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Forests here are full of edible treasures if you know where and how to look for them

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Don’t expect to fi nd a mushroom hunter at home the morning after a good autumn rain.

When I caught up with expert Gary Goldman, The Mushroom Fundi, it was past noon and he’d just got home with three baskets full of wild mushrooms.

The leading fi eld expert on wild mushrooms, he has been gathering them for top chefs for many years, lecturing and leading mushroom foraging expeditions, and collecting material for a defi nitive mushroom book.

Unlike many mushroom gatherers who keep their knowledge and secret spots in the family, Gary’s mission is to educate people so that more of us can safely enjoy these forest riches and learn to distinguish the edible from the toxic. Asked if the sudden popularity of foraging is creating a shortage, he says, “There are plenty to fi nd for those that know mushrooms.”

One of the best ways to learn about wild mushrooms is to join an organised expedition. Delheim’s renowned mushroom hunts happen two weekends a year – 16 to 17 June and 1 to 2 July.

Always a sell-out with only 40 places per day, the expeditions are led by Gary and Delheim’s Nora Sperling-Thiel, who grew up foraging with her mother on the estate. Between them they impart a wealth of information before leading you to the best spots in the private forests.

Participants return with baskets of freshly picked edibles to a mushroom feast at the estate’s garden restaurant. Another annual hunt led by Gary is at Elgin today and another will be on 25 to 26 June. Both culminate in an excellent three-course mushroom lunch. If you don’t get a space on one of these, put your names down on Gary’s list for a private foraging trip with him closer to home. “I phone you when the conditions are good and guarantee that there will be mushrooms for breakfast. If not, you get your money back.”

And what if you head out to Newlands Forest on your own and happen upon some mushrooms that just might be the tasty ones you enjoyed at a chef’s table? Gary is fi rm on this point: “You have to be completely sure that you have identifi ed wild mushrooms correctly. Be 100% sure before you consume them.” The simple solution is to send him photos of the mushrooms you fi nd and he will identify them for you.

EXPERIENCE IT FOR YOURSELF:Gary Goldman, The Mushroom Fundi

073 936 2378

[email protected]

Delheim Mushroom Forage

021 888 4607 / 079 735 3257

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Elgin Mushroom Hunt

082 379 2623

[email protected]

What?Shiraz & Charcuterie at Anthonij Rupert Wyne

When and where?28 May at Anthonij Rupert Wines, Franschhoek

Enjoy a day with the taste sensations of charcuterie and a selection of wines that are

perfectly suited for the colder months. Sip on Anthonij Rupert Syrah, Good Hope Riebeek’s Rivier Shiraz and Protea Shiraz, and savour one of the delicious dishes like the succulent braised lamb arancini with home-made tomato chutney.

Enjoy a day in Worcester at the Nuy Valley Feast with excellent wine, food and activities. There will be a

5km or 10km fun walk/trail run, a Greek evening and the Computer Mania MTB.

Shiraz & Charcuterie at Anthonij Rupert WyneTickets available at Webticketsgoo.gl/zOEOEn

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What’s good?

Forest foraging

Editor’s ExclusiveCLAIRE BARNARDO

Top sipsAs the cooler weather settles

in we’re more likely to be spending time indoors. Try

these new drink inspirations.

1 Bubbly delightSomething considerably innovative

to the Carrol Boyes homeware repertoire is the recent launch of the exquisite MCC. The wines used were selected from the Franschhoek slopes and matured untouched for 28 months before disgorgement. Packaged in a bold black and gold label, the 2012 Chardonnay Pinot Noir Cap Classique is just another way Boyes leads the way. You can expect an elegant (and moreish) bubbly with hints of biscuit, a dry fi nish and almond aftertaste.

2 New online A blessing for wine lovers is that

KWV recently launched an online portal where a selection from KWV The Mentors range is available, as well as premium o� erings in brandy and spirit ranges, rare, special release and vintage collectables. Named the Empyrean Collective, the high-end site aims to make KWV’s super premier wines available to the public. Along with some desirable vintages from KWV The Mentors, it also o� ers exclusive vintages from Heritage Abraham Perold Tributum and Abraham Perold Insignis wines, and quality spirits.

