The latter have a choice of a gas vent-free fireplace or mild steel wood-burning fireplace, and open onto a covered patio with an undercover built-in braai and landscaped garden. All include access to high-speed fibre-optic internet.

A selection of upmarket floor finishes and ovens, hobs and extractors are available, from a range including Defy, Siemens and Miele, as well as granite kitchen tops. Bathroom and kitchen taps are all by Grohe. Entry-level properties have single garages and the others have double garages. These homes are priced from R3m to R5,3m.

All Zevenwacht Lifestyle Homes residents enjoy full access to the Clubhouse with its library and lounge and will receive a Patronage Card with discounts at Zevenwacht Wine Estate, which offers a restaurant, wine tasting, conference facilities, tennis courts, sauna and spa.

Residents also receive Call4Care 24hour monitoring, health and emergency alert services, clinic services once a week if required, and five days per year (per unit) respite care in the Zevenwacht Care Centre at no additional charge.

They may also make use of (at a charge, where applicable) the dining, catering, lounges, laundry and cleaning services offered by Zevenwacht Care Services.

All Lifestyle Homes and independent living units are fitted with solar geysers.

For those who want smaller accommodation and more care, Zevenwacht Lifestyle Apartments offer 54 independent living units, with onebedroom apartments and bedsitters of 42m2 with a 5m2 balcony. Each has an allocated parking bay, and care close at hand at the 1,100 m2 Zevenwacht Care Centre. Prices start from R950,000.

The apartments are ideal for those who may be in need of daily assistance but are able and wish to live somewhat independently.

Included in the levy for Zevenwacht Apartments Estate residents are 16 meals per unit per month, served in the community facility dining room on a prebooking system (morning and afternoon tea is also served there), weekly personal laundry, washing and ironing of linen and housekeeping.

Each resident’s care needs are assessed, but included are Call4Care monitoring and emergency alert services, clinic services once a week, daily wellbeing checks, and five days per year (per unit) respite care in the Care Centre, subject to availability.

The Zevenwacht Care Centre also looks after social and other care – with a dining hall, library, lounge, braai facilities and covered balconies.

Security is top-notch, with CCTVand access-controlled entrances and 24-hour roaming security guards. The entire development is

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surrounded by palisade steel fencing and a mixture of palisade and brick walls electrified along the top.

The grounds of Zevenwacht Lifestyle Estate include dams that may be fished, and green open spaces for walks and picnics. Fish eagles are regularly spotted. The natural beauty of the Cape Winelands is irresistible, and the estate offers panoramic views of Table Mountain, Table Bay and False Bay. Residents will be spoilt for choice on where to go and what to do.

AT A GLANCE:

ZEVENWACHT LIFESTYLE HOMES • • • • • • • •

9 9 large freestanding dwellings 6 different options A verage plot 500m2 D wellings 153m2 to 262m2 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 or 3 bathrooms S ingle or double garage C all4Care 24-hour monitoring R 3m to R5,3m

ZEVENWACHT LIFESTYLE APARTMENTS • • • • • •

5 4 independent living units 1 -bedroom apartments and bedsitters 4 2m2 with 5m2 balcony A llocated parking bay C lose to Zevenwacht Care Centre C all4Care monitoring and emergency alert • C linic services and daily wellbeing checks • F rom R950,000

The natural beauty of the Cape Winelands is irresistible, and the estate offers panoramic views of Table Mountain, Table Bay and False Bay

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Area Guide

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Agency Guide

WESTERN SEABOARD

BOLAND, OVERBERG &

Atlantic Beach Estate

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HELDERBERG

ERA Real Estate

20

14

Pam Golding Properties

14 - 16

14

Re/Max International

Hermanus

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Property Group

Paarl

14

16

Somerset West

14

13, 16, 20

Strand

14

Classifieds:

