R 5 900 000

Discover a truly enchanting double-storey townhouse nestled within one of Green Point's most coveted heritage complexes — a collection of beautifully restored 19th-century workers' cottages that seamlessly marry historical character with comfortable modern living.

As the largest unit in the complex, this 115 m² home makes an immediate impression with its generous proportions, soaring high ceilings, and warm solid-wood floors that flow throughout both levels. The ground floor offers two distinct living areas, one of which features a classic black-surround fireplace — a striking focal point for winter evenings. French doors open onto a private patio, extending the living space into the lush, tree-shaded garden courtyard.

Upstairs, two well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms provide restful retreats. The upper bedroom, with its vaulted ceiling, carpeted floors, and original sash windows framed by bold black-and-white striped Roman blinds, is full of character and personality.

Outside, residents enjoy the beautifully maintained communal pool set against the warm cream-rendered façades, decorative wrought-iron balustrades, stone benches, and mature canopy trees — a rare green oasis in the heart of Cape Town. A second outdoor patio adds further options for al fresco entertaining.

The street-facing façade of number 13 is framed by two magnificent mature fig trees and features a traditional security gate, wall-mounted lantern lighting, louvred shutters, and a charming wall-mounted fountain niche — period details that speak to the property's rich heritage.

Practically positioned for urban convenience, the home sits roughly 72 m from the East Gate of Green Point Park, within 220 m of KWIKSPAR Green Point, and under 300 m from Burnt Clubhouse café and Rouge Restaurant. Reddam House Atlantic Seaboard is approximately 390 m away. Move-in ready, yet offering the canvas for a buyer's personal stamp, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Cape Town's architectural history.