What?Nuy Valley Feast 2016

When and where?21 May at Nuy Wine Cellar, Willow Creek Olive Estate, Conradie Family Vineyards and Leipzig Country House

Franschhoek Literary FestivalTickets available at Webticketsgoo.gl/P5eYiU

What?Franschhoek Literary Festival

When and where?Today, various locations in Franschhoek

The 10th FLF ran the entire weekend and comes to an end today. Writers from across

the country gather at FLF to discuss writing, writers and their books ranging from fi ction, poetry, biographies, history, politics and conservation.

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Hot on the heels of the craft beer revolution, artisanal gins are the latest tipple to take local bars and bottle stores by storm

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For those who don’t know, a bunny chow is a hollowed-out loaf of bread cut in half or quarters,

fi lled with either a lamb or bean curry, and then topped with a “lid” made from the scooped-out bread. This messy yet yummy dish has been a part of Durban tradition since the 1940s, but some theories point to an even earlier date of conception. Though there are many stories about how the humble bunny chow came to be, one thing is certain – it is 100% Durban.

For those in the Mother City who are looking for a bunny chow fi x, look no further than Masala Club.

When Michaella Robertson, a born-and-bred Durban girl, made the move to the Mother City, she just couldn’t fi nd a decent Durban curry. So she took action. “I went back to Durban and learnt how to make a proper Durban curry. After working in a handful of Durban curry dens, I learnt that the secret is all in the masala. I came back to Cape Town and started Masala Club. My mission is to bring authentic Durban curry to the people of Cape Town.”

And the bunny chow was the perfect vessel to serve up this tasty treat.

“The bunny chow has a rich history in South African culture going back to the 1940s. Legend has it that Bhanya (owner of Kapitan’s, a restaurant that stood at the corner of Victoria and Albert streets in Durban) opened up a serving hatch to sell takeaways to migrant workers. It was much easier to serve the curry in a hollowed out loaf of bread rather than a roti roll,” says Michaella.

So what is the secret to the perfect bunny chow? Well, according to Michaella, it is “masala, fresh curry leaves, tender lamb or tasty sugar beans, and fresh bread”. Having sampled her dish at The Neighbourgoods Market, I can attest that it is a recipe for success. Don’t miss out on her chilli carrot salad either, it’s a must-have!

Be sure to visit Masala Club at The Old Biscuit Mill for The Neighbour goods Market every Saturday, and at The Village Idiot one Sunday a month. On Thursdays it does o� ce lunch deliveries.

A tasty Durban treatAuthentic bunny chow comes to the Mother City

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TASTE FOR YOURSELF:

Masala Club

082 309 7973

facebook.com/masalacurryclub

SEE FOR YOURSELF:

Inverroche Distillery

inverroche.co.za

Blaauwklippen

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Wilderer Gin

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Cape Town Gin Company

072 860 2990

From ancient herbal remedy to the “Mother’s Ruin” of Victorian London, gin has a

long history stretching back to the Middle Ages. Today, the Cape’s craft gin scene is booming, with local distillers blending classic juniper notes with a host of local botanicals to create handcrafted, locally inspired gins.

Inverroche DistilleryOne of the pioneers of craft gin in the Western Cape, Inverroche Distllery outside Stilbaai uses selected botanicals from the Cape Floral

Kingdom to impart a unique fl avour and aroma to each of its three artisan gins. The Classic and Verdant make for fi ne sipping gins, but it’s the fynbos-infused Amber that is perhaps most intriguing. Try it with a few blocks of ice, a splash of tonic and a sliver of orange peel.

Blaauwklippen Triple ThreeBlaauwklippen estate outside Stellenbosch has become the latest winery to turn its hand to spirits, with the recent release of the Triple Three Gin selection. Organic lemons defi ne the Citrus Infusion, while the 100%

Juniper Berries Gin embraces the classic origins of the drink the Dutch fi rst dubbed “genever”. My favourite? The African Botanicals gin with notes of buchu, rooibos and cedar wood. Pour a measure over ice and sip slowly as a quick-and-easy sundowner.

