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1 Bed Athlone Park Apartment For Sale

Durban South, KwaZulu Natal

R 675,000

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Buy off-plan these apartments are a great investment, they are fully tiled with two secure parking bays, easy access to the N2 freeway. Close to the new Galleria Shopping Centre, schools and hospitals. We have a selection of 1 bedroom units ranging from R625 000 to R675 000 in this new development, buy off-plan and secure your apartment today.The

1 Bed Athlone Park Apartment For Sale

Durban South, KwaZulu Natal

R 675,000

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Buy off-plan these apartments are a great investment, they are fully tiled with two secure parking bays, easy access to the N2 freeway. Close to the new Galleria Shopping Centre, schools and hospitals. We have a selection of 1 bedroom units ranging from R625 000 to R675 000 in this new development, buy off-plan and secure your apartment today.The

4 Bed Kingswood Property For Sale

Grahamstown, Eastern Cape

R 2,850,000

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The modern and stylish development, Kings View Estate, is situated close to Graeme College and Kingswood, close enough to live, work and play there with convenience. This home is airy and light with comfortable, quality furnishing and fittings. An entertainers dream with high ceilings, morso fireplace, open plan living with beautifully appointed

2 Bed Doonside Apartment For Sale

Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu Natal

R 720,000

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The naming of Amanzimtoti is generally attributed to the renowned Zulu King Shaka, who stopped here in 1828 with his army during one of their campaigns. Legend has it that after being given water to drink from the local river, he remarked 'kanti amanzi mtoti' (so the water is sweet), thereby giving the river, and the town that later developed

Umgababa Plot To Rent

Kingsburgh, KwaZulu Natal

R 75,000

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A medium-sized piece of land in the Umgababa Area. Close to the beach, Kingsburg Shopping Center, Illovo Beach, and Clinic.The naming of Amanzimtoti is generally attributed to the renowned Zulu King Shaka, who stopped here in 1828 with his army during one of their campaigns. Legend has it that after being given water to drink from the local river

3 Bed Lovu House For Sale

Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu Natal

R 500,000

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Family home for sale in Lovu, reasonably close to public transport and also in a safe area.The naming of Amanzimtoti is generally attributed to the renowned Zulu King Shaka, who stopped here in 1828 with his army during one of their campaigns. Legend has it that after being given water to drink from the local river, he remarked 'kanti amanzi mtoti

Adams Mission House For Sale

Durban South, KwaZulu Natal

R 250,000

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Already built rondavel in a nice neighbourhood in Adams Mission with big flat land. Enough space for improvements.The naming of Amanzimtoti is generally attributed to the renowned Zulu King Shaka, who stopped here in 1828 with his army during one of their campaigns. Legend has it that after being given water to drink from the local river, he

2 Bed Umlazi House For Sale

Durban South, KwaZulu Natal

R 450,000

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This property is close to public transport. It is 0.36km away from the schools. The yard is spacious.The naming of Amanzimtoti is generally attributed to the renowned Zulu King Shaka, who stopped here in 1828 with his army during one of their campaigns. Legend has it that after being given water to drink from the local river, he remarked 'kanti

4 Bed Umgababa House For Sale

Kingsburgh, KwaZulu Natal

R 400,000

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Lovely, spacious home located in the heart of Umgababa (tribal area), close to schools and public transport, with very little to be done.The naming of Amanzimtoti is generally attributed to the renowned Zulu King Shaka, who stopped here in 1828 with his army during one of their campaigns. Legend has it that after being given water to drink from

Lovu Plot For Sale

Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu Natal

R 95,000

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Level land to build your dream home. Ideally situated, close to schools and public transport.The naming of Amanzimtoti is generally attributed to the renowned Zulu King Shaka, who stopped here in 1828 with his army during one of their campaigns. Legend has it that after being given water to drink from the local river, he remarked 'kanti amanzi