Real Estate | SOUTH-AFRICA - CAPE TOWN


For more information for purchasing those properties, please contact: Clive Bennett Managing Director One&Only Cape Town Tel: +27 21 431 5002 email: Clive.Bennett@oneandonlycapetown.com


Three Breathtaking Penthouses


One&Only Cape Town is excited to introduce three of the most desirable Penthouses to South Africa. Situated in the heart of Cape Town’s fashionable Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, The Penthouses boast unmatched panoramic views of Table Mountain, Robben Island and the new 2010 FIFA World Cup Green Point Stadium.


Each Penthouse features expansive living space, including generous dining areas and broad outdoor terraces with panoramic views, providing the perfect environment for relaxed dining or a formal cocktail party at sunset. Accessed by private lifts, each Penthouse has four en-suite bedrooms with Table Mountain views, including a Master Suite with his and hers bathrooms.


“The team at One&Only Cape Town look forward to arranging your private viewing of The Penthouses.”


Residents of the Penthouses at One&Only Cape Town can call upon a wide variety of personalised and exclusive services from the resort – from dedicated butlers to private catering from our Michelin-starred restaurant – Nobu. This unparalleled urban lifestyle also includes access to One&Only Spa, a state-of-the-art fitness centre offering expert personal training, Yoga, Pilates and a 350m2 heated, infinity- edge pool. The splendid KidsOnly Club provides year-round entertainment for kids aged 4-11 years.


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