Lying between the popular suburbs of Oranjezicht and Tamboerskloof, Gardens is a respite from the hustle and bustle of the busy city centre just a stone’s throw away from its calm, leafy homes.
Just south of the city centre, the neighbourhood sits on the slopes above Cape Town City Bowl and is considered by many as the hub for the Cape Town creative industry. The affluent neighbourhood is home to numerous chic restaurants, hotels, and boutique shops.
Running through the heart of the suburb is the world-renowned Kloof street. Here you will find some of the neighbourhood’s - and city’s - best restaurants. Enjoy incredible views of Table Mountain or head to one of the roof-top bars to take in the city landscape from above.
Gardens is perfectly situated to quickly access the popular Atlantic beaches across Kloof Nek as well as the Table Mountain cableway and various other highlights like the V&A Waterfront, the Castle of Good Hope, and Cape Town’s various museums and galleries.
Properties here - those that haven’t been subdivided or rezoned into business residences - have an air of colonial charm about them and some of them are authentic mansions.
As with many other property options in Cape Town’s inner suburbs, Gardens property landscape is characterised by an array of sought-after home options. The freestanding houses for sale in Gardens range from modest one-bedroom cottages to large four-bedroom options. Houses in Gardens aren’t as plentiful as those in neighbouring Oranjezicht as flats and apartments are more popular near the city centre.
You can choose from a wide spectrum of Gardens apartments, ranging from five-star, luxury lofts in state-of-the-art buildings to cosy one-bedroom flats. Buying an apartment in Gardens provides quality homes and easy access to the city. Rental options in Gardens comprise both houses and apartments and are available for both long-term and short-term periods.
The median price of a Freehold property is currently approximately R5 000 000 and R2 050 000 for Sectional title properties. (June 2021 figures).
