3-Bedroom Residence, Sandhurst | Zero Transfer Duty | New Development

3-Bedroom Residence, Sandhurst | Zero Transfer Duty | New Development

Sandhurst is Johannesburg's most tightly held residential address — limited stock, permanent demand, and a buyer profile that doesn't trade down. This new development offers rare entry into that market, with the transfer duty exemption representing a direct capital saving on acquisition, not a marketing line.

The investment case

Zero transfer duty - capital retained, not spent on entry costs
New-build status - no deferred maintenance, full builder warranties
Sandhurst address - consistently the most resilient price-per-square-metre suburb in Sandton, driven by scarcity of available land
Lock-up-and-go security - 24-hour access control, concierge, and basement parking suited to owners who travel or hold the asset as a secondary residence
Full-title finishes at sectional-title convenience - three ensuite bedrooms, no shared maintenance burden on private living areas

The residence

A concierge-attended entrance sets the standard before you reach the front door. Inside, floor-to-ceiling glazing and soaring ceilings open the living space onto Sandhurst's tree-lined outlook - open-plan living and dining flow directly into a designer kitchen fitted with integrated appliances and a separate scullery, built for entertaining without compromise.

Three ensuite bedrooms are positioned as independent private zones rather than shared bedrooms — each with its own storage and finish. The main suite includes a spa-standard ensuite bathroom, and a guest cloakroom services visitors separately from the private wing.

Building amenities

Resort-style pool
Fully equipped gym
Concierge service
Landscaped communal grounds
24-hour security with controlled access
Secure basement parking

Location

Minutes from Sandton CBD, Sandton's private banking and business precinct, and Johannesburg's leading independent schools - Sandhurst offers the shortest commute-to-prestige ratio in the city, with none of the density trade-offs of high-rise Sandton.