Parklands North

20

Westcliff

14

Atlantic Beach Property Sales

Sunningdale

20

Table View

13, 20

West Beach

13, 16

Atlantic Beach Estate

17

Atlantic Beach Golf Estate

19

Benguela Cave

Bloubergrand

20

Franschhoek

Bloubergsands

16, 20

Bloubergstrand

13

Milnerton Parklands

13

19

NORTHERN SUBURBS Kenridge

14

Loevenstein

14

Plattekloof

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PARKLANDS

R2 350 000 WEST BEACH

R1 795 000 TABLE VIEW

R3 695 000

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LOVELY THREE BEDROOM HOME

3 Bedroom, 2 bathrooms, lounge, dining room & Family TV Room, covered Braai area with drop down blinds and a sparkling blue pool!

Jean Sayers 083 653 1743 RE/MAX Property Associates 021 521 3100

Web Ref: RXAW-4143

STUNNING: TWO BEDROOM WITH VIEWS!

THE EXTENDED FAMILY HOME

Jean Sayers 083 653 1743 RE/MAX Property Associates 021 521 3100

Allison Spengler 082 4911 621 RE/MAX Property Associates 021 521 3100

This is a stunning 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom flat in a well looked after complex. There area a lot of extras that come with this flat.

Web Ref: RXAW-3639

R875 000 TABLE VIEW

PARKLANDS

COSY DUPLEX UP FOR GRABS!

This homely duplex has 2 bedrooms (b.i.c's) 2 bathrooms (m.e.s) with single garage. Lounge area opens up to private garden. Pet friendly & remote access control.

Nomsa Maifo 081 253 0859 RE/MAX Property Associates 021 521 3100

Web Ref: RXAW-4172

Open plan living. 3 Receptions, 4 Bedrooms, Pool with lush garden.

Separate granny accommodation with 2 bedrooms, Lounge, dining room, kitchen.

Web Ref: RXAW-3653

R1 950 000 BLOUBERGSTRAND

R1 850 000

AN INSTANTLY APPEALING HOME

BLOUBERGSTRAND SEA FOREVER!

Tanja Kyle 082 457 5293 RE/MAX Property Associates 021 521 3100

Peter Retief 082 256 0122 RE/MAX Property Associates 021 521 3100

Great Indoor/outdoor flow, lots of private accommodation set in a secure garden, oozing tranquillity! 3 Beds, 2 baths, Double garage.

Borehole, Electric fencing & Alarm Web Ref: RXAW-3690

Cosy & warm apartment with full sea and mountain views consisting of 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, lounge, separate kitchen plus garage! This is an opportunity not to be missed

TABLE VIEW

HOME IN THE WINELANDS!

Web Ref: RXAW-3697

R1 999 000

Low maintenance face brick home set in sought after Winelands, Table View! Spacious family home: 4 Bedrooms, large indoor braai room, lounge, dining room, fully fitted kitchen, alarm, beams, single garage, carport & pool.

Odette Vamvarapis 082 727 1066 RE/MAX Property Associates 021 521 3100 Web Ref: RXAW-4173

Property Property Associates Associates

Table 521 6789 3100 Suburb 1 021 345View 6789& |Surrounds Suburb 2 021 345 www.remax.co.za remax.co.za | www.remaxpropertyassociates.co.za | remax-office name.co.za

WINELANDS TO WHALECOAST Onrus: 028 316 3390 • Hermanus: 028 312 1110 • Stellenbosch: 021 887 1017 • Somerset West: 021 851 2633 Paarl: 021 871 1480 • Franschhoek: 021 876 2100 • Durbanville: 021 975 7209 • Welgemoed: 021 913 7670

We are Koos & Vivienne Loevenstein / R3.995 million Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 Beautiful, modern family home. Including furniture. Ref# WM1278738 Vivienne 082 569 4739 • Koos 083 399 8002

Ref# ON1174311

Ref# SW1261149

Ref# FWI1268703

Ref# HF1270334

Benguela Cove / R10.5 million

Strand / R8.75 million

Franschhoek / R7.9 million

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / Located in prestigious Benguela Cove Wine & Lagoon Estate. Breath-taking views. Fully furnished and equipped.

