Bergsig Avenue, Zomerlust Estate, Paarl, Western Cape, 7646 | Property for sale | Savills
484 sq m(5,209.73 sq ft)
Asking price R13,900,000(€727,192)

Bergsig AvenueZomerlust Estate, Paarl, Western Cape, 7646

  • Reduced
House
484 sq m (5,209.73 sq ft)
4Bedrooms
3Bathrooms
2Receptions

Key features

  • Mountains
  • Walking trails
  • Wine farms
  • Excellent schools
  • Canoe on the Berg river
  • Mountain biking
  • Restaurants

Exceptional family home in central Paarl.

About this property

  • This elegant Cape Dutch home is surrounded by a forest of mature stinkwood trees, and provides authentic country living in the heart of historic Paarl. The home is built in a classical North facing H-shape and was constructed with meticulous attention to detail. The property provides spectacular views of the famous Paarl Rock formation and surrounding mountains.

    The property is the ideal family home and a perfect lock-up-and-go property as it is equipped with both internal and automated shutters on all windows and doors and has recently been re-thatched. The windows and doors are custom made from imported hardwood and equipped with solid brass fittings. There are air conditioners throughout, a back up generator, automated watering system, a well on the property and estate borehole makes this property unique in many ways.

Local information

  • There are many options when it comes to homes for sale in Paarl. You can choose from a variety of sprawling family homes, townhouse developments, luxury apartments and high-end retirement villages. There are also plenty of commercial opportunities as the location makes it ideal for those who want to start a B&B or guesthouse to service tourists who frequent the area. Farms for sale in Paarl are also popular due to the area's excellent winemaking reputation. As a growing town, Paarl offers an increasing number of development opportunities.

Additional information

  • Less than 20 minutes drive to Franschhoek with lots of wine farms to choose from. Paarl is the largest town in the Cape Winelands and the third-oldest European settlement in the country. The town is named after an ancient granite rock which is reminiscent of a glistening giant pearl in the sunlight. It retains much of its old-world charm and is surrounded by miles of vineyards, making property here a popular choice among families and nature lovers longing to enjoy tranquil country away from the stress of city life.