Area Profiles

An area of large farm portions of the original farm Diepsloot , supported by major mobility spines, the R511 (William Nicol) and Summit roads) the Diepsloot corridor straddles two municipalties, Johannesburg and Centurion. It has been identified as a development hotspot by both and Johannesburg and Eskom have been proactive in working to provide supporting infrastructure with a new bulk water reservoir and electrical substations. William Nicol is currently in process of being upgraded to a major road from Dainfern to the N14 highway making aces to Fourways and Centurion much faster. A new REA VAYA rote is planned. Riversands farm has been zoned for light industrial...

Parkmore at a glance Why buy property in Parkmore? Here is a little information about the suburb. Parkmore is one of a few suburbs in the area with name Park. It is a pretty suburb with the open spaces of George Lea Park and the Field and Study Park. The Braamfontein Spruit with its walks adds to the quaint village atmosphere. It is bounded by Graystone Drive to the west, Sandton Drive to the south and William Nicol to the east, so access to Sandton and the City is easy, quick and good. Parkmore Houses | Property Parkmore property presents an excellent investment opportunity in Johannesburg's trendy northern suburbs. It is an...

STILFONTEIN Stilfontein, meaning 'still fountain', lies between Klerksdorp and Potchefstroom, roughly 130 kilometres from Johannesburg.  The town was established in 1949. It is a mining town that forms part of what the KOSH area (Klerksdorp, Orkney, Stilfontein, Hartebeestfontein) - a group of gold mining towns. The development of gold mines was made possible by the perseverance of Jack Scott who discovered and developed the outcropping gold reef. A totally unprecedented earthquake shook the area in 2005, damaging not only buildings in Stilfontein, but the mines as well. The Simmer and Jack Mines took over the mines, disaster struck again on the 23 March 2006...

Gordon's Bay is situated between the sea and the Hottentots Holland mountains and the scenery is breath-taking. It is a central point for the Helderberg wine route, and thirty minutes from Cape Town Airport. Rock fishing or sunbathing on the safe beaches, pleasure boating trips or picnics at Steenbras dam, walking the Danie Miller trail, or the cannon and wagon wheel walk at Sir Lowry's pass, or dipping into the Crystal Pools up Steenbras valley, are some of the leisure options available. Diving in the area is on the reefs which are close to shore and divers often see dolphins, seals and whales on the route to and from the dive sites. Parkrun takes place every...