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4 / Off street parking 2 / An exclusive residential golf estate. Breath taking sea An elegant home where style compliments the ultimate country lifestyle in a secure setting. and mountain views..

Sandra Boshoff 082 873 0166

Nuksi Klaasen 082 895 2180

Jeanine 082 410 6837 / Doug 072 610 7208

Westcliff, Hermanus / R6.5 million Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / Well-built seafront home with beautiful wooden floors and views from most windows.Elevated gazebo for whale watching and entertaining.

Rose-Marie Marais 082 877 6160

NEW RELEASE

Ref# TK1279970

Ref# SW1276678

Ref# DBV1280145

Ref# TK1278835

Paarl / R4.5 million

Kenridge / R3.35 million

Somerset West / R2.5 million

Paarl / R2.25 million

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 2 / Exceptional position. Stunning contemporary architect designed home against the mountain, in sought after Lemoenkloof area.

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 3 /Low maintenance home set in the best location in Kenridge Heights, across the road from the park with gorgeous vineyards and Table Mountain views.

Bedrooms 2 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 1 /Retire assured that all your security needs are taken care of with 24-hour response security, manned guardhouse, intercom, electrified perimeter fence, CCTV monitoring.

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 3 / Garage 2 / Jewel near schools. Low maintenance face-brick home within walking distance to shops and schools.

Lynette Schoeman 082 553 3045

Peta Bodley 083 528 1290

Thea Albertyn 082 925 5510

Lynette Schoeman 082 553 3045

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PLATTEKLOOF Sales & Rentals: 021 558 3438 • plattekloof@pamgolding.co.za • pamgolding.co.za/plattekloof

Plattekloof / R8.5 million

Ref# 1PLA1275972

Bedrooms 6 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 4 / Unique totally private Property in Quiet Close and with fantastic views over Table Mountain and Bay. If it is space you are looking for then this is the property for you.

Tiled large entrance hall, and Spacious open plan Family room, games room and beautiful Gourmet Cherrywood kitchen with Granite tops, Separate scullery and pantry. Domestic room and automated garaging for 4 vehicles.

Penny Petersen 083 261 7339 / Riccardo Mascis 073 051 1100 /PamGoldingProperties

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WESTERN SEABOARD Blouberg: 021 557 1115 • Big Bay: 021 554 0033 • Sunningdale: 021 556 2362 • Sunset Beach: 021 551 8640 Atlantic Beach Estate: 021 201 8706 • pamgolding.co.za/western-seaboard

Milnerton / R3.95 million

Ref# 1TV1273127

Bloubergsands / R3.4 million

Ref# 1TV1276230

Bedrooms 5 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 3 / A substantial home for a medium to large family. Just move in to this clean well-maintained home. Convenient location. Walking distance to popular Milnerton Primary and High Schools. Follow PGP boards from Otto du Plessis Drive into Loxton Road, left into Ascot Road. House on the left corner house.

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / Large home with gourmet kitchen for the enthusiastic chef. Beautiful thatch outdoor entertainment area with built-in pizza oven overlooking a lush garden and swimming pool. This is the perfect home for any family and an entertainers’ dream. Follow PGP boards from Sandown Road into Sail Street into Cutter Close.

Janet Gelgor 071 135 5544

Tracey Hitchen 082 876 7613

West Beach / R3.47 million

Ref# 1TV1274992

West Beach / R1.575 million

Ref# 1TV1279076

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / Just move into this newly renovated modern home with lightfilled spacious rooms. The welcoming double-volume entrance has a study off it that would be perfect for work-from-home opportunity. U-shape patio with pool. Follow PGP boards from Sandown Road into Rochester Road then into Balmoral Road.

