The Heritage Entry

One plot on the pastures, carrying every privilege of membership from the day of transfer.

Plot 191, Benguela Cove

One plot, on the gentler pastures of the estate. Plot 191, 1,935 square metres, at R9,500,000 including VAT.

The Heritage Entry exists for a straightforward reason. Not everyone who wants to live at Benguela Cove wants to buy the view first. This plot carries every privilege that comes with ownership here, from the day of transfer and in full: the lagoon and the jetty, Moody Lagoon Restaurant and the Tasting Room, the 11km track, the pool and courts, the adventure golf, the annual wine allocation and the security that covers the whole estate.

What you are trading is position, not membership. That is the whole of the difference, and for the right owner it is no difference at all.

Everything ownership includes

The lagoon, through the estate jetty, slipway and boating garages. Moody Lagoon Restaurant and the Tasting Room. The 11km walking and cycling track. The swimming pool, tennis, basketball and boule courts, and the 18-hole adventure golf.

An annual allocation of Benguela Cove wine, up to 72 bottles a year, from the date of transfer and whether or not you have yet built. And your dogs are welcome.

Availability

The plot

Availability confirmed [DATE]. Confirm the current position with Nick before you make any decision.

The plot
Plot Position Size Price incl VAT Excl VAT Status
191 Pastures 1,935 m² R 9,500,000R 8,260,870Available

Price includes VAT at fifteen per cent. No transfer duty is payable, a saving of roughly R820,000 against a comparable transfer-duty purchase at this price.

Who it suits

Membership first, position second

Owners who want to belong to the estate and to build well, and who would rather put into the house what another buyer puts into the outlook.

If the pastures are not right for you, the Conservation Collection is the natural step, starting at the same price for a different kind of setting.

The Conservation Collection  ·  Estate living  ·  Building at Benguela Cove