Description

This vacant 1590 m2 stand is part of The Ekubo Coastal Estate which incorporates approximately 137 hectares of indigenous KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) coastal dunes and wetlands, which will be preserved and retained as part of the conservation-amenity zone. It has a 1 kilometre stretch of unspoilt Indian Ocean shoreline on the KZN South Coast. 3.2 Analysis of the site, the coastal dune forest, proximity to the sea, prevailing winds and the objective to ensure a sense of harmony with the Estate have identified the following design criteria: x Dominance of nature x Integrated internal and external living spaces x Verandas, decks and terraces x Limited range of materials x Selected earthy tones of colour x Dominant roof form with large overhangs x Structured building forms. 3.3 It is important that the street elevation avoids the suburban residential image and greater emphasis should be given to retaining the natural character of the Estate and maintaining view, through the elimination of fencing. 3.4 The general guidelines are applicable to all areas of Ekubo Coastal Estate whilst suggested more specific guidelines will be produced for each area by the review
Equipped with an array of upmarket and modern facilities which are aimed at enhancing family living, promotes a serene and tranquil lifestyle. From vibrant community gathering areas, such as the sunny lawn and sparkling pool at the Clubhouse, tennis, squash court and gym, to the quiet grasslands, rivers and the Indian Ocean teeming with fish, the estate has something for everyone who loves a subtropical coastal lifestyle.

A hallmark feature of Ekubo Eco Estate is the environment: a landscape of rolling green hills, tropical vegetation, serene and tranquil, ambience rich in indigenous bird and plant life. The estate has been landscaped with environmental preservation in mind, and as a result, flora such as iFafa Lilies, Aloe Vera, Bromeliads and Variegated Hibiscus flourish. Animal lovers will appreciate the diverse species that have made the Ekubo Eco Estate their home, including: Natal Robins, Bee Eaters, Red Fronted Tinker Barbets, Fish Eagles, Blue Duiker, Bush Buck, Impala and Vervet Monkeys. Call Us now!