Description
A much-loved, solidly built and spacious, thatch roof home on a large stand within a popular area. The home offers a large entertainment room with fireplace which could be a work from home area or offers flatlet conversion potential.
Spacious reception rooms include an open plan dining room and lounge overlooking the garden and pool area. A further sunroom leads out to the garden, pool and entertainment lapa. A spacious study is situated close to the entrance.
The 40m2 lapa comes equipped with a pizza oven, bar fridge, fitted gas braai and 8 seater wooden table with benches.
Large kitchen area with space for 3 appliances and a double fridge which leads out to a drying yard with staff loo and shower as well as a small room.
The upstairs area leads off one side to 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms including a main en suite with bath and shower.
The other side leads to the large 90m2 entertainment room with bar, fireplace and wine rack including wine. This room has a separate outdoor staircase for access separate from the house.
3 Garages include 2 automated and 1 manual. One garage has a drive through door ideal for trailer parking and a workshop area is behind another of the garages.
Monthly Costs include: CoJ Municipal rates - R R 2529.14; Refuse Collection - R 514.05; Electricity and water metered and charged on Municipal Account.
Area Levy - R 350. Area secured by 24/7 camera monitoring, road closures and an active community.
Good access to main routes, schools, hospitals and shopping centres.
Viewings by appointment. Please contact Jenny to arrange.
Olivedale is a lovely family-oriented community situated close to community parks on the banks of the Jukskei River. Residents of the area are seen out enjoying the parks, play equipment, cycle tracks as well as walking their dogs and jogging in the area.
The township of Olivedale - part of Olievenhoutspoort - was developed on the Amsterdam Estate which was established in 1943 by Mr. J. Messias, a diamond dealer who emigrated from Holland before the Second World War. He established a free range chicken farm and planted an Orchard of 50,000 Peach Trees. His house and surrounding structures were built by Italian prisoners of war who came from Zonderwater, Prisoner of War Camp. The Italians constructed a windmill using a magazine picture as their guide. This windmill was declared a national monument in 1989 and proudly stands in the area.
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