Simbithi is perfectly situated in Ballito, giving residents, access to a growing number
of leisure and business facilities. Shopping in Ballito is well served with the popular Lifestyle
Centre and the specialized commercial park catering for all needs. Ballito Junction which opened
in October 2005 and will be the home of national tenants such as Pick n Pay, Game and
Clickers.
Surrounding Ballito developments include Zimbali Coastal Resort.
Zimbali was initially developed by Moreland Developments as a flagship eco resort. More than R1
billion will be invested in the resort over the next ten years.
Property
prices have increased in the last year, with initial sales of sites at R850,000 now reaching R4,5m for a beachfront site.
Of interest to property investors is the planned Pearls of
Umhlanga lifestyle development, one of the last remaining beachfront Umhlanga properties. Selling
for between R3 million and R14 million for 150m2, this anticipated scheme will be complete
during 2007.
ARCHITECTURE
The distinctive architecture with its indigenous and personal
style is enhanced by interiors that have individually designed finishes. There is a choice of 3
and 4 bedroom standard apartments, penthouses, and garden apartments; these vary in size from 173m2 to 385m2. There are a number of apartment buildings spread across the site, all hugging the
hillside. Most units have magnificent sea-views, while blocks H, I and J facing inland have
endless panoramic views of the riverine forests and Eco-reserve
below.
Finishes will be natural, enhancing the flow of living space and will
include specialized sculptured features. The type of architecture could best be described as
Global Contemporary. Differing levels and materials are used to create interesting elevations and
each unit is best positioned for maximum privacy. Rooflines are staggered, allowing the buildings
to meld effectively with the horizon.
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