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0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
0 Bedroom Property for Sale in White River Ext 49 Mpumalanga
R 493 000
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Property features

  • R 493 000
  • 0 Bedrooms
  • 0.0 Bathrooms
  • 0 Living Room/s
  • Garage for 0  car/s

Property Details

Please note that banks generally require a minimum 40% deposit for bond approval on all vacant stands. Ensure your financing is in order before proceeding. Discover this exceptional 526m² piece of prime vacant land, perfectly positioned within a secure and private estate. Elevated and peaceful, the property offers breathtaking views over a tranquil valley and a picturesque dam — an ideal canvas for your dream home. Surrounded by rich birdlife and natural beauty, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy the serenity of nature while benefiting from top-tier security and exclusivity. Whether you're looking to build a permanent residence or a peaceful retreat, this stand offers unmatched privacy and an inspiring environment. TIP: There’s often confusion between Transfer Duty and Transfer Fees, so here’s a quick breakdown to clarify: Transfer Duty is a tax paid to SARS when purchasing a property. However, for properties valued between R0 and R1,100,000, no transfer duty is payable—this is a tax exemption for properties in that price range. Transfer Fees, on the other hand, are legal fees charged by the conveyancing attorneys who handle the registration of the property in your name. These fees are still payable regardless of whether Transfer Duty applies. If you're taking out a bond (home loan) to finance the property, then an additional fee called the Bond Registration Fee will be payable. This is handled by a separate attorney known as the Bond Attorney. So in most financed property transactions, there are two sets of attorneys: The Conveyancing Attorney – registers the property in your name. The Bond Attorney – registers the bond in favour of the bank.

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