Bedrooms 2 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 1 / Delightful townhouse in security complex. Open-plan kitchen with granite tops. Lounge with fireplace leading to balcony with views of Table Mountain. Well-maintained garden with a lock-up garage. Follow PGP boards from Rochester Road to Tuscany Villas.

Linda Middleditch 082 433 4412

Estelle Kamener 082 771 2074

Parklands / R2.295 million

Ref# 1TV1279751

Parklands / R1.85 million

Ref# 1TV1275456

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / Modern family home with superior finishes throughout, perfectly located in upmarket Parklands North. This exquisitely kept home offers dual-living with separate kitchenette/lounge. Double-volume ceilings in lounge and stylish open-plan distressed-look kitchen provides this house with ample sunlight and space.

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / Outside shower, lovely granite kitchen with scullery leading into the double garage, spacious lounge and dining area with fireplace, plus lovely sunny family entertainment room with built-in braai, pizza oven and bar. The well-established garden offers a wonderful rock pool and Jacuzzi. Follow PGP boards from Parklands Main Road.

Paolo Girardi 083 259 8245

Lyndle Botha 076 645 5921

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A unique lifestyle built around community and family

Atlantic Beach Estate / R6 million

Ref# 1TV1224316

Atlantic Beach Estate / R5.7 million

Ref# 1TV1231468

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / Immaculate modern home with 3-levels. Upstairs lounge has views of Table Mountain and the ocean. Superb private outdoor entertainment including wind-protected north-facing deck, swimming pool, separate covered dining/braai area and outdoor shower.

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / A stunning, stylish home that the owners have nurtured into a comfortable and tasteful home. Open-plan lounge/dining room and kitchen with central wood-burning fireplace. Indoor patio room with glass stacking doors and electric blinds leading out onto private pool area.

Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398

Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398

Atlantic Beach Estate / R38 000 pm

Ref# 1TV1252559

Bedrooms 5 / Bathrooms 3.5 / Garages 2 / This beautiful home offers stunning outdoor patio with braai facilities allowing indoor/outdoor living around the pool with stunning sea views across the bay. The open-plan kitchen with separate scullery and pantry flows into the lounge and large dining area, ideal for entertaining.

Anne Frankle 074 159 6723

Atlantic Beach Estate / R35 000 pm

Ref# 1TV1273245

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4.5 / Garages 2 / Designed for free and uncomplicated living, this exquisite home has an open and airy atmosphere. Easy entertainment in 3 spacious living areas. Amazing kitchen, separate scullery, (office/studio/teen pad with own entrance). Beautiful pool, and underfloor heating.

Anne Frankle 074 159 6723

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Rentals: Anne Frankle | 074 159 6723 anne.frankle@pamgolding.co.za

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“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”

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MORRIS PIETERSE 083 228 4081 ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF ESTATE - R7.98million

AMAZING VIEWS IN ALL DIRECTIONS. INDOOR POOL. Spacious contemporary fairway frontage home of over 500 sqm perched on the highest ridge of the secure Atlantic Beach Golf Estate. Amazing flow for relaxed living and fantastic views of the sea (breakers), mountain, city lights, golf and farms. Four big bedrooms (all with en-suite bathrooms), stunning entertainment lounge with bar and fire place, open plan living area with lounge, dining room and modern kitchen. Heated indoor pool. Scope to easily have an additional 46 sqm room with bathroom.

See it all on: www.atlanticbeach.co.za MORRIS PIETERSE 083 228 4081

ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF ESTATE - R3.89million

See it all on: www.atlanticbeach.co.za

COMPACT AND CUTE SINGLE LEVEL Excellent opportunity to get a foot in the door of the exclusive Atlantic Beach Golf Estate! Immaculate smaller home (just under 200 square meters) in a quiet setting. Easy living open plan design. L-shape lounge & big dining room area, separate but open bar or study area, big open plan kitchen, separate scullery, compact second lounge, master bedroom with full en-suite bathroom, 2 double guest bedrooms, full family bathroom, double garage plus staff toilet. Off-street guest parking for 3 cars.

