Vacant Land For Sale in Shelley Point, St Helena Bay

Property description

This superb vacant stand is located in a quiet cul-de-sac providing you with a perfect setting away from the rat race of city life. The beautifully manicured, secure estate is set in an unspoiled peninsula that gives an illusion of being an island surrounded by the ocean. Its grand hotel with spa and restaurants completes this pretty picture.
VALUE ADDS:
Prestigious Shelley Point Golf Estate
Level 410 sqm plot
Quiet cul-de-sac
Quiet location
Generous 9m building height allowance
One boundary wall in place
Boardwalks to beaches
Pet friendly
24 hour access control and security
ABOUT SHELLEY POINT
Shelley Point is a tiny, unspoiled peninsula that almost gives it the illusion of being an island surrounded by sea.
White granite rocks, a cobalt sea and bright fishing boats greet you on arrival. Here splendid homes blend seamlessly into the environment while manicured gardens, fairways and green belts all add to the unprecedented lifestyle. Shelley Point offers the perfect retreat from the city where quaint village meets modern living.
Situated at Shelley Point Private Village, you will find a wide range of activities, such as fine restaurants, a Country Club and Spa, Boutiques and a Links Golf Course on a 24hr Security Estate. There are two entrances to the estate: the New Gate from the main turnoff, and a second via Golden Mile Boulevard which closes at 19:00. Both are manned, and visitors will be asked to complete the register and have their car photographed on entering. There is a speed limit of 40kph in and around Shelley Point which should be strictly adhered to. Speed bumps have been put in place to ensure adherence to this rule. There are other noticeable road conduct rules and are there for your and our safety.
Shelley Point, covers an area of 150 hectares stretches from Stompneusbaai in the east, Shell Bay to the north and looks back over Golden Mile to the west. The strandveld is home to many species: Angulate Tortoises, Guineafowl, Cape Spurfowl, Steenbok, Grys duiker, Cape-Hare and Cape Mongoose – not to mention the threatened African Black Oystercatcher who nests in the beds of washed-up mussel shells. These waters are home to the Heaviside’s Dolphin, endemic along Southern Africa’s West Coast. – Visitors also have the chance to watch Southern Right Whales mate and calve during breeding season – which peaks in December. A gem in any nature lover’s language and one we hope you’ll discover, delight in and respect and protect.
ABOUT ST HELENA BAY:
Looking over St. Helena Bay lies one of the few untouched areas in the heart of the South African West Coast, Cape St Martin Private Nature reserve. It is situated in such a way that it is the only place on the West Coast where you can watch the sun rise over the sea and when the sun sets, it feels as if you become one with nature. It is described as "calm and tranquil" as quoted from thePortugueseexplorer,Vasco da Gama.  The region of Saint Helena Bay is sub-divided into varioussuburbs, namely (from east to west): Laingville, West Point, Steenberg's Cove, Hannasbaai, Britanica Heights, Harbour Lights, Sandy Point, Blueberry Hill, Columbine, Mid-West and it incorporates the neighboring towns ofStompneusbaaiandBritannia Bay. It includes a total of eighteen smaller bays. Historically, Saint Helena Bay is the location whereVasco da Gama, first set foot in South Africa. The date of this event was recorded as 7 November, 1497.
ABOUT THE WEST COAST:
TheWest Coastregion is part of theWestern CapeProvince ofSouth Africa.  It is renowned for its 16 Mile Beach atYzerfontein, the popular West Coast National Park andLangebaanLagoon, while its inland attractions such as satirist Pieter-Dirk Uys “Evita’s Perron” at Darling and the spectacular Cedarberg. The coastal route fromCape TowntoLambert’s Bayincludes 16 Mile Beach at Yzerfontein, the stunning West Coast National Park,LangebaanLagoon and the charming seaside towns ofVelddrifandPaternosterwhere you can climb to the top of Cape Columbine lighthouse and watch the return of the multi-coloured fishing boats.