Vacant Land for sale in Kleinmond Central

Above average sized vacant stand, Kleinmond, Western Cape

This property is situated centrally and relatively high-up in the beautiful seaside village of Kleinmond, Overberg. There is incomplete walling and once cleared it has endless residential zoning potential. For slightly over 0.4 hectares, it is definitely a well-priced piece of heaven. Give us a call and we will gladly accompany you for an exclusive viewing and tour of this unique biosphere.

Kleinmond is within easy driving distance from Cape Town, along the scenic coastal road known as R44 or Clarence Drive, it is a peaceful little village endowed with some of the coast’s most natural beauty. It lies within the UNESCO declared Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve, which supports over 1600 species of fynbos, of which 150 are endemic.The biosphere also has three areas of relic indigenous forest; similar to the celebrated Knysna forests, and provides nature lovers with numerous hikes offering solitude and remarkably unspoilt stretches of wilderness with rugged kloofs, valleys and several mountain peaks. One might catch sight of the rare Strawberry Rain Frog, March Rose proteas, exotic birds - particularly in the wetlands of the lagoon - otters or even a leopard, if one is lucky.Despite its beauty and relative peacefulness, Kleinmond is the largest of the four coastal towns that fall within the biosphere and as such, serves as a commercial centre for the Hangklip-Kleinmond area. Traditionally a retirement village, the town comes alive during holiday season and is renowned for large numbers of lobster in summer and whale watching in winter. Visitors have access to safe swimming in lagoons, walking, hiking, bird watching, a black water river, caves and exciting rocky tidal pools; there is even a golf course for avid followers of the sport. The beach here, although not great for swimming, is perfect for fishing. It is reputed to be home to the country’s only herd of wild horses that live in the wetland close to the mouth of the Bot River.