Wilderer GinLong famous for his small-batch bottlings of grappa, liqueur and eaux de vie, Helmut Wilderer has been at the forefront of locally made craft spirits for over 20 years. He’s now branched out into artisanal gin, and his Wilderer Fynbos Gin is simply superb. Made using 27 botanicals, from honeybush to wild dagga, “the recipe was developed over the last 18 months,” says Wilderer. “The idea being that we wanted to create a gin of unique character, with a complex fl avour profi le and wide spectrum of aromas.” It ticks all of those boxes. Enjoy neat over ice, or with quality tonic water.

Cape Town Gin CompanyThe Cape Town Gin Company is a new label on local shelves o� ering two distinctive gins. The Rooibos Red is infused with organic rooibos grown in the Cederberg Mountains; pungent on the nose with a smooth palate, it’s a good choice for cocktails and mixers. The Classic Dry gin is a more traditional o� ering, redolent of juniper and citrus.

Chin-chin for gin!

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Looking for a night away that still has a bit of the city buzz to it?

“Welcome to the crystal way of life,” said the porter as he

handed me a flute of sparkling water. That simple phrase, which instantly caught my attention upon my arrival, would stay with me throughout my visit to the African Pride Crystal Towers Hotel and Spa. The hotel has pioneered stylish African-themed decor with top-class service and fine attention to detail. With extraordinary red and black velvet furniture and sparkly crystal chandeliers, standing in the foyer is an experience in itself – it’s immediately enticing.

This excitement is carried throughout the hotel where a fine mix of fluorescent magenta (down) lighting, mirrors and crystals shine brightly. The 180-bed hotel was one of the first in the area. Only 10 minutes from the city centre, it’s becoming a favourite with visiting executives. It’s no wonder the

hotel boasts a business centre where you can print and finish anything business related. There’s also the fact that here business can be pleasurable too – you can check your email with Table Mountain in the background.

Then again if it’s only pleasure that you seek, then that’s what the crystal way of life also caters to – a leisurely night away. Unwind in your room which also exudes glitzy and ethnic decor. With plush interiors and access to five-star amenities like the Life Day Spa or suspended Pool Bar, you will feel pampered in no time. And that’s even before you’ve headed out to dinner.

First head to the Ruby Bar for a stylish pre-dinner drink. Then the highlight is eating at the Towers Restaurant where executive chef Terrence Ford creates taste sensations with his deconstructed dining. From the succulent fricassee of prawns, to the perfection of the salmon with pea purée, and finally the ultra-decadent chocolate mud pie dessert, each dish is a masterpiece, allowing you to mix flavours as you wish.

Staying at Crystal Towers is the perfect city experience which gives you many reasons to return as often as you choose.

Neighbourhood

The Touwsberg mountain range collects

a large volume of water and all watering

holes are at the foot of the mountain.

All water on the reserve is sourced

from these watering holes. The water

collected isn’t filtered or purified with

any chemicals, and is therefore 100%

natural.

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New possibilities for living in a more natural setting

Approximately three hours from Cape Town, situated between Barrydale and Ladismith

and surrounded by the Touwsberg mountain range, is the Touwsberg Private Game and Nature Reserve. With an expanding urban landscape many people, particularly those of retirement age, are looking to invest in a lifestyle closer to nature, away from the noise and distractions of the city.

The reserve is a family business that was founded and developed by Freddie and Ingrid la Grange in 2007. Their son, Hugo, is the co-owner and sales manager, and he lives and works on the reserve. His interest – and core passion – lies in sustainability and eco-friendly living, which is in line with the reserve’s vision of “life inspired by nature’s beauty”.

There are 18 di� erent farms that make up the reserve, and about half of the land is privately owned. Each 1ha plot is developed by the owner according to strict guidelines. Only natural paint colours may be used and, as far as possible, natural materials for building. According to Hugo, there are a number of areas on the reserve where a variety of natural stone can be found, and owners are encouraged to make use of it when building. There is also timber available for use in the reserve’s two timber houses.

