Stunning 1 Bedroom Apartment
This beautifully presented apartment offers comfort, space, and convenience in the heart of Musgrave. The modern, open-plan kitchen is a highlight, featuring granite countertops, a glass hob, under-counter oven, extractor fan, ample cherrywood cupboards, and a breakfast nook. It is plumbed for both a washing machine and tumble dryer.
The spacious lounge and dining area, fitted with air-conditioning and a ceiling fan, flows seamlessly to an enclosed balcony—ideal as a home office or additional half-bedroom. The generously sized main bedroom boasts air-conditioning, a ceiling fan, abundant built-in cupboards, and access to a second enclosed balcony, creating a bright and private retreat. The en-suite bathroom includes a large tub, basin, and shower, complemented by a separate toilet.
Situated in a secure, well-maintained complex with remote gate access, electric fencing, and an inverter for common areas, this unit also comes with a large lock-up garage. Perfectly located within walking distance to Musgrave Centre, places of worship, schools, public transport, and popular restaurants.
The spacious lounge and dining area, fitted with air-conditioning and a ceiling fan, flows seamlessly to an enclosed balcony—ideal as a home office or additional half-bedroom. The generously sized main bedroom boasts air-conditioning, a ceiling fan, abundant built-in cupboards, and access to a second enclosed balcony, creating a bright and private retreat. The en-suite bathroom includes a large tub, basin, and shower, complemented by a separate toilet.
Situated in a secure, well-maintained complex with remote gate access, electric fencing, and an inverter for common areas, this unit also comes with a large lock-up garage. Perfectly located within walking distance to Musgrave Centre, places of worship, schools, public transport, and popular restaurants.
Monthly Levy
R2,379.30
Monthly Rates
R934.05
Total
R3,313.35
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Musgrave, Durban
Durban has an interesting history, Vasco da Gama’s passing in 1497, Lieutenant Farewell and Shaka. In 1823 Farewell took part in a British expedition to Natal and then decided to start a settlement there. He persuaded 25 other British colonists to join him, and in June 1824 he built the first houses. Only four of these original settlers remained with him. In July 1824 he visited Shaka from whom he received a large land grant round Durban Bay. Shaka was a warrior, a military leader, and king of the Zulu people of southern Africa (1816-1828). By the time of his death, Shaka had the largest and most powerful kingdom in south-eastern Africa. Berea From these early beginnings Durban was born and with it the “Berea” was formed...
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