GROTTO BAY PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL ESTATE, COASTAL
& NATURE RESERVE
FOR A TRULY DIFFERENT AND JOYFUL INVESTMENT
OWN A PART OF THE CAPE WEST COAST BIOSPHERE RESERVE ROUTE
27 -
Only
a short distance from Cape Town, in the Western Cape of South
Africa, along the R27 West Coast road, you find a unique place,
filled with exceptional character and breathtaking natural
beauty, The Cape West Coast Biosphere. A biosphere is not
a fenced-in Nature Reserve, but an internationally proclaimed
area of exceptional importance for both man and the environment.The
Cape West Coast Biosphere Reserve stretches from the mouth
of the Diep River at Milnerton, incorporating the entire coastal
lowlands to far north of the Berg River.
The West Coast Biosphere
The West Coast Biosphere was
proclaimed by UNESCO in 2000 to acclaim not only the inherent
quality of the West Coast's beauty, but also the local community's
approach to life, and living. A
world where man, and nature, need to live in harmony in order
to survive.
The Cape West Coast Biosphere offers many attractions for tourists
and visitors, such as Koeberg Nature Reserve, The West Coast
National Park, Cape Columbine Nature Reserve, The West Coast
Fossil Park, as well as, many proclaimed Local, Provincial and
Private Nature Reserves. Golf Courses, Wine Cellars, Hotels,
Motels, Restaurants, Arts and Crafts in many West Coast Villages
ad further to to the need to visit this fascinating region.
Investment
Proclaimed
a Nature Reserve in 2003, Grotto Bay Private Residential Estate,
Coastal & Nature Reserve forms part of the West Coast Biosphere
Reserve. Only 45 minutes scenic drive from Cape Town, Grotto
Bay, as a safe and secure Estate, offers the investor abundant
fynbos, during spring the strandveld comes alive with a sea
of colourful flowers, a vast and wonderful bird life, over 150
species, and a haven for duiker, steenbok and various other
wild
life species. All of this can be spotted from Estate homes or
porches and the many hiking trials and paths, such as the proclaimed
Black Oystercatcher Hiking Trial where the Black Oystercatcher
Conservation and Breeding programme has been successfully implemented
in close working relation with the University of Cape Town and
the efforts of property owners on Grotto Bay Estate. (The Black
Oystercatcher is classified in the International Red Data Book
as vulnerable)
The Estate (500
hectare) boasts only 240 plots / erven, currently 120 homes
have been built, all with sea views and some with Table Mountain
views. Paths and Trials are laid out for easy access to enjoy
the secluded beaches and rocky inlets and coves, with many activities
such as hiking, surfing, fishing and diving. Spot whales, seals
or dolphins frolic in the sea and surf, while sipping a wine
bought from one of the regional Wine Cellars. Own your own part
of the Extraordinary West Coast of South Africa.
Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty
OUR NAME IS KNOWN AROUND THE WORLD FOR SELLING PRECIOUS OBJECTS........
WE ALSO SELL SOME RATHER EXTRAORDINARY PLACES TO STORE THEM!
GROTTO BAY COASTAL AND NATURE RESERVE -
EXTRAORDINARY
Only
a short distance from Cape Town, in the Western Cape of South
Africa, along the R27 West Coast road, you find a unique place,
filled with exceptional character and breathtaking natural
beauty, The Cape West Coast Biosphere. A biosphere is not
a fenced-in Nature Reserve, but an internationally proclaimed
area of exceptional importance for both man and the environment.
The
Cape West Coast Biosphere Reserve stretches from the mouth
of the Diep River at Milnerton, incorporating the entire coastal
lowlands to far north of the Berg River.
A
world where man, and nature, need to live in harmony in order
to survive.
Proclaimed
a Nature Reserve in 2003, Grotto Bay Private Residential Estate,
Coastal & Nature Reserve forms part of the West Coast Biosphere
Reserve. Only 45 minutes scenic drive from Cape Town, Grotto
Bay, as a safe and secure Estate, offers the investor abundant
fynbos, during spring the strandveld comes alive with a sea
of colourful flowers, a vast and wonderful bird life, over 150
species, and a haven for duiker, steenbok and various other
wild
life species. All of this can be spotted from Estate homes or
porches and the many hiking trials and paths, such as the proclaimed
Black Oystercatcher Hiking Trial where the Black Oystercatcher
Conservation and Breeding programme has been successfully implemented
in close working relation with the University of Cape Town and
the efforts of property owners on Grotto Bay Estate. (The Black
Oystercatcher is classified in the International Red Data Book
as vulnerable)
(500
hectare) boasts only 240 plots / erven, currently 120 homes
have been built, all with sea views and some with Table Mountain
views. Paths and Trials are laid out for easy access to enjoy
the secluded beaches and rocky inlets and coves, with many activities
such as hiking, surfing, fishing and diving. Spot whales, seals
or dolphins frolic in the sea and surf, while sipping a wine
bought from one of the regional Wine Cellars. Own your own part
of the Extraordinary West Coast of South Africa.