All houses are fi tted with solar panels and a wind turbine. “There has been an increase in availability and technology pertaining to self-sustainable products,” says Hugo. He says that since the establishment of the reserve in 2007, sustainable technology has become cheaper and more e� cient.

Maximum privacy is ensured with plenty of wildlife interaction, and owners are free to roam on any communal part of the reserve. The reserve is home to many diverse species of fl ora and free-roaming animals including the black wildebeest, eland, bontebok, gemsbok, kudu, mountain reedbuck, red hartebeest, springbok, zebra, ostrich and even gira� e. There are also natural predators such as the caracal, jackal and the mountain leopard.

Although tourism isn’t the main objective, guests may gain access to the reserve by renting one of the eight self-catering guesthouses. Guests can enjoy various activities including night and day game-watching, 4x4 routes, mountain bike trails, bird-watching, hiking trails, and various water activities, such as catch-and-release fi shing. What adds to the appeal is that the reserve provides an eco-friendly and sustainable lifestyle whether you’re a weekend guest or a permanent resident.

SEE FOR YOURSELF:

Touwsberg Private Game and

Nature Reserve

Hugo la Grange, 082 823 9777

touwsberg.co.za

FREDDIE AND INGRID LA GRANGE

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SEE FOR YOURSELF:

The BattHouse

082 550 5313

thebatthouse.co.za

Casting director Cheryl Battersby has recently made her new studio available

for hire during the off-season winter months. In a vibey part of Woodstock close to The Old Biscuit Mill, it works well for photography shoots and as an exhibition space.

Q: How did your business start?A: I have been working as a casting

director in Cape Town for the past 20 years using various studios and sometimes creating pop-up studios for a season. Last year, I decided I wanted to create a space of my own and thought I’d look in the Woodstock area.

Q: Why did you choose this area for your studio?

A: I love the energy of Woodstock – it’s creative and a bit edgy with an array of fantastic coffee shops, restaurants and wonderfully creative small businesses. Woodstock is also very easily accessible from most areas. It’s easy to get to from the city centre and for those coming from the Southern and Northern Suburbs off the N1 and the N2.

Q: How did you find your premises?A: I drove past the premises many

times and had seen a To Let sign. When I eventually enquired it had just been let to someone else. Fortunately for me that deal fell through and I was contacted and offered the premises.

Q: Why are the premises ideally suited to your business?

A: The space is very flexible and it is very easily made into a blank canvas for any set-dressing or

styling that may be required by a photographer or film client. It’s a large open space with an industrial feel and high ceilings – a cubed space to do with as you will. It has easy ground floor access from the street for props and sets.

Q: Who are your neighbours?A: My immediate neighbours

in the building are an art and framing shop, a furniture shop, a photographer, and a creative space which will soon be serving health foods and coffees. One of my favourite neighbours, who is also on Salt River circle, is a shop called Platform8, which houses various designers and jewellers, and where you can get a fantastic coffee and breakfast.

Q: What are the shop rental/sales prices like in this area?

A: The rental prices have increased over the past few years due to the growing popularity of the area, but I feel that they are still reasonable for the amount of space available.

Q: Do you have any expansion plans?

A: No, not at present.

Q: Do you operate online as well?A: No.

Q: What’s your most popular service?

A: Aside from the studio being used as my casting studio, I have had quite a few photographers who like to hire the studio for their shoots and who are now considering the space as a pop-up gallery to display their works.

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Analyse itAnalyse itPATRICK CAIRNS

No place for business as usual

By the end of this year, it is likely that Standard & Poor’s would have downgraded South

Africa’s sovereign debt to below investment grade status. Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan and his team are doing as much as they can to try to prevent this from happening, but it is unlikely that they will succeed.

This is not only because their interventions are probably too late, but because they cannot do everything that needs to be done on their own. For South Africa to avoid junk status, what we need more than anything is faster economic growth, and that requires clearer leadership and policy direction from more than just the National Treasury.

