Property in Plettenberg Bay, Formosa 

Plettenberg Bay , Eden
Self-Catering 2 Bedroom Unit - Plettenberg Bay - Close to beach. Rental price is negotiable. Good onsite facilities - pool, playground, restaurant. Resort managed by VMS Resorts. See link for additional resort detail s . Please look at the 2 Bedroom 1 bathroom for example of unit - ***

Plettenberg Bay , Eden
This 5 star resort is right next to the beach - and available as a Christmas holiday! This accommodation sleeps 4 people for seven nights at R1807 per night for 7 nights. Total price R12650 Arrival: 21-12-2018 (15:00) Departure: 28-12-2018 (9:00)

Plettenberg Bay , Eden
Swallows Nest is a lovely, well appointed thatch house nestled in the heart of Plettenberg Bay. This is a 4 bedroom home with one room and shower separate from the house. The entertainment area is any holidaymakers dream home from home, with outside dining and lounge area, gas braai and Weber and a beautiful pool with a water feature. The home is built on 2 levels with the living area, kitchen and full laundry, 2 bedrooms and bathroom with showers as well as a large lounge area with fireplace for the cooler winter evenings. The upper level consists of the dining area with French doors leading out onto a patio area with comfy chairs to relax and take in the beautiful views of the Formosa mountains and distant sea view. There is also another bedroom with twin beds in the upstairs loft area. The home is fully walled, private and secure with parking available undercover for 1 car. Furnished Property Reference #: 3015754 Nearby Places/Vicinity: *** Agent Details: www.safarinow.com 153 Main road Muizenbuerg 7945

Garden Route Plettenberg Bay,Western Cape,Plettenberg Bay,539 boskey dell''s
BOSKY DELL'S FARM FOR SALE IN PLETTENBERG BAY EXCLUSIVE MANDATE. Bosky Dells history can be traced to the mid-nineteenth century, when the charming stone cottage (which now serves as the primary dwelling) was built by English settlers to the region. This served as home and school to one of the early inhabitants, whose fifteen children required schooling, necessitating a school to be built on the property, to avoid the daily trek to Plettenberg Bay. Although additional accommodation and facilities have been added over generations, Bosky Dells character and charm has been preserved, and its footprint has remained the same for 150 years. Bosky Dells 68 hectares is nestled in the forested Boschrivier valley, with the river flowing through the property, this idyllic valley offers a unique combination of afromontane forest and fynbos. Lush local flora plays host to an abundance of indigenous animal and bird life. The Boschrivier serves as perennial, potable water supply to the property, which has since been augmented by a borehole. Power to the property is supplied by Eskom, the local power utility, with a 100kVa transformer. This is supplemented by an auto-mains failure diesel powered generator, rated at 82kVa. The property boasts a primary residence, a managers cottage, and several additional buildings which serve as stores, ablutions, staff facilities and the like, all of which have been modeled in the same authentic Cape Karoo architectural vernacular. In 2007, the current owners developed a formal rose garden which serves as the setting for a well-established wedding and function venue. This spectacular garden is home to over 5000 rose bushes, laid out in six distinct spaces, each of which boasts its own character. In 2015, The World Federation of Rose Societies awarded the garden the prestigious Garden of Excellence Award (one of only two in South Africa) presented in Lyon, France and this remains a popular tourist attraction during the flowering season. The property has a second title, covering 192 hectares, on which 12 hectares of vineyards have been cultivated. Plettenberg Bay is fast becoming the MCC capital of South Africa, with smaller vineyards already winning awards for their produce. As one of the largest local vineyards, the vines produce Sauvignon Blanc, Weisser Riesling and Pinot Noir. The vineyards overlook Plettenberg Bay and Peak Formosa, and on a clear day Witelsbos is visible, offering a unique and picturesque backdrop. Key Property Features 14 Bedrooms 14 Bathrooms 14 En-suite 4 Garages 2 Lounges Alarm Built In Braai BIC Club House Deck Electric Fencing Entrance Hall Family Tv Room Fenced Fireplace Garden Garden Cottage Guest Toilet Kitchen Lapa Laundry Pantry Patio Paving Pet Friendly Pool Scenic View Scullery Sea View Security Post Staff Quarters Storage Study Walk In Closet

