Vacant Land For Sale in Hermanus

Property description

Seize this rare opportunity to own a prime waterfront plot in the prestigious and secure Middelvlei Estate, Hermanus. This exclusive property offers unrivalled views of both the ocean and lagoon, making it the ideal location for your dream coastal home.

Key Features:

Breath taking Views: Wake up to panoramic sea and lagoon vistas, with stunning sunsets and natural beauty all around. With the wild horses roaming at the lagoon and the flocks of flamingos greet you every morning.

Secure Estate Living: Enjoy peace of mind in a gated community with top-notch security and privacy. 2 x Swimming pools, Tennis courts, play park for the kids and clubhouse with small coffee and tuck shop, for the necessities.

Exclusive Location: Middelvlei Estate is one of Hermanus's most sought-after addresses, known for its serene environment and luxurious homes. And Sandown Bay contains only top-class luxury homes.

Proximity to Amenities: Close to world-renowned whale watching spots, pristine beaches, golf courses, and fine dining restaurants.
Nature at Your Doorstep: Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with easy access to hiking, bird watching, and water activities.

Why Middelvlei Estate?
Middelvlei Estate in Hermanus offers the best of coastal living with a blend of luxury, security, and natural beauty. Hermanus is a popular destination for its vibrant community, excellent schools, and year-round activities, making it a perfect place to live or invest. Not to mention the whale watching!
This event draws holiday makers from abroad.

More about the wild horses:

The wild horses in Middelvlei Nature reserve, near Hermanus, have a fascinating and somewhat mysterious history.
The presence of wild horses in the area dates back several decades. The exact origin of these horses is uncertain and has led to various theories and speculation. One popular theory suggests that the horses are descendants of horses abandoned during the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902) or horses released by farmers during the war to avoid confiscation by the British. Another theory proposes that the horses were introduced to the area by a landowner in the early 1900s.
Regardless of their origin, the horses have managed to survive and thrive in the wetland areas around Middelvlei Nature Reserve and Fisherhaven, which provide them with food and water sources. Over time, the horses have become a beloved and iconic part of the local community and have drawn attention from homeowners and visitors.

It's important to note that the wild horses are considered a unique heritage feature and are protected under the Nature Conservation Ordinance of the Western Cape. Visitors are encouraged to observe the horses from a distance and respect their natural habitat.
The wild horses of Fisherhaven add to the allure and enchantment of the region, and their presence continues to be an intriguing part of the local history and natural heritage.

Don't miss out on this exceptional property! The last waterfront plot available in Sandown Bay.

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