The simple truth is that South Africa’s economy is meandering because there is no real direction from our leaders. There is a reluctance to make any difficult decisions about how we move the economy along.

We cannot simply carry on as usual and hope that things will somehow sort themselves out. Things have to change, otherwise we will continue to underperform.

The chief economist at Investment Solutions, Lesiba Mothata, believes that one of those hard decisions is that raising taxes isn’t going to help. Other countries that have been in similar situations to the one South Africa is in now have had no success by increasing the tax burden on individuals and businesses. This is because higher taxes don’t stimulate an economy. If anything, they do the opposite.

Instead, Mothata believes we have to think of innovative ways of increasing our growth, and primarily that means focusing on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). These have to be the key to South Africa’s prosperity, and unfortunately we are neglecting them.

This country has developed in such a way that large businesses control most of the economy. They also have the most influence with the government. The result is that SMEs are at a heavy disadvantage and they aren’t receiving the kind of support that would really drive their growth.

In South Africa, SMEs only employ around 40% of the workforce. In India, this figure is 67%, and the government there still thinks the sector can do better. It recently announced that any new business will be tax exempt for its first five years.

These are the kinds of policies that South Africa needs to look at to make starting and building a business an attractive idea. We have so many entrepreneurs in this country. What we need is to give them the right space in which to prosper and build the economy.

I contend that for a

nation to try to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handleWINSTON CHURCHILL

Rosebank’s Keyes Avenue transforming into pedestrian-friendly arts precinctPhase one of a project to

convert Rosebank’s Keyes Avenue area into a dedicated

art precinct has begun. This upgrade in the heart of Rosebank aims to attract visitors and tourists to a more pedestrian- and cyclist-friendly space.

The area is already home to the Everard Read Gallery, the Circa Gallery and the Goodman Gallery. The project’s objective is to create attractive streets so people will be encouraged to walk or cycle through the area.

StudioMAS Architects and Urban Designers created the development plan for the area upgrade.

It addresses the state of disrepair of streets, its many blank and windowless walls, and parking garages that face the road. These create an unpleasant, even unsafe, environment for pedestrians.

“The current condition of Keyes Avenue appears to be a haphazard overlap of cars, scholars, church congregants, gallery visitors and daily commuters,” states the plan.

Its architects highlight a street in disrepair, dominated by vehicle movements to the detriment of pedestrians.

They note that despite the “degradations and state of the streets, pavement and buildings” the area is an emerging precinct with “great development potential”.

Phase one of the Keyes Avenue art precinct, involving the upgrade of the pavements, is currently under way. The second phase is imminent.

More than 30% of homeowners selling their properties through

Sotheby’s International Realty in Gauteng are doing so with the intention of relocating to the Western Cape, says company chairman Lew Geffen.

“According to our agents in Pretoria, the figure stands at around 10% to 15% of their sellers, but it’s as high as

40% in many Joburg suburbs such as Dainfern and Blair Athol,” says Geffen.

Property economist at FNB, John Loos, puts the Western Cape as the province with the strongest net inflow of repeat buyers and suggests people are moving away from Gauteng for lifestyle reasons.

But according to Geffen, those reloc ating to Cape Town in particular need to study the market and manage their expectations.

Can you run a business from a sectional title home?

It is clear from the Sectional Titles Act that a flat or townhouse is intended for residential use, and generally

cannot be used as an office or place of business – unless the owners of every other unit in the ST scheme agree in writing to a change of use. This means that owners who have not secured this consent can be told by the trustees of the scheme to immediately close their home-based businesses or face legal action. ANDREW SCHAEFER, MD, NATIONAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY TRAFALGAR

Young families keep the Pretoria East market buoyantP retoria East has become

very popular for young and upcoming professionals

and young families because of its central position – within easy reach of Centurion, Midrand, Joburg and OR Tambo International Airport.

“Now that there is very little land left to develop, property values are sure to rise,” says IHPC estate agent Almarie Joubert.