Plettenberg Bay , Eden
Property Address: 539 Bosky Dell's Farm Plettenberg Bay Rural, Plettenberg Bay BOSKY DELL'S FARM FOR SALE IN PLETTENBERG BAY EXCLUSIVE MANDATE. Bosky Dell’s history can be traced to the mid-nineteenth century, when the charming stone cottage (which now serves as the primary dwelling) was built by English settlers to the region. This served as home and school to one of the early inhabitants, whose fifteen children required schooling, necessitating a school to be built on the property, to avoid the daily trek to Plettenberg Bay. Although additional accommodation and facilities have been added over generations, Bosky Dell’s character and charm has been preserved, and its ‘footprint’ has remained the same for 150 years. Bosky Dell’s 68 hectares is nestled in the forested ‘Boschrivier’ valley, with the river flowing through the property, this idyllic valley offers a unique combination of afromontane forest and fynbos. Lush local flora plays host to an abundance of indigenous animal and bird life. The Boschrivier serves as perennial, potable water supply to the property, which has since been augmented by a borehole. Power to the property is supplied by Eskom, the local power utility, with a 100kVa transformer. This is supplemented by an auto-mains failure diesel powered generator, rated at 82kVa. The property boasts a primary residence, a manager’s cottage, and several additional buildings which serve as stores, ablutions, staff facilities and the like, all of which have been modeled in the same authentic Cape Karoo architectural vernacular. In 2007, the current owners developed a formal rose garden which serves as the setting for a well-established wedding and function venue. This spectacular garden is home to over 5000 rose bushes, laid out in six distinct spaces, each of which boasts its own character. In 2015, The World Federation of Rose Societies awarded the garden the prestigious ‘Garden of Excellence Award’ (one of only two in South Africa) presented in Lyon, France and this remains a popular tourist attraction during the flowering season. The property has a second title, covering 192 hectares, on which 12 hectares of vineyards have been cultivated. Plettenberg Bay is fast becoming the ‘MCC’ capital of South Africa, with smaller vineyards already winning awards for their produce. As one of the largest local vineyards, the vines produce Sauvignon Blanc, Weisser Riesling and Pinot Noir. The vineyards overlook Plettenberg Bay and Peak Formosa, and on a clear day Witelsbos is visible, offering a unique and picturesque backdrop. # Reception Rooms: 2 # Entrance Hall: 1 # Parking: 4 Has Pool Has Garden Security Features: fence, alarm Property Reference #: 2629832 Agent Details: Deon Wessels Chas Everitt Plettenberg Bay 26 Main Street Plettenberg Bay6600

Garden Route Harkerville,Western Cape,Plettenberg Bay,aura
Back to nature. Do you dream of growing your own veggies, harvesting fruit from your orchard and watching your children ride their pony in the nearby paddock? If so this 3.4 ha smallholding would be perfect. Lovely main house with its own swimming pool and 3 additional cottages which currently bring in a good rental income. Neat, well-kept property with plenty of water tanks and a small dam. 3 Phase power and a short 10km drive on the N2 to get to Plettenberg Bay or Knysna. Come and live the dream and breathe. MORE ABOUT PLETTENBERG BAY The Garden Route has a Mediterranean Maritime climate, with moderately hot summers, and mild to chilly winters. It is one of the richest rainfall areas, most of which occurs in the winter months, brought by the humid sea-winds from the Indian Ocean. Any time of the year is good for visiting the area, depending if you enjoy a peaceful retreat during the winter months or a bustling holiday destination during the summer. Originally christened Bahia Formosa (beautiful bay) by early Portuguese explorers, Plettenberg Bay can now be accessed by first class national roads, by sea or by scheduled air flights. The great forests lying at the feet of the fabled Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma mountains are the gateway to the incredible indigenous African wealth of Plettenberg Bay, which lies on South Africa's spectacular south coast 210kms from Port Elizabeth and +/- 600 km from Cape Town. The Outeniqua-Tsitsikamma indigenous forests are a unique mixture of Cape Fynbos and temperate forest and offer the nature lover world-renowned hiking trails and an exciting opportunity to see the last remaining forest elephants of South Africa. The entire area teems with birdlife. Nearly 300 species are to be found in the great variety of habitats ranging from Fynbos to forest to wetlands. No less than ten important nature reserves embrace the varied ecosystems of the area as well as unique marine reserves, home to soft coral reefs, dolphins, seals and a host of other marine life. The bay itself is Nursery to the endangered Southern Right Whale which comes here to calve in the winter and spring (July to December). The area is of course a sports paradise and boasts fabulous trails for hikers, mountain bikers, horse riders and canoeists. The highlight of the area is undoubtedly the rivers, beaches and the bay with its ideal conditions for all facets of water sports, including sailing in the safe waters of the Bay, superb rock and surf fishing and scuba diving spots. Alternately one can simply stroll along its clean, sandy beaches stretching for miles along the Indian Ocean or enjoy its safe swimming areas. At night, Plettenberg Bay is alive with pubs, night-spots and fine restaurants. A wide range of accommodation offers luxury hotels, exclusive country retreats, cosy bed and breakfasts, self-catering chalets and excellent camping facilities. Key Property Features 8 Bathrooms 9 Bedrooms 1 Covered Parkings 3 Dining Areas 3 Lounges Deck Patio Pool Scenic View Staff Quarters

