Pam Golding Properties is marketing the final 13 apartments at The Orangerie ranging in price from R1.85 million to R3.050 million.
Under R3 million for luxury living on the urban edge
The developers of The Orangerie in Gardens, Cape Town, have released the final units in the complex.
Situated at the top of the Company’s Gardens, next to the Mount Nelson Hotel, the complex occupies 8 000 m2 of land, and consists of 94 apartments in a tranquil green environment with a central waterway as one of its highlights.
Pam Golding Properties is marketing the final 13 units, which consist of one- and two-bedroom apartments, including two penthouse units, ranging in size from 69 m2 to 127 m2 and priced from R1.85 million to R3.050 million.
PGP’s area manager for the City Bowl and Atlantic Seaboard, Basil Moraitis, says The Orangerie is now complete and has been landscaped.
“The owner mix already includes a number of young professionals as well as overseas-based buyers who intend to use their apartments for holiday purposes,” he says.
“There are a number of expatriate South Africans and some investment buyers who intend earning rental income from the property. The final apartments that are now available for sale all have secure undercover parking bays, and include some garden units as well as upper-floor apartments with balconies to maximise the mountain and city views.”
PGP’s MD for the Western Cape metro region, Laurie Wener, says the location is a major drawcard for this complex.
“There are not many opportunities to acquire brand new homes in the heart of a heritage precinct. The Orangerie is surrounded on all sides by historic buildings like the Mount Nelson, the Labia Theatre and the University of Cape Town’s Hiddingh campus. It is close to new hotel, 15 on Orange, and is also within walking distance of Kloof Street with its boutiques, lifestyle stores and restaurants. It is an easy walk to the national museum, the planetarium and St George’s Cathedral – as well as the legal district, making this an ideal purchase for legal professionals who want to live close to work.”
