EYE OF AFRICA – The long awaited launch of the The Grace, a secure and upmarket precinct within the Eye of Africa Golf and Residential Estate south of Johannesburg, took place in early September and already interest is running high.
Developer, Russell Cruickshank, from Cornerstone Projects, says that the first seven of the 28 stands available in the estate, have already been sold. “The Grace is situated in a prime location within the Eye of Africa Golf &Residential Estate and potential buyers are keen on the concept of extra security and exclusivity,” he says.
Average size of the stands on offer is 1100 square meters with minimum size of homes to be built prescribed at 350 square meters. The Grace is to offer private walking trails leading into the surrounding koppies as well as separate golf cart entrance.
Cornerstone Projects is not new to Eye of Africa. “We have completed 16 houses within the estate and are in the process of building another 37 in Eye of Africa,” explains Russell. “To me it is really one of the most beautiful estates in our country and I strongly believe that The Grace will not just offer magnificent views and a sense of exclusivity, but will truly be an excellent investment in terms of the buyers’ property portfolio.”
Interest in Eye of Africa Golf & Residential Estate has grown in leaps and bounds over the past few years leading to Phases 1, 2 and 3 completely sold out. Phase 4 (The Grace) therefore now offers a new opportunity for potential buyers to become part of the Eye of Africa family. The price of the stands on offer ranges from R1 million to the largest 1 593 square meter stand, selling at R2 million.
“Our team of experts are committed to developing a relationship with each of our clients as we embark on a journey with you to create your dream home,” says Russell.
Contact the sales agents on 010 500 0405 or 082 375 7190 for more information on stands available for purchase in Phase 4. Visit www.cornerstoneprojects.co.za or www.harcourts.co.za to view some of the home and land packages and stands at The Grace in Eye of Africa.