Plettenberg Bay,Plettenberg Bay Rural
BOSKY DELL'S FARM FOR SALE IN PLETTENBERG BAY EXCLUSIVE MANDATE. Bosky Dell’s history can be traced to the mid-nineteenth century, when the charming stone cottage (which now serves as the primary dwelling) was built by English settlers to the region. This served as home and school to one of the early inhabitants, whose fifteen children required schooling, necessitating a school to be built on the property, to avoid the daily trek to Plettenberg Bay. Although additional accommodation and facilities have been added over generations, Bosky Dell’s character and charm has been preserved, and its ‘footprint’ has remained the same for 150 years. Bosky Dell’s 68 hectares is nestled in the forested ‘Boschrivier’ valley, with the river flowing through the property, this idyllic valley offers a unique combination of afromontane forest and fynbos. Lush local flora plays host to an abundance of indigenous animal and bird life. The Boschrivier serves as perennial, potable water supply to the property, which has since been augmented by a borehole. Power to the property is supplied by Eskom, the local power utility, with a 100kVa transformer. This is supplemented by an auto-mains failure diesel powered generator, rated at 82kVa. The property boasts a primary residence, a manager’s cottage, and several additional buildings which serve as stores, ablutions, staff facilities and the like, all of which have been modeled in the same authentic Cape Karoo architectural vernacular. In 2007, the current owners developed a formal rose garden which serves as the setting for a well-established wedding and function venue. This spectacular garden is home to over 5000 rose bushes, laid out in six distinct spaces, each of which boasts its own character. In 2015, The World Federation of Rose Societies awarded the garden the prestigious ‘Garden of Excellence Award’ (one of only two in South Africa) presented in Lyon, France and this remains a popular tourist attraction during the flowering season. The property has a second title, covering 192 hectares, on which 12 hectares of vineyards have been cultivated. Plettenberg Bay is fast becoming the ‘MCC’ capital of South Africa, with smaller vineyards already winning awards for their produce. As one of the largest local vineyards, the vines produce Sauvignon Blanc, Weisser Riesling and Pinot Noir. The vineyards overlook Plettenberg Bay and Peak Formosa, and on a clear day Witelsbos is visible, offering a unique and picturesque backdrop.

