Situated in Witbank in the suburb of Duvha Park.Ideal for an investor or family man! This family home offers: 3 spacious bedrooms where the main bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. Overall there are 2 bathrooms and a guest toilet. The house has a lovely, renovated modern kitchen and scullery which leads to a spacious dining room and lounge with wooden floors. For the entertainer there is a thatch lapa with bar and braai. For the investor - there are 2 flats. Every flat offers: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, lounge and kitchen. There is one electric gate that gives access to the main house and flats. The main house and flats have their own alarm systems. There are 2 water filter systems that ensures clean drinking water throughout the house and flats. Generator connections are also installed.There is a lightning conductor for protection against lighting strikes for the thatch lapa.This house is situated in a well-sought after quite neighborhood. Don''t let this one slip through your fingers!
The majority of the Witbank property for sale landscape is dominated by traditional “freehold” or full title properties, which make up some 87% of the composition according to recent Lightstone property reports. The remainder of the market is made up of residential Witbank estates (around 8%), and sectional title units (townhouses, flats and apartments) comprising around 5%.
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