Property Details
Experience contemporary living and superior energy efficiency in this well-appointed three-bedroom, two-bathroom family residence located in the desirable Dana Bay Conservancy area.
This home offers a spacious open-plan lounge seamlessly connecting to the dining area, which features a built-in braai and sweeping ocean views. The modern open-plan kitchen includes a separate scullery, ideal for culinary enthusiasts, with direct access to the garage. Sliding doors partition the lounge from the generous entertainment area, accommodating a dining table, lounge suite, built-in braai, wash basin, and worktops. Additional sliding doors open onto a wooden deck, providing a tranquil setting to enjoy serene surroundings and panoramic ocean vistas.
Noteworthy features of this immaculate property include an 8-panel solar system with an 8.5kW inverter, 2 kW lithium batteries, a filtered 5,000-litre water tank complete with pressure pump, filtration system and irrigation.
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ABOUT DANA BAY
Dana Bay can really be considered as a sort of village with a mini supermarket, bakery, butchery, eating establishments, fuel station and liquor outlets amongst other small businesses and it forms part of the greater Mossel Bay municipality. Dana Bay lies approximately halfway between Port Elizabeth and Cape Town and is a mere 4 kilometers off the N2 highway with the central part of Mossel Bay about 12 kilometers away. George Airport is approximately 35km away.
This area is exceptionally blessed to still host a variety of free roaming animals. It is not uncommon to find bushbuck, mongoose, tortoise, porcupine, guineafowl and Cape spurfowl visiting your garden. You may even find the grysbok if you are fortunate enough.
The bay frequently plays host to the Bryde's whale and from June to late October the southern right whale and humpback whale can be spotted quite often. It is a pleasure to watch the mother Humpback whale teach her youngsters to jump out of the water (whale breaching) and do some lobtailing, this is the act of beating the water with their tails.
On a fairly regular basis you will often see Bottlenose dolphin frolicking in the surf or a little further out in the bay. You will be able to frequently watch the Cape Gannet's dive into the sea and then resurface a moment later with a fish in their beak.
The sunsets are absolutely stunning during the summer months.