The units are well appointed, upmarket and north facing on the edge of the water. This unit is cleverly designed and offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms with a double garage. Mitek roof design with slate tiles will be used. All external windows and doors will be aluminium. The internal doors and frames will be timber.
Fire door to the garage which will be automated Chromadek with a pattern. Brassware will be Hansgrohe in bathrooms and in the kitchen. Alarm system with five internal sensors and a wireless keypad will be fitted. Garapa timber decks will be used outside and vinyl and tiled flooring inside of the unit. The single garage leads into the house with a scullery, open plan kitchen, dining area and lounge. This area leads to a patio with a built in mild steel braai with a stainless steel flue.
Upstairs there are two bedrooms which share a bathroom and the main bedroom is en-suite with a dressing room. Guest toilet. Safe and secure, canal access, north facing, great investment, well sized, lock up and go, low maintenance, turnkey! This complex is the place to be! Top class fittings and finishes. Includes a 99 year lease of a mooring. For more information, please contact Charne van Loggerenberg. 24 The Quays
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