2 Bed House in Observatory

This first floor townhouse offers a spacious living in Observatory in a gated and secure complex

Stepping through the doorway, you''re greeted by a light-filled haven of open-plan living. A seamless flow from the spacious lounge, perfect for unwinding . The dining area seamlessly integrates, ideal for hosting parties with friends and family. Large windows bathe invite the natural light in ,while sliding glass doors open onto a magnificent balcony.

You will step out onto this expansive balcony your own private oasis as it can also be enclosed

Back inside, the modern kitchen seamlessly blends with the living space, creating a truly sociable atmosphere. Sleek countertops gleaming above and ample storage tucked away cabinetry below

Now, wander down the hallway, where two large bedrooms await. The main bedroom boasts a luxurious en-suite bathroom, your own space. Imagine a deep bathtub with its spa bath jets perfect for soaking away stress, a rainfall shower for an invigorating morning wake-up, and single vanity with space for toiletries. Both bedrooms are easy on the eye and practical

The unit offers 1 garage parking parking and 1 carport parking

OBSERVATORY

Observatory is a Suburb in Johannesburg''s east and is located in Region E of the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality it borders the suburbs of Houghton Estate, Cyrildene, Linksfield, Bellevue, Bellevue East and Dewetshof.

It is named for the Union Observatory established in early 1903 (today''s Johannesburg Observatory), sited on Observatory Ridge, the city''s highest point. The suburb is situated on part of an old Witwatersrand farm called Doornfontein. It was established in 1903.

It is a well-established suburb: Observatory Girls'' Primary was founded in 1918, and Observatory Golf Course (1912) is the oldest golf club in Johannesburg still operating from its original ground. The suburb housed the Yeshivah Gedolah of Johannesburg, until its relocation to Glenhazel.

The views, which span the eastern edge of the city and the Bez Valley, and the sense of seclusion from the bustle of city life are undoubtedly among the best reasons to reside in the green neighbourhood of Observatory. In spite of being close to Yeoville, a bit further south of Observatory, Johannesburg''s melting pot, lovely and spacious homes sit on wide streets in a neighbourhood that has managed to maintain a surprisingly calm and tranquil atmosphere.

The observatory site, which occupies a 35-hectare plot in the lovely neighbourhood of Observatory and is positioned on a hill for obvious reasons, was designated the city''s first meteorological observatory site in 1903.

Small and charming, the stone structure gives some of the most beautiful views of Sandton and Bellevue due to its ridgetop location. You can see all the way to the Voortrekker Monument, which is nearby Pretoria, on a clear day.