R8,500,000
R8,500,000
44 Church Street
Monthly Bond Repayment R87,736.01
Calculated over 20 years at 11% with no deposit.
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So much Space for Activities
Sole Mandate – Generous 1338m² Stand in Fisherhaven, Moments from the Lagoon
This large, well-positioned piece of land offers the ideal blank canvas to build the home you've always imagined. Tucked away in a quiet pocket of Fisherhaven, this 1338m² stand gives you all the space you need for a comfortable home, garden, and even a few extras.
You’re just a short stroll from the lagoon — perfect for kayaking, birdwatching, or simply soaking up the calm. Fisherhaven is loved for its peaceful lifestyle, open skies, and free-roaming wild horses — all just 15 minutes from Hermanus.
Whether you're looking to settle down, retire near the water, or invest in a growing area, this is a rare opportunity in a community that still feels like a hidden gem.
Get in touch to walk the land and start imagining the possibilities.
Fisherhaven, Hermanus
Fisherhaven fringes the Bot River Lagoon and Estuary, an estuarine system designated as a Ramsar Site where the delicate ecosystem is protected. This ecosystem forms part of the 10 most important wetlands for water birds, as it is a haven for 86 species that have been found here. Fisherhaven is a quiet, tranquil and naturally abundant area, with wild horses roaming around and often found splashing about at the...
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