R7,495,000
Monthly Bond Repayment R74,828.57
Calculated over 20 years at 10.5% with no deposit.
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Architectural Coastal Living, Backed by Nothing but Fynbos
Some homes have a view. This one has a horizon.
Positioned on the outer edge of the Grotto Bay Private Nature Reserve, 235 Penguin Close looks out over unbroken fynbos to the Atlantic, with a footpath that winds down through the reserve to the rocks and the surf below. Nothing between you and the sea but protected coastal vegetation — and the birdlife that comes with it.
Inside, the home is bright, generous and quietly confident. The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area sits beneath soaring raked ceilings, finished in crisp white with seamless floors that bounce the coastal light around. A slow-combustion fireplace anchors the lounge for winter evenings, while stacking doors fold back to a long, covered patio — beautifully tiled and cleverly sheltered from the West Coast wind, which means outdoor dining stays comfortable when the southeaster arrives.
The kitchen is a proper working space as well as a good-looking one: charcoal cabinetry, a substantial island with breakfast seating, pendant lighting, and both a separate scullery and a walk-in pantry keeping the mess and the appliances out of sight. A dramatic black-and-white checkerboard entrance hall sets the tone from the moment you arrive.
The bedrooms are unusually spacious, with the main suite offering built-in storage, a walk-in shower and a freestanding bath — the kind of room you don't rush out of in the morning. Upstairs, a full loft level under exposed white trusses gives you a flexible extra dimension: pyjama lounge, bunk room, study or studio, opening onto a private balcony where the sea view stretches out over the rooftops.
Practically, it's well sorted. A double garage opens onto cobbled paving with ample additional parking, a solar system with inverter and battery backup keeps things running independently of the grid, and the walled, fynbos-planted garden is deliberately low maintenance — this is a home built for enjoying, not for weekend upkeep.
The Grotto Bay Private Nature Reserve itself remains one of the best-kept secrets on the West Coast: 24-hour access control at the main gate, continuous security monitoring and infrared thermal camera systems, all wrapped around a genuinely wild coastal environment of fynbos, tortoises, birdlife and empty beach.
Whether it's a permanent move, a family holiday base or a strong short-term letting proposition, this one delivers on every front.
Please note: no cats are permitted within the estate.
Positioned on the outer edge of the Grotto Bay Private Nature Reserve, 235 Penguin Close looks out over unbroken fynbos to the Atlantic, with a footpath that winds down through the reserve to the rocks and the surf below. Nothing between you and the sea but protected coastal vegetation — and the birdlife that comes with it.
Inside, the home is bright, generous and quietly confident. The open-plan living, dining and kitchen area sits beneath soaring raked ceilings, finished in crisp white with seamless floors that bounce the coastal light around. A slow-combustion fireplace anchors the lounge for winter evenings, while stacking doors fold back to a long, covered patio — beautifully tiled and cleverly sheltered from the West Coast wind, which means outdoor dining stays comfortable when the southeaster arrives.
The kitchen is a proper working space as well as a good-looking one: charcoal cabinetry, a substantial island with breakfast seating, pendant lighting, and both a separate scullery and a walk-in pantry keeping the mess and the appliances out of sight. A dramatic black-and-white checkerboard entrance hall sets the tone from the moment you arrive.
The bedrooms are unusually spacious, with the main suite offering built-in storage, a walk-in shower and a freestanding bath — the kind of room you don't rush out of in the morning. Upstairs, a full loft level under exposed white trusses gives you a flexible extra dimension: pyjama lounge, bunk room, study or studio, opening onto a private balcony where the sea view stretches out over the rooftops.
Practically, it's well sorted. A double garage opens onto cobbled paving with ample additional parking, a solar system with inverter and battery backup keeps things running independently of the grid, and the walled, fynbos-planted garden is deliberately low maintenance — this is a home built for enjoying, not for weekend upkeep.
The Grotto Bay Private Nature Reserve itself remains one of the best-kept secrets on the West Coast: 24-hour access control at the main gate, continuous security monitoring and infrared thermal camera systems, all wrapped around a genuinely wild coastal environment of fynbos, tortoises, birdlife and empty beach.
Whether it's a permanent move, a family holiday base or a strong short-term letting proposition, this one delivers on every front.
Please note: no cats are permitted within the estate.
Features
Pets Allowed
Yes
Interior
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
3
Kitchen
1
Reception Rooms
4
Study
1
Furnished
No
Exterior
Garages
2
Security
Yes
Parkings
4
Pool
No
Scenery/Views
Yes
Sizes
Land Size
700m²
Ian Kleynhans
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