Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)
Culture and convenience in the city
THE CHAPEL Towers development on the fringe of the Cape Town CBD is expected to be completed by the end of next year, and although most of the apartments were sold before the official launch, a few are still available.
Each of the 90 units in this 10- storey Zonnebloem building, developed by Asrin Property Developers, will have superior finishes and fittings, with engineered-stone kitchen counter tops, Smeg appliances, porcelain tiles and Grohe (or similar) bathroom fittings.
The units will have views of Table Mountain or the harbour.
Prices range from R1.85 million to R2.9m.
Chapel Towers will have a lifestyle deck on the roof, with a pool, gym and braai facilities, says Shiraz Onia, Asrin’s construction director.
In addition, the building will have full access control, a concierge and two levels of secure underground parking.
As the building is between the historical District Six area and the Foreshore, residents will enjoy a culture- rich environment with many restaurants, bistros, coffee shops and retail centres nearby – and live a stone’s throw from work.
“Whether you are a firsttime homebuyer, a young professional, retired and looking to downscale, or a buy-to-let investor, this development ticks all the right boxes.
“Don’t miss this opportunity to live in the city, with easy access to all major highways and landmarks.”