780m² Vacant Land For Sale in St Francis On Sea Phase I I
R650,000
08 Cowrie Crescent, St Francis On Sea Phase I I, St Francis Bay
Monthly Bond Repayment R6,931.79
Calculated over 20 years at 11.5% with no deposit.
Web Ref
RL956549
Monthly Levy
R0.10
Monthly Rates
R280
Special Levy
R0.10
Location Location Location !!!!
This amazing stand is located at the port of St Francis bay with amenities just walking distance form the property.
this opportunity could be yours as a future investor or to build your dream home on the coast of St Francis Bay. With restaurants and shops close by and a safe area for the whole family it is one opportunity one should not miss.
The stand has great views of the port and the ocean with stunning wildlife surrounding the area it is such a tranquil space to be. The area has lovely walkways for those weekend hikes along the beach to soak in all that nature has to offer.
The Kromme River can be navigated for 10 km by leisure boat or canoe, while the extensive canal system offers residents and holidaymakers an exotic marina lifestyle.
Fish from your front lawn, enjoy a daily sight-seeing around town, or simply relax and finish your day with a sunset cruise in South Africa’s "Little Venice".
Sunset Rocks in Cape St. Francis are brilliant for sundowners in the summer.
Seal Point lighthouse is situated approximately 30 km from Humansdorp and 100 km from Port Elizabeth and is home to the tallest masonry building, standing 27.75 meters high. The focal plane is 36 meters above sea level, and the light has a range of 28 sea miles.
Hiking the Sand River is recommended at any time of the year. If lucky, you may see the beautiful Crystal Pools. The water in the Sand River flows underground over the hard, rocky substrate that underlies the dunes. After heavy rains, the water table rises to form pools.
Bruce Brown searched the world for the perfect wave. He found it at St. Francis Bay and named it 'Bruce's Beauties'. St. Francis Bay is one of the world's great surf spots, and you do not need to be a surfer to enjoy this graceful sport. Delight in watching the followers "search" for the perfect wave!
Seals is now also the place to be for surfers from Cape St. Francis. The quiet fishing haven of Oyster Bay lies some 20 kilometers to the west, while the agricultural capital of the region is Humansdorp.
Today, St. Francis is famous for far more than just surfing; it boasts picturesque homes adorned with black roofs and white walls.
Towards Santareme and Port St. Francis, the uniformity is repeated, this time with Mediterranean and Tuscan homes filling in the dune fields and fynbos. Cape St. Francis is known for keeping things clean and low-key.
Whale watching in season July to early December – boat trips onto the bay to view these magnificent creatures
There are two 18-hole golf courses in our village. The Jack Nicklaus designed the St Francis Links course which can be quite a challenge.
Just walk a beach – we have 2 stunning beaches to choose from!
There’s so much to see in the surroundings of St Francis Call me today to view!
this opportunity could be yours as a future investor or to build your dream home on the coast of St Francis Bay. With restaurants and shops close by and a safe area for the whole family it is one opportunity one should not miss.
The stand has great views of the port and the ocean with stunning wildlife surrounding the area it is such a tranquil space to be. The area has lovely walkways for those weekend hikes along the beach to soak in all that nature has to offer.
The Kromme River can be navigated for 10 km by leisure boat or canoe, while the extensive canal system offers residents and holidaymakers an exotic marina lifestyle.
Fish from your front lawn, enjoy a daily sight-seeing around town, or simply relax and finish your day with a sunset cruise in South Africa’s "Little Venice".
Sunset Rocks in Cape St. Francis are brilliant for sundowners in the summer.
Seal Point lighthouse is situated approximately 30 km from Humansdorp and 100 km from Port Elizabeth and is home to the tallest masonry building, standing 27.75 meters high. The focal plane is 36 meters above sea level, and the light has a range of 28 sea miles.
Hiking the Sand River is recommended at any time of the year. If lucky, you may see the beautiful Crystal Pools. The water in the Sand River flows underground over the hard, rocky substrate that underlies the dunes. After heavy rains, the water table rises to form pools.
Bruce Brown searched the world for the perfect wave. He found it at St. Francis Bay and named it 'Bruce's Beauties'. St. Francis Bay is one of the world's great surf spots, and you do not need to be a surfer to enjoy this graceful sport. Delight in watching the followers "search" for the perfect wave!
Seals is now also the place to be for surfers from Cape St. Francis. The quiet fishing haven of Oyster Bay lies some 20 kilometers to the west, while the agricultural capital of the region is Humansdorp.
Today, St. Francis is famous for far more than just surfing; it boasts picturesque homes adorned with black roofs and white walls.
Towards Santareme and Port St. Francis, the uniformity is repeated, this time with Mediterranean and Tuscan homes filling in the dune fields and fynbos. Cape St. Francis is known for keeping things clean and low-key.
Whale watching in season July to early December – boat trips onto the bay to view these magnificent creatures
There are two 18-hole golf courses in our village. The Jack Nicklaus designed the St Francis Links course which can be quite a challenge.
Just walk a beach – we have 2 stunning beaches to choose from!
There’s so much to see in the surroundings of St Francis Call me today to view!
St Francis On Sea Phase I I, St Francis Bay
Welcome to St Francis Bay, a coastal sanctuary tucked away along the sun-drenched shores of the Eastern Cape, South Africa. With its unspoiled beaches, meandering canals, and relaxed atmosphere, St Francis Bay beckons travellers seeking a peaceful escape amidst breathtaking natural beauty.Experience the laid-back ambience of St Francis Bay's village centre, where whitewashed buildings and thatched-roof cottages...
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