Best of Both Worlds: Garden Living with Sea Views

Set into the Umdloti hillside, this renovated two-bedroom, two-bathroom garden apartment offers a rare blend of sea views and garden-level living - ideal for those who like a bit of lawn underfoot without giving up the ocean backdrop.

The complex is practical, secure, and quietly well-run, featuring one swimming pool, braai facilities, a squash court, an on-site laundromat, ample visitor parking, 24-hour manned security at both entrances, and fencing throughout. Comfortable, functional, and refreshingly unpretentious.

Inside, the layout is easy and intuitive.
The open-plan kitchen, lounge, and dining area flows naturally toward the outdoor space, connecting indoor living with the garden and sea beyond - relaxed, usable, and unfussy. The kitchen includes a gas hob, perfect for casual or serious cooking.

The main bedroom is east-facing with sea views and steps straight out onto the patio - a bright, welcoming space to start the day.
There are two separate bathrooms, conveniently serving both bedrooms and guests.

The apartment is sold unfurnished, allowing you to make it your own.
Furniture may be purchased separately for R40,000, should a buyer wish.
There is no tenant currently in place, making this a flexible option for owner-occupiers or investors.
Long-term rentals are permitted, while holiday or short-term letting (less than six months) is allowed subject to prior consent from the trustees via the managing agent or building manager.
Pets, animals, reptiles, and birds are not allowed — no dogs giving the local monkeys a running commentary, and no parrots giving unsolicited advice.

The unit includes one allocated parking bay, with generally ample open space for a second vehicle and visitors.

A Note on Position

Located near the expanding Sibaya Precinct, this property stands to benefit from increasing demand for quality accommodation in the area — while still offering the space, layout, and solid construction that newer developments often struggle to match.
It’s the kind of home that suits a slower rhythm — where mornings stretch a little longer, and the outdoors feels like part of the plan, not an afterthought.
Words only go so far. A viewing fills in the rest.

“Some homes invite you in, but this one asks you to step outside and stay awhile.”
— David Khoury