The 17 most expensive homes sold in Cape Town

·13 Sep 2017

Despite a slowing down of the property market in Cape Town following several years of strong growth, Seeff Property Group says that a number of properties have continued to sell well above the R20 million marker in the city so far in 2017.

For the Atlantic Seaboard and City Bowl luxury areas alone, Seeff said it has achieved total sales since the start of 2016 of almost R2.7 billion.

Samuel Seeff, chairman of the Seeff Property Group says that the agency also consistently sells some of the most expensive property in the country and holds several R20 million-plus price records.

This year, the agency set a new R32 million record in Hout Bay and R34 million in Higgovale in the City Bowl, lifting the price ceiling for both areas considerably.

Seeff said it is also responsible for almost 40% of all R20 million-plus sales made in Cape Town since the start of 2016.

Of the around 19 properties sold worth just over R1.14 billion, Seeff sold seven, the most recent being for R72 million and R75 million respectively in Fresnaye.

It lists the R20 million+ sales in Cape Town as at August 2016/7.

#	Suburb	Location	Type	Price
1	Bantry Bay	Ocean View Drive	House plus vacant plot	R290 million
2	Clifton	The Beaches	Apartment	R80 million
3	Fresnaye	Alexandra Avenue	House	R75 million
4	Clifton	Eventide	Apartment	R73 million
5	Fresnaye	Ave Fresnaye	House	R72 million
6	Clifton	Kloof Road	House	R62 million
7	Camps Bay	Fulham Road	House	R47 million
8	Bantry Bay	Ocean View Drive	House	R45 million
9	Bishopscourt	Upper Torquay	House	R42 million
10	V&A Waterfront	Juliette (Canals)	Apartment	R40 million
11	Camps Bay	Rock Apartments	Apartment	R39 million
12	V&A Waterfront	Parama (FYB)	Apartment	R39 million
13	Bishopscourt	Exeter Avenue	House	R36 million
14	Mouille Point	The Waterclub	Apartment	R35 million
15	Llandudno	Leeukoppie	House	R35 million
16	Higgovale	Glen Crescent	House	R34 million
17	Hout Bay	Riverside Terrace	House	R32 million