4 Bedroom House in Grahamstown (Makhanda) Central
This versatile property offers a strong opportunity for buyers looking for additional rental income, extended-family accommodation, or space to operate a guest house. A key feature of the property is the seven outside flats, each positioned separately for privacy and convenience. These units provide significant income-generating potential and make the property well suited to investors or buyers wanting to offset monthly ownership costs. The main residence includes four spacious bedrooms, two en-suite bedrooms, three bathrooms, four toilets, a lounge, a dining area, and a large kitchen with an island-style kitchen counter. Additional practical features include a study or additional bedroom, laundry, guest toilet, staff quarters, built-in cupboards, a walk-in closet, two indoor fireplaces, and a TV installation. Outdoor features include a garden cottage, patio, 6 additional outside flats, established garden, irrigation system, and six water tanks supported by two water pumps. Security features include alarm system, and electric perimeter fencing. The property also offers three covered parking spaces and plenty of room for additional parking throughout the property. Fibre internet is available, making the property suitable for remote work, long-term rentals, or short-term accommodation. With a spacious main house and seven separate outside flats, this property offers flexible living arrangements and strong income-generating potential on a 1,250 m² stand.
Property details
- Listing number Z51230
- Property type House
- Listing date 27 Jul 2026
- Land size 1 250 m²
Property features
- Bedrooms 4
- Bathrooms 3
- En-suite 3
- Lounges 1
- Dining areas 1
- Open parking 10
- Covered parking 3
- Flatlets
- Pet friendly
- Alarm
- Built in cupboards
- Deck
- Fenced
- Laundry
- Patio
- Pool
- Staff quarters
- Study
- Tv
- Walk in closet
- Furnished
- Kitchen
- Garden
- Garden cottage
- Electric fencing
- Family TV room
- Fireplace
- Guest toilet
- Built In braai
- Irrigation system