Area Profiles

WELCOME TO MOUNT EDGECOMBE The idyllic, secure Mount Edgecombe Country Club Estate, situated less than 10 minutes from the beautiful beaches of Umhlanga Rocks on the KwaZulu Natal north coast, is a manicured, residential golf course estate.  The homes, some with golf course frontage, are situated in villages which go by the names of Scottish and American golf courses such as St. Andrews, Troon, Pinehurst and Southern Hills. The homes are themed, in that their exteriors and roofs follow the prescribed colour scheme, which gives the landscape of Mount Edgecombe a feeling of harmony.  The common areas and gardens are immaculately maintained by the Management...

Palm Lakes Estate, located in Tinley Manor just 13km north of Ballito, is the fastest-growing estate on the Dolphin Coast. Spanning over 700 hectares, this estate offers safe and secure, family-oriented living amidst the lush, rolling hills of the KZN North Coast. The architectural style seamlessly blends modern indoor living with natural outdoor spaces, fostering a harmonious flow of energy. Situated only 4km from Tinley Manor Beach, Palm Lakes is ideal for an outdoor lifestyle. The estate boasts numerous facilities, including a clubhouse with a swimming pool, a mini clubhouse, a lap pool, catch-and-release fishing, walking and cycling trails, Trinityhouse Private...

Pinetown is situated less than 17 km from Durban and approximately 60 km from Pietermaritzburg. Freeways provide swift access to the north and south costs with King Shaka International Airport a mere 40 minutes drive along the southern ring road. Pinetown, situated 330m above sea level, enjoys an equable climate with considerably less humidity than is experienced at the coast. The residential areas of Pinetown have lush green gardens and shady trees due to its annual rainfall in the region of 900mm. SCHOOLS The largest provincial teachers’ college in KwaZulu Natal – Edgewood College of Education – is situated on a 34 hectare campus on Mariannhill...

Port Edward is the southern most town in KwaZulu-Natal and borders the Eastern Cape Province and as with most of the KZN Lower South Coast it has been a favourite holiday destination for seasonal visitors from the interior of the country. In 1925 the original village was laid out and was named in honour of HRH The Prince of Wales, who later became HRH King Edward VIII. Port Edward is bordered by the breathtaking Umtamvuna River gorge, and the tourist is treated to such diverse attractions as Beaver Creek Coffee Farm & Roastery, the Wild Coast Sun Casino & Resort and a host of other art & craft related places of interest. When you add...

Port Zimbali is a prestigious and exclusive estate which borders Zimbali Coastal Estate. This estate offers style, luxury, tranquillity and security.  Port Zimbali is 8.7 hectares in size and caters for the building of eighty villas which are designed in the Indonesian style. Port Zimbali draws value from the neighbouring Zimbali Coastal Resort yet remains affordable to the discerning buyer looking for an aesthetically beautiful home in the right location. This is a pet friendly estate situated only 15 minutes away from King Shaka International Airport, 30 minutes away from Durban and a stone’s throw away from medical facilities, shopping malls, restaurants...

Queensburgh, is situated in KwaZulu Natal and its name historically originated during the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. It is situated inland with a 15-minute drive from Durban and comprises four main suburbs, namely Malvern, Escombe, Northdene and Moseley. Bordering the southern end of Queensburgh is Sarnia Road, an arterial road that begins at Solomon Mahlangu Drive (Edwin Swales Drive) and encompasses the smaller suburbs of Sea View, Bellair, Hillary and Mount Vernon. Queensburgh is conveniently positioned with close proximity to the southern industrial hubs of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni as well as western industrial hubs of Pinetown,...

Queensburgh, is situated in KwaZulu Natal and its name historically originated during the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. It is situated inland with a 15-minute drive from Durban and comprises four main suburbs, namely Malvern, Escombe, Northdene and Moseley. Bordering the southern end of Queensburgh is Sarnia Road, an arterial road that begins at Solomon Mahlangu Drive (Edwin Swales Drive) and encompasses the smaller suburbs of Sea View, Bellair, Hillary and Mount Vernon. Queensburgh is conveniently positioned with close proximity to the southern industrial hubs of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni as well as western industrial hubs of Pinetown,...

Queensburgh, is situated in KwaZulu Natal and its name historically originated during the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. It is situated inland with a 15-minute drive from Durban and comprises four main suburbs, namely Malvern, Escombe, Northdene and Moseley. Bordering the southern end of Queensburgh is Sarnia Road, an arterial road that begins at Solomon Mahlangu Drive (Edwin Swales Drive) and encompasses the smaller suburbs of Sea View, Bellair, Hillary and Mount Vernon. Queensburgh is conveniently positioned with close proximity to the southern industrial hubs of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni as well as western industrial hubs of...

  Queensburgh, is situated in KwaZulu Natal and its name historically originated during the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. It is situated inland with a 15-minute drive from Durban and comprises four main suburbs, namely Malvern, Escombe, Northdene and Moseley. Bordering the southern end of Queensburgh is Sarnia Road, an arterial road that begins at Solomon Mahlangu Drive (Edwin Swales Drive) and encompasses the smaller suburbs of Sea View, Bellair, Hillary and Mount Vernon. Queensburgh is conveniently positioned with close proximity to the southern industrial hubs of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni as well as western industrial hubs of...

Queensburgh, is situated in KwaZulu Natal and its name historically originated during the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. It is situated inland with a 15-minute drive from Durban and comprises four main suburbs, namely Malvern, Escombe, Northdene and Moseley. Bordering the southern end of Queensburgh is Sarnia Road, an arterial road that begins at Solomon Mahlangu Drive (Edwin Swales Drive) and encompasses the smaller suburbs of Sea View, Bellair, Hillary and Mount Vernon. Queensburgh is conveniently positioned with close proximity to the southern industrial hubs of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni as well as western industrial hubs of Pinetown,...