Cape Times

Luxury 29-storey block of flats set for developmen­t in Sandton

- ROY COKAYNE roy.cokayne@inl.co.za

A 29-STOREY luxury flat block is to be developed in Sandton, directly opposite St David’s Marist School, on Rivonia Road, which on completion would have a total project value of R2 billion. Called The Saxony Sandton, it is to be developed by Saxony Sandton Devco, which is part of Saxony Developmen­ts

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that has been involved in a number of prestigiou­s developmen­t in KwaZulu-Natal, including the Sibaya Coastal Precinct.

Nathan Iyer, the director of Iyer Urban Design, said yesterday that the developmen­t would have 397 units, including 12 penthouses; four levels of shared office space; a delicatess­en and coffee bar on the ground level; a whisky and cigar lounge on the roof; and a wide range of shared facilities on the 15th floor, including a wellness centre, sauna and fully equipped gymnasium.

Stefan Botha, director of Rainmaker Marketing, said sales of the units would be launched online on November 17, with constructi­on scheduled to commence in the first quarter of next year and the developmen­t taking 25 months to complete.

Botha said Rainmaker Marketing had pioneered online launches for a developmen­t in Durban last year, with R80 million in pre-sales being done in 42 seconds. He said Saxony Sandton would be one of the tallest buildings in Sandton, because of the typography, although it would not be the highest building in terms of storeys.

Botha said a 90m² two-bedroom unit would cost about R3.2m, while the most expensive penthouse, which was 261m² in size would cost R18m.

He added that each penthouse had its own private pool while those at the corner had an outdoor entertainm­ent area and a private pool.

Rajan Naidoo, the chief executive of Saxony Developmen­ts, said there would be four sales phases, but the constructi­on of the building would not be phased.

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