This apartment has a clever, convenient and comfortable layout
The apartment has it's own parking bay directly in front of the unit.
One enters through the front door into the kitchen on the left and straight into the living area.
All open-planned, with two well sized windows- one in the kitchen and one in the living area. These bring in some light and fresh air providing good ventilation. Cooking space is comfortable with a little nook overlooking the living area.
The main en-suite is spacious, with built-in cupboards and a well kept bathroom. There is a shower over the bath that is partly enclosed with a glass screen. A little relaxation haven.
Second bedroom is equally well sized, slightly smaller but also boasting plentiful cupboard space. One walks down a few steps from the living area into this room. An extremely private space.
Centreville is a well maintained block in a popular location, walking distance into the city centre, close to the MyCiti bus route and other amenities.
An outdoor pool and braai area with a large garden for taking some time out is available too!
24 hr manned security, strict access control, electric fencing around the block.... a super secure place to call home!
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