Llandudno Ocean Watch

Forget your worries in this stylishly spacious 2-level apartment with the most incredible views. Easy access to Blue Flag Beach of Llandudno and Sandy Bay. Perfect for mountain hikes from the front door. This is one of the primo areas to stay in Cape Town. Peaceful & serene neighbourhood and secure accommodation. Off street parking. No electrical outages. Must climb Stairs to get to the building. Not suitable for young children. No visitors allowed and strict no party rules apply.
Embedded into an indigenous garden this wonderfully private apartment enjoys sensational views of the mountain, the fynbos and the ocean from every angle. No power cuts.
Here you will find stylish minimalism and an abundance of natural light in an elegant, open-plan living area, with refined finishes, neatly perched above the ocean below.
The spacious en-suite bedroom is light and airy and exudes comfort, flowing onto the gorgeous living room area. No Children are allowed between ages of 6 months and 10 years as there are no safety railings across the expansive windows.
The downstairs living area includes wonderfully cool, calm interior finishes and an en-suite bathroom.
Access the property with private key. Must climb Stairs to get to the building. Shared entrance to the property. However exclusive use of your own apartment which is above the main house with its own private entrance.
Only 18 km from the centre of Cape Town and approached by one of the most scenic drives lies Llandudno, nestled in a private and peaceful cove with one of the most secluded and beautiful beaches in the city.
Llandudno might be an upmarket suburb, but its residents regard it as something of a coastal town and the suburb has no street lights or shops of any kind. This is reinforced by the fact that Llandudno is accessed by only one road and there is minimal parking for visitors to the beach.
The Twelve Apostles stretch off to one side, whilst Little Lion’s Head and the Karbonkelberg Mountain sweep off in the other direction. The beautiful beach, renowned for its white sands, crisp blue waters and giant boulders is arguably one of the most photogenic in Cape Town and a favourite for surfing, volleyball, beach-bats and beach rugby; a great deal of sun-worshipping and a preferred picnic spot for families. The beach remains unspoiled with a mountain range stretching off in both directions, largely untouched. A 20 minute walk from Sunset Rocks brings one to Sandy Bay, the famous nude beach, and a five minute drive takes you over the hill to the village of Hout Bay, where there are plenty of restaurants, shopping centres and other options for the whole family. Ten minutes in the opposite direction brings you to the Camps Bay beach strip where a myriad of restaurants and beach bars are waiting to be discovered.
Best Option is to rent a car. Uber is available, however sometimes erratic. No Public transport in the area.
Must climb Stairs to get to the building. Not suitable for young children. Owner speaks German.
No visitors allowed - only two guests on the property at any point.