House, vacant stand in exclusive golf estate
Properties in Prince’s Grant will go under the hammer Opportunities to invest in busy Ballito
AUCOR will auction an upmarket residence and a vacant stand in the prestigious Prince’s Grant Golf Estate at its multi-property auction this month.
On April 24 at 10.30am in the Aucor boardroom at 16 Imvubu Park Place, Riverhorse Valley, the auction house will call for bids for a free-standing three-bedroom residence at 34 Blink Bonnie Lane, as well as Erf 182 in Prince’s Grant Estate.
Rona Pillay, who is handling the sale, says the house has a separate cottage on site, a swimming pool and double automated garage.
“The estate has 24-hour security and there are stunning views of the golf course and ocean from the house,” she says.
The 720m² vacant plot, zoned “Residential 1”, is located slightly below road level in Prince’s Grant.
Prince’s Grant is 45km north of Durban and 20km from Ballito. On site is a four-star luxury lodge with fine dining, a swimming pool and an acclaimed golf course. Designed by Peter Matkovich, the course is rated as one of the top 20 in South Africa and a winner of the “Five Star Golf Experience Award”. Prince’s Grant property owners are automatically afforded membership to the golf club.
The secluded beach and canoeing on the private lagoon are great escapes and there are nature trails with close to 250 bird species throughout the year.
Prince’s Grant has been named a site of “conservation significance” and the developers have preserved the natural environment by ensuring all garden areas contain only indigenous plants and trees.
Other facilities in the estate include squash and tennis courts, swimming pools, a conference centre and and a recreation centre.
For more details about the Prince’s Grant lots and the multi-property sale, call Rona Pillay on 082 304 5636, email ronap@aucor.com or see www.aucor.com.
More news from Aucor is that the company will stagd a Bank Repo Vehicle Auction on Wednesday with releases by MFC, a division of Nedbank.
A large and varied selection of cars, LDVS, and SUVS will go under the hammer at 10.30am at 16 Imvubu Park Place, Riverhorse Valley, Durban. Viewing is on Tuesday from 8.30am to 4.30pm. Call Jason on 082 304 5640 or 0315125150 or visit www. aucor.com for full details. – Auction Writer IN2ASSETS has lined up three prime properties in Ballito for auction this month and next.
Forty kilometres north of Durban and just a 15-minute drive from King Shaka International Airport, Ballito has become a major residential, commercial and industrial Kwazulu-natal growth point. In2assets’ Luke Hearn says Ballito’s fast-growing residential population provides a great opportunity for property developers, end-users and investors to gain a foothold in this growing property sector.
“Ballito Business Park has experienced massive growth commercially and is now a landmark local development. The commercial property market has in general expanded significantly to cope with the increase in population. The success of several shopping centres, gyms, restaurants and nightlife destinations testify to this growth.”
In2assets is already experiencing strong interest in the three Ballito properties set to come under the company’s THE FIRST Superman comic book was auctioned for $3.2 million (more than R38m) in Los Angeles in December.
The well-preserved first issue of the June 1938 comic that introduced Superman was sold in Los Angeles by the Hollywood memorabilia auction house, Profiles in History. hammer. The properties on offer are located in:
Moffat Drive: in the popular Ballito Business Park business node, on the eastern side of the N2 highway. The property on offer – with high visibility from the highway – is surrounded by blue chip companies.
The office building has
The DC Action Comics issue, featuring on its cover the Man of Steel hoisting a car over his head, was expected to sell for between $800000 to $1.2m but changed hands at nearly three times that.
The comic was rated by Profiles in History as in “fine/very fine” condition. a warehouse/storage area ideally suited for service as a retail showroom.
It has air-conditioned offices, and an enclosed storage area accessed by roller shutter doors. This property will be auctioned on Wednesday.
Dolphin Crescent: the area is close to some of Ballito’s The issue contained the first instalment of the Superman story, created by geeky science fiction fans, American teenagers Jerry Shiegel and Joe Shuster. The comic also introduced the world to another less perennial fictitious hero, Zatara the Magician, the brainchild of Fred Gardineer. – Auctions Writer APRIL 15 2018 best beaches and restaurants and bars.
“The spacious five-bedroom house on offer here was used as a boutique hotel and, with the booming tourism trade in Ballito, offers the opportunity to rent rooms through accommodation platforms such as Airbnb,” says Hearn.
The auction date for this property is also Wednesday.
Lee Barnes Boulevard: This 51 000m² residential development site provides a major opportunity for development.
There is scope for 30 dwellings per hectare and the property has a 2.5ha strip of indigenous forest that is ideal for walks, bird watching and trail runs.
“This property could also be developed into a retirement complex, which would provide an important community facility for Ballito,” says Hearn.
The site will be auctioned on May 16.
For more details call Luke Hearn on 0713518138 or see www.in2assets.co.za. – Auctions Writer top