MEKV Properties

From a residential point of view, Milnerton is blessed with spectacular views over the bay towards Table Mountain. The area is well served with an active commercial centre, booming residential areas along the coastline and ample entertainment.The studio is open plan lounge/kitchen. The unit has one Queen bed & a full self-catering kitchen. Wi-Fi, TV & Netflix available. It is situated in Milnerton approximately 11km from Cape Town’s city centre. Milnerton’s beach is well known for its spectacular views of Table Mountain as well as superb cleanliness.Milnerton is situate

From a residential point of view, Milnerton is blessed with spectacular views over the bay towards Table Mountain. The area is well served with an active commercial centre, booming residential areas along the coastline and ample entertainment.

The studio is open plan lounge/kitchen. The unit has one Queen bed & a full self-catering kitchen. Wi-Fi, TV & Netflix available. It is situated in Milnerton approximately 11km from Cape Town’s city centre. Milnerton’s beach is well known for its spectacular views of Table Mountain as well as superb cleanliness.

Milnerton is situated approximately 11km from Cape Town’s city centre. It is well known for its stunning properties, shimmering lagoon, links golf course and close proximity to many of Cape Town’s hotspots. Milnerton is the oldest of the suburbs along northern Table Bay. It is a solely residential area boasting many stunning homes and trees.

Milnerton boasts many attractions and is a popular spot for jet skiing, surfing, body boarding, rafting down the lagoon, fishing, prawn fishing as well as canoe paddling. The lagoon is a hotspot for all canoeists who get the best of both worlds: a gorgeous view and a spectacular canoeing adventure.

Other attractions include Zonnekus, the Golf Course and the Lighthouse. Zonnekus is a beautiful Dutch home which was the first house built on Woodbridge Island in 1929. It was built by Sir David Graaf and used by his family as a seaside home until his death in 1931.