Townhouses (71)
From
R2,700,000
Size from 169m² to 260m²
Umhlali Golf Estate
This Country Club was developed as a traditional Sports club where families can gather to play sport or just relax with good food and drinks. The club has a popular golf course as well as 5 tennis courts, squash courts, and two A+ competition greens recognized by Bowls South Africa that are regularly utilized for both national and international competitions. In 2003 the first freestanding houses were developed along the golf course in the 54 home development called the Oval. Based on the popularity several more developments followed including 11 units at Villas on One, 16 Units in Fairway Villas, a Duplex development at Tuscan Villas and the last development was Springwood comprising 50 houses set on a hillside along the 13, 14th and 15th green.
The town of Ballito was established in the early 1960's starting out as a seaside getaway for fishing holidays. Since then Ballito has grown into a thriving town with major retail outlets and a range of both permanent and holiday vacation properties.
The 2.5 km Ballito Promenade is one of the greatest tourist draws of the Ballito stretching from Willard Beach to Salmon Bay. Located along this promenade is a...
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