Jawitz Properties, Johannesburg South

Johannesburg South is a communities rich in culture and history having been directly influenced by the discovery of gold in the late 1800’s. Some of the more recently developed residential suburbs – Bassonia, Forest Hill, Glenvista, Glenanda, Meredale, Meyersdal, Mondeor and Mulbarton - are situated in attractive hilly bushveld surrounds where wide open spaces provide much needed recreational space for city dwellers.Comprising a number of well-established residential communities interspersed by commercial and industrial nodes,

Johannesburg South real estate is only 10 minutes away from the bustling CBD and all its attractions. The N1 and N12 highways, which cut diagonally across the southern suburbs, provide convenient access to Roodepoort,Germiston and Boksburg.

There are a number of excellent schools, first class medical facilities and police stations providing essential services to the area. Turffontein Race Course and the Rand Stadium are easily accessed via Johannesburg’s southern suburbs.

Why Buy Property in Johannesburg South?

Besides offering access to comfortable, affordable starter homes, and a wide range of medical, education and entertainment facilities, Johannesburg South properties also offer easy access to some notable local attractions.

These include the 72 par, 6390 m Glenvista Golf Course, a challenging course featuring an abundance of water hazards, varied birdlife and over 400 indigenous trees. Residents can also enjoy the 680 ha free-entry Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve. Known as the ‘jewel of the south’ this reserve is a vital eco escape featuring hiking trail through a natural wonderland brimming with wildlife including large game.

Johannesburg South Properties

Potential investors are able to select from a wide variety of reasonably priced Johannesburg South properties. Well-maintained family homes with swimming pools and spacious gardens can be found in quiet, secluded areas whilst modern apartments and inexpensive townhouses are popular with the young folk.

Many of the gracious old homes in the older more established suburbs are being renovated and upgraded to accommodate the growing influx of upwardly mobile middle class families.