One of the Cape’s prime residential properties will hit the auction floor on 18 March.
Considered one of the Western Cape’s finest properties, Shenandoah in Constantia is situated on 25,000sqm of prime land and is a balance of glass, stone, marble, and water. Every room in the house has floor-to-ceiling windows.
One piece of glass had to be imported from France as no South African company could produce such a large piece of work.
It boasts three bedrooms, six bathrooms, a library and study, TV room, gymnasium, breakfast room, kitchen with scullery, double-volume lounge and wrap-around balconies. In terms of entertainment, it also sports a formal dining room, entertainment area, underfloor heating, mood lighting, and a built-in audio system throughout.
‘’This is a fantastic opportunity for beauty-loving investors. The property could be developed as a prime guest house in the leafy suburbs of Constantia, or be a dream home. The quality of the workmanship and finishes within the house is very unusual for Cape Town and much of it cannot be duplicated,’’ says Rael Levitt, CEO of Auction Alliance.
What’s unique about this auction is that the entire contents of the home, from the luxury furniture to the fireplaces, will also go on auction as well as the newly-renovated three bedroom second house which was designed to be used as an office.
The auction will take place at 10:00 at the Crystal Towers hotel in Century City, Cape Town.
For more information contact Ish Hendricks on 082 908 6653 or send an email.
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