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No. 31 Loader Street, De Waterkant

This historic villa is coming to market for the first time in over thirty years; an exceptional and commanding home set on Loader Street welcomes a new owner who will perhaps, also own it for decades to come.

Currently this versatile property is set out as a dual living space which can connect or not. It’s therefore, perfect as either two operating short let units, or a combination of both home and income generating. The villa also still has the advantage of creating an additional entertainment roof terrace and due to its location, the views of Table Mountain and the City and harbour, will be fantastic as you can see from the photos here.

No. 31 Loader Street boasts an impressive façade, double storey, sash windows with black painted shutters with a front porch that welcomes you to set up and into the ground floor where you will find a spacious lounge with high ceilings and fireplace, two bedrooms and a study / dining room and kitchen all bathed in natural light from the central open courtyard which breathes light throughout the house. The master bedroom has a spacious ensuite bathroom with double vanity and an additional dressing room, the second guest bathroom boasts a shower room. An enormous advantage to this house, is the dual access via the private parking at the rear of the house; here you’ll find a light and bright entrance hall to receive friends or guests to enter for either property.

On the first floor you will find a sumptuous one-bedroom apartment with a welcoming lounge, fireplace and sash windows with French doors opening out to a wide terrace, edged with mature trees stretching up from the road and views across to Table Mountain and the harbour. Plenty of evenings and morning here for coffee or wine and some al fresco dining. The bedroom suite has impressive double doors for access and is neatly joined by the dressing room which flows through to the shower room and double vanity. A cute kitchen with dining area boasts two large corner windows which literally frame Table Mountain for you; there is no better view to take in.

The villa has a combination of tile, wood and carpets throughout, shutters both inside and out, the courtyard and French doors and sash windows are all wood and well maintained, the roof has recently received a new coat of waterproofing but now is the time for a new owner to give this graceful home and new look and feel.

De Waterkant is really Cape Town’s little gem; nestled amongst Green Point and the City, this village of historic buildings, cosmopolitan shops, galleries, architects offices and trendy cafes are lined by a palette of beautifully coloured homes and villas set against cobbled streets and views of Table Mountain. Walking is the order of the day here in this village whether it’s just to yoga, the Green Point Stadium, or pop in your car to the blue flag beaches of Camps Bay and Clifton. Easy access to the N1 and N2 for the southern and northern suburbs and the airport link.

Not affected in general by loadshedding.