ABOUT THIS PROPERTY:
Lovely stand, located on a slight incline with sea views possible. Large stand to build your dream home and still have space for a beautiful west coast garden. Contact us to secure your future in the increasingly popular St Helena Bay. Holiday destination, retirement or permanent lifestyle change, St Helena Bay is where it is happening.
VALUE ADDS:
883m² in extent
No building time-line restrictions
CONTACT:
Contact any of our area specialist consultants anytime, based locally for YOUR convenience. We are available to assist 7 days a week.
LOCATION:
St Helena Bay is located on the shore of the bay, from which it derives its name, with nearby towns of Vredenburg and Paternoster it is located across the bay from Laaiplek. St Helena Bay is a major fishing town.
AMENETIES & SHOPPING:
St Helena Bay has a thriving business community and provides a wide range of goods and services to its residents as well as surrounding communities, it has a choice of restaurants, coffee, art, and curios shops. Vredenburg is a 25-minute drive away and here you will find The West Coast Mall, private hospital, medical facilities, and schools.
TOURISM AND EVENTS:
It is also an extremely popular destination during the annual spring wildflower season. St Helena Bay is regular host to the St Helena Bay Sea Festival. This event is hosted by the town''s Tourism Association and takes place annually in December during the South African summer season. Surrounding areas of interest include attractions such as the Cape Columbine Lighthouse, the West Coast nature reserve 19.7 km from St Helena Bay, Paternoster, Port Owen Marina and Darling.
SPORT:
Nearby we have a variety of sporting options which include Shelley Point 9-hole links golf course, horse-riding on the beach, surfing, fishing, water sport, boating & nearby Port Owen offering yachting.
FAUNA AND FLORA:
St Helena Bays free roaming wildlife includes a diversity such as steenbok, duiker, rabbits, tortoises, caracal, meerkat, squirrel, occasional strandwolf. A rich variety of birdlife, frequent blue crane and heron sightings, African marsh harrier, kingfishers, grey heron, Cape spurfowl, guinea fowl, African darter, black-winged stilt, great white pelican, greater and lesser flamingo, gulls, and terns. St Helena Bay is a birdwatchers paradise and being at the southernmost point of the migratory route from Europe and the Steppes of Russia makes it a must-visit spot for twitchers. Heavisides dolphins, as well as dusky and common dolphins visit the bay in search of food, and the calm waters give shelter to the southern right whales that come to mate and calve in the second half of the year. Humpback and killer whales are also frequent visitors.