Full Description

Breezie Brae village is a country estate with 5 large houses/villas and 4 smaller cottages, numerous carports, 3 swimming pools and a large pond. The grounds and houses are in good condition and are all well maintained. The whole property is security walled and fenced, with electronic gates to 2 separate entrances. There are three naturally sustainable boreholes with sufficient water for the whole estate. All houses have their own water heating and sewerage systems, and the thatched houses are fitted with lightning conductors. All dwellings have telephone connections. Subdivision rights have been granted in the past and there are at present no restrictions for applications for hotel-club- or business rights. The whole property is presently classified as farm and agricultural area (with very low taxes). In the close vicinity are hotels, schools (including the International American School), and an array of sophisticated malls, golf courses, and country clubs. There is easy access with a direct high way to Johannesburg International Airport 35 kilometers away. The estate is a stone's throw from Dainfern, one of Africa's most expensive residential real estate. Eskom, South Africa's electricity company, recently announced about this specific area that "It is clear that the area to the south & further east of the subject properties is currently experiencing a growing trend in terms of the development of town housing complexes and cluster homes. The trend seems to be slowly heading towards the subject farms and surrounding environs which subsequently entails that the subject properties have potential for ... rezoning to high-density residential use. The area is situated not far from the upmarket residential areas of Dainfern, Riverglen and Fourways which all have hospitals, schools, police stations and other public amenities. To the east are the upmarket residential townships of Saddle Brook Estate and Kyalami extension, with the presence of a few guesthouses and lodges. The property market in the neighbourhood is fairly active. A number of recent land transactions in the neighbourhood have taken place. Over the past four years, such developments have caused a higher demand for farm potions leading to the escalation of open market values."