The property is located between the mountain and the see, overlooking False Bay. The apartment is a short walk from Glencairn beach, the tidal pool, restaurants and coffee shops. An excellent location to put your feet up, listen to the ocean, read and spot whales and dolphins. There is a fitted kitchen, dining room, sun lounge with study, 2 en-suite bedrooms, one with a queen bed and the other one with a 3/4 bed. Patio, deck and outdoor jacuzzi are unique features of this flat. The apartment is on the bottom floor of the house, with landscaped indigenous garden, patio, deck and jacuzzi This home is located at the end of the highest road in Glencairn with spectacular views. There is another apartment on the same property which can accomodate four people, making this solution ideal for larger groups. The property has been completed renovated in year 2022. Private secure entrance. Planty of parking in the front, being the end of a could de sac. The outdoor wooden stair takes you down to the flat. Lying between Fish Hoek and Simons Town, in the bend of the road where the M4 meets the M6, Glencairn and the beach of the same name are often overlooked for the more exciting destinations of Simon’s Town and Cape Point Nature Reserve. But the mountainous village, with fantastic sea views, is actually a wetland conservation area with hiking trails, 2250 indigenous plant species, resident clawless otters, birds, mongooses and buck - and all this just two kilometres from a busy shopping centre. The long Glencairn beach, with its gentle seas and accompanying tidal pool, is perfect for swimming, snorkelling, surfing and sunbathing. Glencairn is also a good spot for whale watching in season and the locals will tell you tales of Great White sightings too. The wreck of the Glencairn barge lies about 450 metres off the Glencairn quarry and serves as a diving haunt for local divers who love it for the swim-throughs and the stunning reef that surrounds the wreck. Glencairn’s homes are set right against the mountain, overlooking False Bay, and close to local shops and restaurants. Simon’s Town is literally around the corner and Boulders beach, which has one of the few land-based resident penguin colonies, is 10 minutes’ away. In 30 minutes drive you reach Cape Point, a World Heritage Site, and protected Nature Reserve, an area of vast natural beauty, world renown for it natural vegetation and rich bio-diversity. And if you want to move from the Indian Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean, in 15 minutes you will get to he immense beauty of Noordhoek Long Beach. Approaching the soft white sand your desire will be to place a footprint one in front of the other all the way the distant end of the taintless 8 km beach. This splendid coastline is also popular with horses, walkers, joggers and dogs who all take delight ankle deep in the foam of the Ocean. Full backup power and water. 200/200 mbps very reliable internet Smart TV Ideal for remote working.