MORRIS PIETERSE 083 228 4081

ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF ESTATE - R6.55million

See it all on: www.atlanticbeach.co.za

IMPRESSIVE HOME IN PRIME AREA. Sunny double storey home with striking features. Set on the ridge in the most sought-after street in Atlantic Beach. Two lovely spacious open plan living areas that open onto a huge patio next to a sunny, wind-sheltered pool. Beautiful big open plan kitchen with scullery. Guest WC. Three double bedrooms upstairs plus a study/private lounge and two modern bathrooms Big walled garden plus a double garage. This is a rare opportunity Bonus: Lovely views from the balcony.

MORRIS PIETERSE 083 228 4081

See it all on: www.atlanticbeach.co.za

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SUNNINGDALE

R2 495 000

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 3 | Garages: 4 | Pool: 1

WEB REF: 91344190431

PARKLANDS

Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 1 | Pool: 1

R 599 000

WEB REF: 91344183086

R 1 595 000

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2½ | Garages: 2

WEB REF: 91344191593

A spectacular home like this arrives only once in a while, it offers a sunroom, air-conditioning units, excellent security and so much more!

Situation in a nice 24 hour security complex with great pool/braai facilities and close to all amenities.

Newly built – Luxurious modern double storey built for perfect family living

Chris Visser 072 340 8461 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Lindy Dippenaar 083 480 3703 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Daphne Corbett 071 301 3175 / 021 557 1124 (o)

PARKLANDS NORTH

R 3 495 000

SUNNINGDALE

R 2 050 000

EASE

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PARKLANDS

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 3 | Garages: 2

WEB REF: 91344189246

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 2

SUNNINGDALE SOLE MANDATE

WEB REF: 91344191106

R2 350 000

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 2

WEB REF: 91344191600

A HOME OF DISTINCTION. This double storey styled for today with exquisite finishes situated on a corner stand.

Ideal home for the over 50's. In Retirement Village with 24 Hour Security and Low Levy.

Stunning 3 bedroom family home in the sought after Sunningdale area, with lovely modern finishes.

Shelly Guastella 082 312 5092 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Hennie Greyvenstein 084 800 2000 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Carel Van Der Merwe 074 604 6895 / 021 557 1124 (o)

BLOUBERG SANDS SOLE MANDATE

R 2 590 000

Bedrooms: 4 | Bathrooms: 3 | Garages: 2 | Pool: 1

WEB REF: 91344190368

PARKLANDS

Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 1 | Garages: 1

R 950 000

PARKLANDS

WEB REF: 91344189537

R 1 260 000

Bedrooms: 2 | Bathrooms: 1 | Garages: 1

WEB REF: 91344183000

This perfect family home is modern and well located, offers sunny rooms, entertaining area and secure carport with remote access.

Perfect for first time buyers or as investment property. Completion in August 2016. A fast growing residential area.

Modern finishes throughout, in a newly developed area, perfect for starter or scaling down.

Debbie van Rooyen 082 469 5811 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Chris Visser 072 340 8461 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Lindy Dippenaar 083 480 3703 / 021 557 1124 (o)

TABLE VIEW

R 1 695 000

PARKLANDS NORTH SOLE MANDATE

R 2 399 000

BLOUBERGRANT

R 3 500 000 - R 5 500 000

E

OW Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 1

WEB REF: 91344190714

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2½ | Garages: 2

WEB REF: 91344190498

Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 | Garages: 2

WEB REF: 1344176405

Immaculate home: with very large grounds. Ready to move into!

Completely re-renovated.

Designed for efficacy, class, style and comfort. A wizardry of technology for the modern family.

Location! Location! Huge beachfront three bedroom flats with awesome views, security and quality finish throughout.

Daphne Corbett 071 301 3175 / 021 557 1124 (o)

Carel vd Merwe 074 604 6894 / 021 557 1124 (o)

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