Fynbos Village - A secure residential development in Capri, Fish Hoek, Cape Town
Modern village living at Fynbos Village
Through sophisticated urban planning and human-scale architecture – Fynbos Village facilitates a forward-thinking and sustainable approach towards adapting its estate to offer a better quality of life for its residents, from now and for many generations to come…
- Village Living: Watch the big game at the clubhouse, spend time at the indoor pool, have a braai with friends and family, and enjoy leisurely strolls amidst the beauty of your natural surroundings. A lifestyle-inspired village harmoniously designed to promote a strong sense of community, while seeing to its residents’ personal space.
- Design: Each unit boasts a modern yet timeless, open-plan design with a unique indoor-outdoor flow, complemented by a breathtaking ocean and mountain backdrop.
- Investment: Embrace the perks of sectional-title ownership to have it serve you - granting the flexibility of a ‘lock-up 'n go’, with the freedom and ‘peace-of-mind’ to venture out into the vibrant Cape Town scene and world of travel - all whilst passively gaining monetarily if you decide to have the residence conditionally and professionally let out at any such given time.
- Security: Your comfort and safety is the estate’s highest priority. They plan to facilitate this by implementing the necessary security measures of perimeter walling; electric fencing; a 24/7 guarded, access-controlled entrance; CCTV; ongoing surveillance patrols, 24hr response and the assurance of living in a secure estate.
- Location: The village’s central location caters for a swift yet scenic travel – serving the means to get to both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans and its coastal areas’ popular amenities & attractions.
* Disclaimer: All photographs, illustrations, and information referred to here within (incl. but not limited to furniture, fixtures, fittings, and certain household appliances) are not to be misconstrued to form part of the sale agreements of such advertised properties, but rather utilised as a visual aid thereto.
Furthermore, specifications of measurements, areas & distances are tentative projections of current designs, & thus not to be seen as final, for they may alter/ differ slightly between units, and future set projections.