Garden Route The Crags,Western Cape,Plettenberg Bay,redford road, the crags the crags
SOLE MANDATE A very rare find!!! Approximately 2 hectares of vacant land in Redford, The Crags. This smaller and affordable property is situated in the heart of polo and wine country. There is electricity availability and a dam. The land is currently under pasture and just waiting for its new owner!! MORE ABOUT PLETTENBERG BAY The Garden Route has a Mediterranean Maritime climate, with moderately hot summers, and mild to chilly winters. It is one of the richest rainfall areas, most of which occurs in the winter months, brought by the humid sea-winds from the Indian Ocean. Any time of the year is good for visiting the area, depending if you enjoy a peaceful retreat during the winter months or a bustling holiday destination during the summer. Originally christened Bahia Formosa (beautiful bay) by early Portuguese explorers, Plettenberg Bay can now be accessed by first class national roads, by sea or by scheduled air flights. The great forests lying at the feet of the fabled Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma mountains are the gateway to the incredible indigenous African wealth of Plettenberg Bay, which lies on South Africa's spectacular south coast 210kms from Port Elizabeth and +/- 600 km from Cape Town. The Outeniqua-Tsitsikamma indigenous forests are a unique mixture of Cape Fynbos and temperate forest and offer the nature lover world-renowned hiking trails and an exciting opportunity to see the last remaining forest elephants of South Africa. The entire area teems with birdlife. Nearly 300 species are to be found in the great variety of habitats ranging from Fynbos to forest to wetlands. No less than ten important nature reserves embrace the varied ecosystems of the area as well as unique marine reserves, home to soft coral reefs, dolphins, seals and a host of other marine life. The bay itself is Nursery to the endangered Southern Right Whale which comes here to calve in the winter and spring (July to December). The area is of course a sports paradise and boasts fabulous trails for hikers, mountain bikers, horse riders and canoeists. The highlight of the area is undoubtedly the rivers, beaches and the bay with its ideal conditions for all facets of water sports, including sailing in the safe waters of the Bay, superb rock and surf fishing and scuba diving spots. Alternately one can simply stroll along its clean, sandy beaches stretching for miles along the Indian Ocean or enjoy its safe swimming areas. At night, Plettenberg Bay is alive with pubs, night-spots and fine restaurants. A wide range of accommodation offers luxury hotels, exclusive country retreats, cosy bed and breakfasts, self-catering chalets and excellent camping facilities.

Plettenberg Bay , Eden
Located only a few kilometres from the famous Plettenberg Bay Beach, Formosa Bay is a welcoming, lifestyle resort with on-site attractions for kids of all ages. The resort has freestanding self-catering chalets where guests can choose between two bedroomed apartments and studio apartments, which both feature selected DStv, fully equipped kitchens, and daily servicing. The resort also offers guests a swimming pool and a restaurant.The resort is set in tranquil gardens and found in the heart of the Garden Route, where there are many sights to enjoy and places to explore. Ideal for a romantic getaway or a well-deserved family break. Please take note that Resort Refurbishment to the Restaurant Deck will be undertaken from 06 April until 15 June 2018, resulting in fluctuating noise levels within the Central Resort Entertainment Area. Furnished Property Reference #: 2549504 Nearby Places/Vicinity: *** Agent Details: www.safarinow.com 153 Main road Muizenbuerg 7945

Garden Route Plettenberg Bay,Western Cape,Plettenberg Bay,9 roche bonne avenue
SOLE MANDATE This home is situated on a large stand in a tranquil area not far from all amenities as well as the beach. There is very little left in this price bracket and this home does offer very good value, whether it be for a permanent or holiday residence. MORE ABOUT PLETTENBERG BAY The Garden Route has a Mediterranean Maritime climate, with moderately hot summers, and mild to chilly winters. It is one of the richest rainfall areas, most of which occurs in the winter months, brought by the humid sea-winds from the Indian Ocean. Any time of the year is good for visiting the area, depending if you enjoy a peaceful retreat during the winter months or a bustling holiday destination during the summer. Originally christened Bahia Formosa (beautiful bay) by early Portuguese explorers, Plettenberg Bay can now be accessed by first class national roads, by sea or by scheduled air flights. The great forests lying at the feet of the fabled Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma mountains are the gateway to the incredible indigenous African wealth of Plettenberg Bay, which lies on South Africa's spectacular south coast 210kms from Port Elizabeth and +/- 600 km from Cape Town. The Outeniqua-Tsitsikamma indigenous forests are a unique mixture of Cape Fynbos and temperate forest and offer the nature lover world-renowned hiking trails and an exciting opportunity to see the last remaining forest elephants of South Africa. The entire area teems with birdlife. Nearly 300 species are to be found in the great variety of habitats ranging from Fynbos to forest to wetlands. No less than ten important nature reserves embrace the varied ecosystems of the area as well as unique marine reserves, home to soft coral reefs, dolphins, seals and a host of other marine life. The bay itself is Nursery to the endangered Southern Right Whale which comes here to calve in the winter and spring (July to December). The area is of course a sports paradise and boasts fabulous trails for hikers, mountain bikers, horse riders and canoeists. The highlight of the area is undoubtedly the rivers, beaches and the bay with its ideal conditions for all facets of water sports, including sailing in the safe waters of the Bay, superb rock and surf fishing and scuba diving spots. Alternately one can simply stroll along its clean, sandy beaches stretching for miles along the Indian Ocean or enjoy its safe swimming areas. At night, Plettenberg Bay is alive with pubs, night-spots and fine restaurants. A wide range of accommodation offers luxury hotels, exclusive country retreats, cosy bed and breakfasts, self-catering chalets and excellent camping facilities. Key Property Features 3 Bedrooms 2.5 Bathrooms 1 Dining Areas 1 En-suite 2 Garages 1 Lounges 1 Storeys Alarm BIC Deck Entrance Hall Family Tv Room Fireplace Garden Guest Toilet Kitchen Study