Anne-Marie Scholtz, owner of top local agency RealNet Elegance, says, “Prices

for high-end homes in the Silver Lakes Golf Estate to the east of Pretoria have climbed steeply in recent months in response to a growing shortage of stock. The average price of recent sales in Silver Lakes has been around R4m,” she says.

“And although it’s the premier estate in the area, we are now experiencing more robust sales in the surrounding estates like The Meadows and Six Fountains, where buyers currently have a greater choice of homes for sale and the average price is only

around R2,7m.” Joubert says she has dealt with many buyers from America and Europe – Germany and Italy in particular – and this could be attributed to the “embassy boulevard” in central Pretoria.

Anton van der Walt, owner of the Chas Everitt International franchise for Pretoria East, says there has been a steady growth in prices which have risen by 7% to 8% in the past year and made the area one of the safest investment prospects in the Tshwane metro.

Semigration patterns“The fact is that residential property in Cape Town is, on average, far more expensive, and you’re likely to get less house for your money if you’re only spending your Gauteng house sale price," he says.

"On the up side, return on investment on Cape Town property also tends to be higher, so once you’re in the market you should have a higher-yielding, safe investment.”

Approximately 3% of the interest (views) in properties for sale in the Cape Town City Bowl is attributable to properties for sale in Oranjezicht.

Interest Interest

Properties listed for sale in Oranjezicht comprise approximately 4% of the total sale listings in the Cape Town City Bowl.

Properties listed Properties listed

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Approximately 7% of the interest (views) in properties for rent in the Cape Town City Bowl is attributable to properties for rent in Oranjezicht.

Here’s what’s happening in property in the area

Oranjezicht

Median asking prices

For a typical property (four-bedroom house)

For a typical rental property (two-bedroom apartment)

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Properties listed for rent in Oranjezicht comprise approximately 8% of the total rental listings in the Cape Town City Bowl.

Suburb focus

3%

Buying in Oranjezicht

The monthly bond repayment to

purchase a typical property in

Oranjezicht, namely a four-bedroom

house, with the median asking price

of R12m, is R119,806 per month over

20 years at prime of 10,5% with

no deposit.

4% 8%

7%

69%

14%

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8%

BEST IN FOOD:

• La Frasca Restaurant and Pizzeria:

for pizza and a vibey atmosphere

• Marika’s: for authentic Greek food

and cosy family feel

• Chef Pon’s Asian Kitchen: for South

Asian food

• Gallagher’s Restaurant: for elegant

contemporary dining

• Will’s Cafe & Deli, (formerly

Carlucci’s): for coffee and

sandwiches

THINGS TO DO:

• Summer concerts and dog-walking in

De Waal Park.

• Hike up Table Mountain.

• Volunteer at Oranjezicht City Farm or

stroll through the paths.

• Shop in Gardens Shopping Centre.

• Jog around the Molteno Reservoir.

TOP SCHOOLS:

• St Cyprians

• Herzlia Middle School

• Stepping Stones Montessori

Pre-school

• German International School

• Hoërskool Jan van Riebeeck

Q: What attracts buyers to the area?A: The climate is exceptional, the

quality of life is fantastic and value for money cannot compare. Nestled in the arms of Table Mountain with dramatic views over the city, there are only a few more beautiful and scenic places to live. Oranjezicht offers a quality selection of top schools such as St Cyprians and Herzlia, to name a few. There is a wonderful community feel to the area with many local parks and coffee shops to visit. The state of the art licence plate recognition camera system in the area, supported by RE/MAX Living and ADT, encourages all security forces in the area to work together to keep the community safe.

Q: Who is buying property in the area and what types of properties are available?

A: Oranjezicht is extremely popular with those looking for a spacious family home. Homes tend to be on larger erven compared to other suburbs within the city bowl. Houses are rich in character, offer ing good accommodation and fair-sized outside areas for chil dren and family pets. A number of our clients have returned after living abroad with fond memories of their childhood. Couples are enrolling their young children at the excellent schools nearby. Properties range from large, architecturally designed homes with magnificent views, to Victorian row-houses steeped in heritage, charm and character.

