This impeccably maintained home commands panoramic views that sweep across False Bay and along the whole of the Glencairn Valley to the warm glow of the westerly sunsets beyond. Originally designed to suit a couple, you'll find airy double volume open-plan living, an expansive deck and a spacious master suite including full bathroom. Additionally, there is a loft bedroom/study and guest cloakroom with plenty of room for additions if so desired. Parking for two, off-street on an already constructed base - carport or garage can be added.
Glencairn Heights is poised on the slopes of Elsie's Peak facing towards Simon's Town and is conveniently accessed via the Glencairn Expressway. Close to Glen Beach as well as shops and a petrol station located at the entrance into the area, and a few minutes from Harbour Bay Mall, Fish Hoek and Noordhoek.
A profile of Simons Town property from a buyer's perspective, with information on facilities and where to buy in Simons Town.
Simons Town
Located 40 kilometres from central Cape Town and en route to the Cape Point Nature Reserve, Simons Town is a quaint village on the eastern shoreline of False Bay. It's home to South Africa's oldest naval base, which has been in use for two centuries, and features cobbled...
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