Plettenberg Bay , Eden
Property Address: Plettenberg Bay Central, Plettenberg Bay VACANT LAND FOR SALE IN PLETTENBERG BAY Vacant Commercial land measuring 7122m² for sale next to Formosa Garden Retirement Village. This piece of land is conveniently located just off the N2 highway in Plettenberg Bay and it offers breath-taking ocean, lagoon and mountain views. Property Reference #: 2245175 Agent Details: Nita Eksteen Chas Everitt Plettenberg Bay 26 Main Street Plettenberg Bay6600

Garden Route Brackenridge,Western Cape,Plettenberg Bay
Position, position - one of the very last stands near the main Brackenridge entrance - wonderful views of Robberg peninsula and the ocean. Relatively flat stand just waiting for a magnificent home to be built. Set in a gated, secure eco-estate. This unique property will be sold quickly. MORE ABOUT PLETTENBERG BAY The Garden Route has a Mediterranean Maritime climate, with moderately hot summers, and mild to chilly winters. It is one of the richest rainfall areas, most of which occurs in the winter months, brought by the humid sea-winds from the Indian Ocean. Any time of the year is good for visiting the area, depending if you enjoy a peaceful retreat during the winter months or a bustling holiday destination during the summer. Originally christened Bahia Formosa (beautiful bay) by early Portuguese explorers, Plettenberg Bay can now be accessed by first class national roads, by sea or by scheduled air flights. The great forests lying at the feet of the fabled Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma mountains are the gateway to the incredible indigenous African wealth of Plettenberg Bay, which lies on South Africa's spectacular south coast 210kms from Port Elizabeth and +/- 600 km from Cape Town. The Outeniqua-Tsitsikamma indigenous forests are a unique mixture of Cape Fynbos and temperate forest and offer the nature lover world-renowned hiking trails and an exciting opportunity to see the last remaining forest elephants of South Africa. The entire area teems with birdlife. Nearly 300 species are to be found in the great variety of habitats ranging from Fynbos to forest to wetlands. No less than ten important nature reserves embrace the varied ecosystems of the area as well as unique marine reserves, home to soft coral reefs, dolphins, seals and a host of other marine life. The bay itself is Nursery to the endangered Southern Right Whale which comes here to calve in the winter and spring (July to December). The area is of course a sports paradise and boasts fabulous trails for hikers, mountain bikers, horse riders and canoeists. The highlight of the area is undoubtedly the rivers, beaches and the bay with its ideal conditions for all facets of water sports, including sailing in the safe waters of the Bay, superb rock and surf fishing and scuba diving spots. Alternately one can simply stroll along its clean, sandy beaches stretching for miles along the Indian Ocean or enjoy its safe swimming areas. At night, Plettenberg Bay is alive with pubs, night-spots and fine restaurants. A wide range of accommodation offers luxury hotels, exclusive country retreats, cosy bed and breakfasts, self-catering chalets and excellent camping facilities.