Sea Views Land For Sale In Seaton Estate Bordering A Greenbelt
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Discover your ideal homesite with this exceptional 1402-square-meter stand in the exclusive Seaton Estate.
Perfectly positioned bordering a lush greenbelt, this property offers serene privacy and uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean.
Future homeowners will enjoy the rare privilege of experiencing the newly completed Lambie House, an exquisite model of architectural design in Seaton, for inspiration as they envision their own custom sanctuary.
Embrace the harmonious blend of nature and coastal luxury, with easy access to world-class amenities, private beach access, and the vibrant Seaton community. This stand is more than land—it’s the beginning of your dream home journey.
Originally set up as a private township in the 1950s, Ballito (small ball in Italian) has developed into one of the premier KwaZulu Natal holiday destinations as well as being increasingly popular amongst North Coast holiday home and retirement real estate seekers eager to claim their own slice of heaven otherwise known as a property in Ballito.
The attraction that Ballito property holds with prospective buyers...
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