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This exceptional 1 870sqm plot on Sea View Drive, Bettys Bay offers a rare opportunity to build your dream home in one of the Overbergs most sought-after coastal locations.
Elevated and well-positioned, the stand enjoys sweeping mountain backdrops and beautiful sea views, creating a setting that is both tranquil and inspiring.
Surrounded by natural fynbos and quality homes, the property offers generous space for a spacious residence while still preserving privacy and a strong connection to nature.
Ideal for buyers seeking space, views and long-term investment value, this stand combines natural beauty with excellent building potential in a prime location.
Bettys Bay with its perfect sandy beaches, tranquil lagoons and quiet trails through fynbos, is not only home to the Stony Point African Penguin colony and Harold Porter National Botanical Gardens, but also hardy residents who fight continually to keep their natural environment as pure and unspoilt as possible.
The town was named after Betty Youlden, the daughter of the property developer who, together with Harold Porter and Jack Clarence, bought up farms in the area in the 1930s and formed a consortium that laid out the settlements of Bettys Bay, Rooiels and Pringle Bay. This area wasnt always as accessible as it is today and Jack Clarence was mainly responsible for replacing the rough footpath between Gordons Bay and Rooiels with a proper road built by Italian prisoners of war during World War II. Today Clarence Drive must be one of the most breathtaking drives in South Africa with its towering mountains on one side, the sparkling ocean on the other and majestic views across False Bay to the Cape Peninsula.
Things not to miss!
Sandboarding down the Silversands dunes.
Wander through spectacular cultivated and natural displays of coastal fynbos in the Harold Porter National Botanical Garden.
Volunteer to be an Oystercatcher nanny during the summer holiday season.
View one of only two land-based penguin colonies at Stony Point.
Visit Master Chocolatier, Gaspard Bossut, who practices his trade under the name Gaboli Chocolates from his home and shop in Delport Road