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5 splendid South African coastal homes

Are you looking for a seaside property with contemporary finishes or something a bit more chic? Here are five sumptuous, coastal homes to choose from… 

A multi-level home with part glass frontage, this gentleman’s lair is a contemporary piece featuring five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a modern kitchen. It is on the market for R25 million - click here to view.

1. Contemporary Llandudno retreat

From the lush, private garden it looks like the splendid blue sky is touching the sea. Below, Llandudno Beach, a blanket of Blue Flag white sand stretches out from under the ocean. This sumptuous scene makes up the foreground of the R25 million Llandudno property in the Western Cape.

A multi-level home with part glass frontage, this gentleman’s lair is a contemporary piece through and through. Not a stitch of typical coastal décor in sight or a hair out of place, the lounge is an arrangement of white walls and stylish furniture, pleasingly embellished with vases and scatter cushions.

The kitchen, a modern affair of stainless steel and fitted cabinets, stands in a small niche; a red accent wall on either end. This design seems to live on in the dining table, which takes cardinal position across the kitchen counter. Its glass top and wooden legs mirror the gleaming kitchenware and cabinets.

A smattering of nature-themed accessories like the horns and animal print rugs, keep the scale of the luxury grounded.

This five bedroom, seven bathroom retreat has a pool table, wine cellar, an entertainment deck, swimming pool and staff accommodation.

Llandudno is the perfect spot for surfing, body boarding, whale watching and snorkeling.

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This majestic eight bedroom mansion in Camps Bay has a state-of-the-art, luxurious penthouse suite with a private deck and jacuzzi, generous and elegantly furnished living areas and a dining room with foldaway glass doors. It is priced at R45 million - click here to view.

2. Majestic Camps Bay home

The warm lights cast a saffron glow on the brown and creamy tones that make up the outer hull of this Camps Bay home. Complementing these shades are the richly coloured flora planters, the blue of the infinity rim flow pool and the smart outdoor furniture where a party of four or more could enjoy a sundowner or two.

This majestic eight bedroom mansion has a state-of-the-art, luxurious penthouse suite with a private deck and jacuzzi, generous and elegantly furnished living areas and a dining room with foldaway glass doors.

Worth noting is a statement bathroom featuring high-class finishes, red ottomans and his and hers sinks - chic simplicity to indulge in.

Last but not least, the scantily furnished bedrooms can be described as harmonious, relaxation capsules; getaways framed by abundant gardens or beautiful seas.

The home is priced at a jaw-dropping R45 million.

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An invitation to unwind in Hout Bay, this six bedroom contemporary designer home has commanding, all-encompassing views from its prime elevated position in the valley. It is on the market for R10.5 million - click here to view.

3. Hout Bay’s magnificent valley retreat

An invitation to unwind in Hout Bay, this contemporary designer home has commanding, all-encompassing views from its prime elevated position in the valley. The outdoors, exotic in their splendour, offer wooden decking and sun loungers, a dining table and chairs for an alfresco spread and a refreshing rim flow pool, which overlooks the garden.

This modern oasis on the market for R10.5 million is a naturally lit arrangement of white walls and a spattering of blues, oranges, reds and greens.

An imported Italian kitchen flawlessly blends in with the dining room, which complements the lounge on the other side of the all-white gas fireplace.

The home also features a well-stocked study, game rooms, a gym, a three-car garage and staff accommodation.

Hout Bay still has a working harbour and offers a number of restaurants, a bird park, hiking trails, nature reserves and white beaches.

Residents and tourists alike can also enjoy the Hout Bay craft market on the village green.

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This Balinese inspired home in Zimbali offers four bedrooms, an outdoor undercover dining area with entertainer’s kitchen, sun soaked patios, an infinity pool and pergola. It is priced at R32 million - click here to view.

4. Zimbali masterpiece

Dreamy, plump pillows rest back on a white headboard. A seating area at the foot of the bed marks off the end of a delicately, well-put together bedroom.

A main bedroom of blue, mixes and matches unpolished woods with futuristic furnishings giving it that homespun look. Still lavish in its simplicity, this bedroom sports distinctive wallpaper, wall art and LED strip lights in the ceiling.

The suave living room is decorated in neutral pieces, an animal skin area rug, a leather sectional sofa, complementary prickly vases, a flat screen TV and round coffee table. A cluster of copper shade pendants hang from the double volume ceiling – a canny way of bouncing of the natural light that comes in through the adjacent window.

Winding through this Balinese inspired home and connecting the indoors with the outdoors is a custom-made Koi pond.

The home also offers an outdoor undercover dining area with entertainer’s kitchen, sun soaked patios, an infinity pool and pergola. This home is on the market for R32 million.

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This four bedroom, four bathroom La Lucia home is both tastefully finished and furnished. It is priced at R22 million - click here to view.

5. Radiant La Lucia oasis

For R22 million you could have this classy, all-white property with apple green grass and vivid pool.

Radiant and breezy, all around the home you’ll find vases of flowers and greenery.

Dominating the scene is a blue and white motif that can be found on the scatter cushions, in the wall art, on the sofa in the bedroom, on the patio outdoors and in the shower. Laced in between these designs are miniature elephant sculptures, a decorative mirror to catch the light and an expansive zebra painting with a red horizon.

The new owners will also have use of a study, a family/TV room, staff accommodation and an entertainment patio.

La Lucia’s waters are home to tropical fish and exotic coral reefs, and are great for snorkeling, diving, surfing and swimming.

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Katlego Sekano

Katlego Sekano

Journalist at Property24.com

Journalist at Property24.com

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