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6 bedroom house for sale in Mowbray, Cape Town - 78581

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This double story boasts character and charm.

A rental income of about R10 000pm and 10% service fee to the rental agent. Guesthouse, lodge, office or student accommodation. This is a large double story that is currently in operation as a lodge. The surrounding properties are all in good and excellent condition and are all used as offices. Mowbray is a stone throw from the CBD and easy access to major highways, with sea and mountain views. There are 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms with wooden floors, high ceilings and sash windows throughout. The entrance hall is big with a wood staircase leading to the 2nd level. The 1st bedroom to the right has a fireplace and a street view with neutral shades and is about 20sqm in size. There is a small and comfortable size TV room. There is currently a toilet and basin downstairs. On the left is a spacious bedroom with built in cupboards also with street view and lovely sash windows. The kitchen is screaming of tender love and care so are the bathrooms. There is a separate scullery with all the fittings with regard to the plumbing. Upstairs is a bath & basin in another large room with lots of afternoon light. There is a garage (lift up) and it can easily be converted into a tandem garage. Mowbray is bounded on the west by the M3 freeway, beyond which lies Devil\'s Peak and on the north by the N2 freeway, beyond which lies the suburb of Observatory. Towards the east, the built up area of Mowbray ends at the M5 freeway, beyond which lies the Black River and the suburb of Pinelands; however, the official boundaries of Mowbray also include the Rondebosch and Mowbray golf courses, which lie beyond the M5, towards Sybrand Park and Pinelands respectively. On the south, Mowbray borders on the suburb of Rosebank with a less well-defined boundary. The Liesbeeck River flows from south to north through Mowbray, and separates the suburb into two distinct sections. The western section lies on the lower slopes of Devil\'s Peak, and contains most of the commercial development in the suburb. The eastern section, known as \"Little Mowbray\", lies on the low hill between the Liesbeeck and Black Rivers.