Agent commentary

The backdrop of Table Mountain in all its moods and the long views over the city and harbour from

the upper slopes are an ever-present feature of Oranjezicht. Stretching up from the CBD between Gardens and Vredehoek, Oranjezicht is popular with families because of its large and often lavish homes with gardens, top schools nearby, tree-lined avenues, and peaceful residential feel. It’s also close to the buzz of the CBD. “It feels like living in a European city, rather than suburbia,” says long-time resident Mel Hagen. “We’re really close to everything, within walking distance of the CBD down Government Avenue, and the MyCiTi bus operates out of the Gardens Station if you want to go further afield.”

Small and intimate with a village feel, Gardens Shopping Centre has a wonderful selection of shops and boutiques including La Crémerie specialist cheese shop, Raith Gourmet,

and Cassis for tempting patisserie and macarons. De Waal Park is a community hub bridging Gardens and Oranjezicht – a place for dog-walkers, runners, and kids to enjoy green space and another lovely view of the mountain. Free summer concerts, a Victorian bandstand where you might find Run Rabbit Run Coffee Roastery on a Sunday, and a lawn tennis club, all add to the appeal. Another green paradise is the Oranjezicht City Farm next to Homestead Park, a thriving vegetable garden supplying the market of the same name, where locals can volunteer, or just visit and wander through the paths between beds of flowers and organic veggies.

While the suburb itself only has a sprinkling of cafes and restaurants within its borders, nearby Kloof Street has a huge variety of foodie destinations. Wembley Square’s cafes and Virgin Active gym are just over the road, and the whole of the CBD is on your doorstep.

Q: What can buyers expect to pay for property?

A: The beautiful residential area of Oranjezicht, with its historical houses and tree-lined avenues, remains in high demand. This is a perfect area for families and young professionals as it offers easy access to the CBD and is close to amenities like Gardens Shopping Centre and Wembley Square. Premier schools – Herzlia, St Cyprians, and Stepping Stones Montessori – is in close proximity which, in turn, drives demand for families to reside close by. The starting price for freehold homes is around R5m, which will buy you an older, unrenovated house. Prices increase to around R25m on the upper slopes for beautiful, lavish homes.

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Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / Situated in the sought-after Bel’Aire Security Estate. Clever use of space with immaculate finishes throughout.

Lorraine 082 892 4386 / Willis 083 269 1014

Somerset West / R9.5 million

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Bedrooms 5 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 4 / Exceptional spacious family home 6000m² - with beautiful sea and mountain views.

Louise Momberg 082 553 0427

Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 /Energy efficient home. Split level living areas, lovely views. Large rooms throughout. Big child-friendly garden.

Vivienne 082 569 4739 / Koos 083 399 8002

Vermont / R9.5 million

Loevenstein / R3.195 million

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Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 2 / Contemporary masterpiece with expansive views. Floor to ceiling windows that stack away to showcase the beauty of Hermanus.

Dinita Hewett 082 898 4519

Bedrooms 5 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / Executive home with farmhouse ambiance. Situated in quiet street opposite a park. Close to excellent schools. Loads to offer.

Peta Bodley 083 528 1290

Hillside Village, Hermanus / R16.95 million

Kenridge Heights / R5.35 millionBedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 1 / Delightful, low maintenance duplex. Quick access to the R44 and main arterial routes. Discover the good life in this sought-after complex.

Thea Albertyn 082 925 5510

Somerset West / R1.695 millionBedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / This is an eco-friendly house overlooking the reserve. Double insulation in the floors and walls affording you huge energy savings.

Hayley 082 926 8587 / Jordan 083 298 1481 / Igna 082 884 8492

Val de Vie / R5.25 million

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Bedrooms 16 / Bathrooms 16 / Parking 12 / This is a brilliant opportunity for investors in search of income generating units in the famous Franschhoek Village

Doug 072 610 7208 / Jeanine 082 410 6837

Franschhoek / R14.5 million + VAT

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Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 4 / Garages 3 / Magnificent modern masterpiece. This luxurious, modern home is set around a central wooden pool deck, with sliding doors opening up from the open-plan living areas for seamless indoor outdoor living.

