Wynberg Upper, Cape Town

Situated in one of the most desirable pockets of Upper Wynberg, this spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom, 127m² garden apartment offers an excellent blend of generous living space, private outdoor living and a highly convenient location.

Offering approximately 127m² of internal living space, the apartment is complemented by an impressive ±80m² Exclusive Use Garden — a rare feature that provides an exceptional amount of private outdoor space within a well-established sectional title complex.

The apartment forms part of a small and well-managed block of just 12 apartments, with low levies that include water. The complex is surrounded by beautifully maintained communal gardens, creating a tranquil and established environment.

Property Features:

3 spacious bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Approximately 127m² of internal living space
Approximately 80m² Exclusive Use Garden
Motorised garage
Additional parking available on a first-come, first-served basis
Pet-friendly, subject to body corporate approval
Beautifully maintained communal gardens
Prime Upper Wynberg location

All three bedrooms are generously proportioned and carpeted, with each comfortably accommodating a king-sized bed, while the remainder of the apartment is tiled throughout.

The location is particularly well suited to families and professionals, with many of Cape Town's popular Southern Suburbs amenities conveniently close by:

±7 minutes to Constantia Village
±5 minutes to Claremont Cricket Club
±3 minutes to Wynberg Girls' and Wynberg Boys' Primary and High Schools
±2 minutes to the popular Chelsea Village, offering a selection of cafés, restaurants and local amenities

The combination of generous internal proportions, a substantial private garden, secure motorised garage, pet-friendly living and a boutique 12-unit complex makes this an especially appealing opportunity in Upper Wynberg.

A rare chance to secure a spacious garden apartment with exceptional outdoor space in one of the area's most sought-after pockets.

Please note: Some of the photographs have been digitally edited using AI to remove furniture from certain rooms, allowing the size and potential of the spaces to be better appreciated.