3 Bedroom apartment rented in Claremont Upper, Cape Town
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Web Ref: 1363889
Available
Date: 2027-01-01
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Furnished 3 bed apartment in the heart of Claremont
Ready to move right in, an opportunity not to miss!
Set in the sought after block ‘The Claremont’, it doesn’t get more convenient than this. Well positioned for all amenities, a short stroll to Cavendish, popular restaurants, Jammie shuttle and public transport.
This generously sized apartment, is comfortably furnished and has a tiled open plan living area which leads through sliding doors onto a large balcony with city scape and mountain views.
The modern open plan kitchen has blonde wood cupboards and granite tops, is well equipped and offers an under counter oven and hob with an extractor fan, fridge, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher.
The large master bedroom is tiled and has plenty of BIC and a modern ensuite bathroom with a shower loo and basin.
The second and third bedrooms are also tiled and both have BIC
The family bathroom offers a shower loo and basin.
Secure with 24 hour manned security and controlled access, there are two underground parking bays included in the rental.
Water is included in the rental
Electricity is excluded from the rental
Communal pool and braai area
Fibre ready.
No pets
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