R1,290,000
R1,290,000
415 SS SIX, 64 Sir Lowry Road
Monthly Bond Repayment R13,756.94
Calculated over 20 years at 11.5% with no deposit.
Change Assumptions
Monthly Levy
R1,965.8
R1,965.8
Monthly Rates
R600
R600
Great Value For A 2 Bedroom Apartment
PERFECT BLEND OF LUXURY AND CONVENIENCE
Large, Delightful Black Granite Kitchen Counter. Shiny White Chinese Lacquer Kitchen Cupboards. Built in Oven and Hob with an Extractor. New Wood Flooring throughout and ample Bedroom Cupboards in bedrooms. Spacious Open Plan Lounge and big Bathroom.
Awesome Roof Top boasts Pool, Sun loungers and Running Track with 360 Degree Views of Cape Town, Devils Peak ,City Scape and Lions Head
Gym and Coin Operated Self Service Laundry on the ground floor.
24 hour Manned Security ,1 secure undercover Parking Bay (Possible to rent a second bay)
Features
Interior
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
1
Kitchens
1
Reception Rooms
1
Exterior
Carports / Parkings
1
Security
Yes
Pool
Yes
Sizes
Floor Size
58m²
Zonnebloem, Cape Town
Zonnebloem is a number of things: it is a suburb steeped in the history of our country and its struggle; it is a picturesque precinct in Cape Town's City Bowl and it is a fabulous place to own property - whether you're looking for your next home or investment. With chic apartments and character-filled free-standing homes, there's truly something for everyone.
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