Deceased Estate: Joyce Dorothy Mitchell - Masters Reference No: 013986/2022 | 2 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 1 Garage | Sold with vacant occupation | Communal swimming pool & braai area
This 2 Bedroom flat is well-located in a prominent share block known as Bowhill Lodge within the upmarket suburb of Windermere, enjoying easy access to the N3 Freeway, the CBD, various malls, Umgeni Road, and to various recognised private tertiary institutions. Windermere is located south of the suburb of Morningside, west of Umgeni Road and north of Stamford Hill Road, which is regarded as Durban's sports hub. It is a built-up area, with numerous sectional title complexes and historic residential dwellings in the immediate vicinity, as well as a number of commercial buildings.
This unit is positioned on the 5th floor and comprises of 2 large bedrooms with 2 bathrooms, a large lounge / dining area and a kitchen. The unit enjoys fantastic sea views towards Moses Mabhida. The unit also enjoys the use of 1 garage. An additional open parking bay maybe leased from the management committee if available.
The complex also offers a communal pool and braai area. The neighbourhood is home to many businesses operating from converted dwellings. Small commercial nodes are established at major intersections, which are mostly geared towards retail accommodation, offices, and restaurants.
Windermere is a sought-after location for mixed use activities. There is a substantial residential community that enjoys a close proximity to Florida Road, Stamford Hill Road as well as to Lilian Ngoyi (Windermere) Road's cosmopolitan atmosphere. Various restaurants and cafes are within walking distance, including the Windermere Shopping Centre. The Durban Botanic Gardens is a mere 2.3km away. The Durban Country Club as well as the Moses Mabhida Stadium is also in close proximity. The property is positioned close to various private and semi-private schools of the Windermere suburb, including Clifton School, Gordon Road’s Girl School and Durban Preparatory High School.
