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3 Bed Lovu House For Sale

Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu Natal

R 750,000

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This is a nice house in Lovu with a kitchen and lounge still being built. It is situated in a good and quiet 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

3 Bed Athlone Park House For Sale

Durban South, KwaZulu Natal

R 2,590,000

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Built to suit anyone with an appreciation for the soft life, this beautiful masterpiece of real estate will leave you completely astonished. Set in the best part of Amanzimtoti with neighbors who have just as much pride in their properties, this is a must-see. Minimum maintenance due to the face brick walls, fully walled corner stand house with

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 190,000

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Vacant land located in Lovu C. Has a 2 room already built on it but it is on Tribal Trust land. So it's cash only.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

3 Bed Lovu House For Sale

Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu Natal

R 780,000

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Nice family home in a safe and secure area. Spacious. Tiled throughout. Modern kitchen. Level yard.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

2 Bed Umgababa House For Sale

Kingsburgh, KwaZulu Natal

R 450,000

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A lovely and very neat home, located in the heart of Umgababa (Tribal Trust), 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 the local river, he remarked

3 Bed Lovu House For Sale

Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu Natal

R 995,000

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Beautiful home with double garage in a friendly neighborhood. Close to public transport and schools.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

Doon Heights Plot For Sale

Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu Natal

R 2,500,000

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A fantastic opportunity to develop a townhouse complex in Doonside. Zoning residential 5 approved for 60 units, site plan and zoning certificate available.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

Doon Heights Plot For Sale

Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu Natal

R 1,800,000

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Develop a modern complex / townhouse in Doonside, zoning residential 5 approved for 42 units, site plan and zoning certificate available.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

Shulton Park Plot For Sale

Amanzimtoti, KwaZulu Natal

R 540,000

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Hardly ever available in Toti. Level land with a big size of 1157m2. Call me to view - Act fast.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