Jordan Greenhalgh 083 298 1481 / Hayley van der Merwe 082 926 8587 / Igna de Villiers 082 884 8492

Pearl Valley R17.5 million

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Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 5 / This warm and welcoming contemporary home with breath-taking views and ideal location right next to the greenbelt of Baronetcy Estate, will take your breath away. Every room has a unique personality, with each space being utilized to its full potential.

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Baronetcy Estate, Plattekloof / R13.5 million Ref# 1PLA1250778

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Lyn Inch 083 259 1716 / Jenny Watton 083 446 0818

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Bedrooms 2 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 1 / Immaculate apartment with laminated floors in bedrooms. Spacious lounge/dining area with tiled floor and sliding doors to balcony. Tree views from windows. Large open-plan kitchen with granite topped cupboards. Geyser in garage on timer. 1 Parking bay. Follow PGP boards from The Paddocks Shopping Centre.

Paolo Girardi 083 259 8245

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Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 1 / Located in the highly sought-after Flamingo Vlei, close to great schools, shopping centres, gym and the MyCiti bus routes. This free-standing home is great value for money. With a little bit of TLC this home could be turned into a gem. Follow PGP boards from Cnr Pentz Drive and Birkenhead Road and Cnr Athens and Grey Road.

Royal Ascot / R1.68 million Flamingo Vlei / R2.3 million

Blouberg: 021 557 1115 • Big Bay: 021 554 0033 • Sunningdale: 021 556 2362 • Sunset Beach: 021 551 8640Atlantic Beach Estate: 021 201 8706 • pamgolding.co.za/western-seaboard

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Robyn Stawski 082 559 7563 / Lynn Pirrie 082 854 4916

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Bedrooms 4 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / A short walk to the beach with Table Mountain views from your main bedroom makes this an excellent buy. Light modern sun-filled interiors with double-volume living room and open-plan design. Follow PGP boards from Ocean Way, right into Beach Way Drive, third right turn into Cowrie Crescent, Nr. 17.

Hjalmar Larsen 082 940 8034

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Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / This lovely open-plan duplex townhouse comes with top-end finishes, large garden that is protected against the south-easter wind and sunny all year round. It also boasts a spacious lounge and well-kept double garage. Within walking distance to the beach. Follow PGP boards from Otto Du Plessis Drive.

Sunset Beach / R5.5 million Bloubergstrand / R2.65 million

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Atlantic Beach Estate / R9.5 million

Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / A spacious open-plan area including a kitchen, dining area and lounge are all positioned to maximise the views. Upstairs are 3 extra-large bedrooms with wooden oak flooring. One main en suite and the other 2 share a full bathroom. Large covered patio.

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Mandy Oschman 082 567 0398

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / Open-plan dining/kitchen area with separate scullery leading into the garage. The kitchen has stack away folding windows leading out onto the patio. The L-shaped covered patio with built-in braai is extra spacious and wind protected. Separate lounge area.

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Atlantic Beach Estate / R31 000 pm

Debbie Robbertze 083 616 0954

Bedrooms 5 / Bathrooms 3 / Garages 2 / Spacious double-storey home with the main bedroom downstairs, 3-4 bedrooms upstairs. Large open-plan kitchen/dining room, lounge with a fireplace. A cinema with projector and screen against the one wall. A manicured garden and saline swimming pool.

Ref# 1TV1264224 Atlantic Beach Estate / R27 000 pm

Debbie Robbertze 083 616 0954

Bedrooms 3 / Bathrooms 2 / Garages 2 / Nicely positioned house with open-plan kitchen and scullery. Open-plan lounge and dining room area with laminated flooring and fireplace. Wind-free undercover patio, swimming pool and braai leading onto a landscaped garden with a borehole.

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Modern family home in best position, showcases 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (2 en suite), open plan living, dining and fitted kitchen, private tv room, back patio, jungle gym, pool & loads of parking!

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Solid family home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, separate entrance granny flat with shower and toilet. Pool, Jacuzzi and outside entertainment area. Alarm & plenty parking.

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