Luxury living on a grand scale
Sprawling mansion in Kloof’s affluent ‘golf heartland’ Bid online for power station equipment
FANCY owning a haughty house that not even the Joneses could keep up with? Ian Wyles Auctioneers has just the place for you – a palatial residence with no fewer than nine bedrooms… and two more for the staff.
The sprawling house – which must be an iconic landmark even in Kloof ’s affluent “golf heartland” – is the central showpiece on 4 hectares at 74 Haygarth Road.
To refer to this residence as an “‘improvement” would be an understatement as its contents take the term to new heights.
Inside you will find:
Nine bedrooms (seven en-suite, and six open to individual veranda vistas).
Three lounges.
Large dining room. Enormous entrance hall.
Billiard room (with own veranda).
Bar leading to covered patio with heated plunge pool.
Two studies.
Fully-fitted kitchen. Laundry room. Spacious basement living, incorporating a private gym. its
Swimming pool with enclosure for Jacuzzi, steam bath and sauna.
Tennis court.
Two double garages. In addition, there is luxury staff accommodation with a kitchen and ablutions, and two more bedrooms to bring the total to just under a dozen.
The property, which could almost accommodate an entire classroom, is close to St Mary’s, Thomas More and Kloof junior and senior schools.
Shopping is nearby at Maytime Spar, Kloof Village Mall, and Gillitts Shopping Centre, and the grand house is also near Kloof Country Club and the M13 highway.
Auctioneer Ian Wyles says: “This is an exceptional property – unique and beautiful. It epitomises luxury living. The main house is majestic and reeks of elegance. The grounds are expansive, versatile and suitable for a huge variety of residential applications.”
The auction will be held on site at 11am on May 30.
For more details, call Andrew Giddy on 082 601 9278 or 031 579 4403 or andrew@ ianwyles.co.za, or see www. ianwyles.co.za. TWO MAJOR auctions are scheduled to take place in Kwazulu-natal on Thursday.
First, a warehouse-workshop building and offices in Richard’s Bay will be auctioned on site, at 66 Dollar Drive, by Van’s Auctioneers, at 11am.
The warehouseworkshop structure covers about 700m2 and there are 70m2 of office space, comprising four offices and a boardroom, with a reception area and kitchen.
There are a further 70m2 of offices on the mezzanine level.
A power generator and plenty of visitor parking complete the package.
For more details, call 086 111 826 or see www.vansauctions. co.za
Later on Thursday, Goindustry Dovebid will conduct an online auction starting at 2pm. The assets on offer are construction, engineering and ancillary equipment emanating from Eskom’s Kusile and Medupi power stations.
The lots include tower and mobile cranes; tractors; bandsaws; compressors; welders; grinders; winches; and vehicles.
These assets are located at the two power stations and can be viewed there strictly by appointment.
For Kusile, call Mervyn Ganesh on 071 852 1030.
For Medupi, Albert Maritz
060 961 1665.
And for general inquiries, call Albert Demenezes on 079 795 3249 or 021 702 3206, email albert.demenezes@ liquidityservices.com or see www.go-dove. co.za/mphs/3/. – Auctions Writer call on