3-bedroom House for sale in Protea Glen with a massive yard, which is divided in a double stand.
Main house: 3 bedrooms with fitted cupboards, floors tiled. Main bedroom with ensuite, with a shower. Open plan kitchen with fitted stove with extractor fan. Open parking for 3 cars. House very secure with fitted burglar bars and a neat garden.
Outside rooms: 2 x rooms with ensuite bathrooms 2 x 2 rooms with sharing bathrooms. Months' income of + - R13 000 that can easily be contributed to your bond payment.
Close to all amenities, public and private schools. Protea Glen mall, Engen and Shell garage. Clinics, private and public hospitals. Local and town taxis easily accessible. Close to the N12 and R558 & R559.
Don't miss out to owning the keys to the beautiful family house. Business also welcome, for student accommodation or B&B business.
Soweto is an urban settlement or 'Township' in South Africa, South West of Johannesburg, with a population of approximately 1.3 Million (2008, Joburg archive).
Soweto was created in the 1930s when the White government started separating Blacks from Whites. Blacks were moved away from Johannesburg, to an area separated from White suburbs by a so-called cordon sanitaire (or sanitary corridor) this was usually a...
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