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6 bedroom house for sale in Pearly Beach, Gansbaai - 79141

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NEVER IN THE DARK. This impressive and immaculately presented home fulfills the dream of having it all, as it also includes a conversion to generator power.

Breathtaking ocean and mountain views. Feautures include: - Fully walled landscaped garden with automatic irrigation system. - Parking for 10 cars. - Camera intercom to outside gate. - Installed music system (no visible cables). - Inside barbecue. - Lounge with fireplace. - Security beams around whole house. - DSTV and TV connections in all bedrooms. - Separate flat 100m² - 2 bedrooms each with en-suite bathroom, lounge, kitchen. - First floor - 70m² open verandah with awesome views. - Top floor verandah offering access to bedrooms - also offering superb ocean and mountain views. Pearly Beach is a small, laid back seafront village 180km east of Cape Town. Its main attractions is seemingly endless, white, unspoilt beaches, where you can enjoy peace and solitude on a long walk. Nature presents a large variety of fauna and flora. In spring (August – October), the wild flowers are quite spectacular. Among the variety of bird life, you will find the endangered Black African Oystercatcher and the Cape Sugar Bird. From July to December the Southern Right Whales come to mate and calve. Gansbaai came into being in the early 1880’s as a result of the great fishing opportunities it presented. It got its name from the freshwater fountain in the harbour which was frequented by the “kolgans” thus Gansbaai or Bay of Geese. Gansbaai is the name for the area which encompasses the towns of De Kelders, Perlemoenbaai, Franskraal, Klipfonteyn, Kleinbaai, Blompark, Masakhane, Pearly Beach and Baardskeerdersbos. This is an area ruled by the ocean and blessed with floral abundance. Towering over Walker Bay, the cliffs of De Kelders are known for the world’s best land-based whale watching. Around Dyer Island in Shark Alley adventure lovers can enjoy magical encounters with the Great White Shark hence the “nickname” Great White Shark Capital of the World. Birders, hikers and horse-riders know the unspoilt fynbos-covered hinterland of Gansbaai as one of the main sanctuaries of localised and endemic plant-species on earth and a refuge for hundreds of bird-species. Long stretches of empty sand-beaches especially in Pearly Beach are ideal for uplifting walks. Magnificent sunsets have rounded off every day since earliest modern man first sat in the Klipgat Cave 90’000 years ago. Visitors to the area are amazed at the amount of activities to partake in yet the area has remained unspoilt and is an ideal spot for recharging ones batteries. An area to explore full of secret wonders.