Balwin takes living a step further
MIDRAND – Construction has commenced on the Munyuka development.
Balwin Properties recently announced that they would be working on their new development worth R9 billion called Munyaka in Waterfall, Midrand.
Balwin Properties founder and chief executive officer, Steve Brookes explained that Munyaka, which translates to ‘crystal’ in Venda, is set to be a crown jewel in their development portfolio considering how closely they have worked with their architects to bring something exceptional to South African sectional title buyers. “I believe that it will not only set a new standard for lifestyle estate living in Waterfall but indeed in the country. Construction for the boundary wall, gatehouse, lifestyle centre and show apartment block has already commenced with the balance of apartments being rolled out over the next eight years.”
“Balwin is further investing significantly in road infrastructure around Munyaka, having already spent in excess of R100 million.
“The bulk of the 5 020 apartments will consist of Balwin’s core model of architecturally designed, high-quality one, two and three-bedroom apartments and will include appliances such as a fridge, stove, washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher in the sales price. One-bedroom apartments will start from R799 000.”
Brookes couldn’t miss out on the opportunity and pledged to buy one of the R30-million penthouses for his family. Don’t miss your chance to get in on the water-side living dream. Sales start on 7 March 2020.
The freshwater Crystal Clear Lagoon at Munyaka will be the largest in the southern hemisphere, covering an area of approximately seven rugby fields. “The lagoon will feature a landmark 50-metre high tower with amenities including a 50-seater restaurant and conference facility with a commanding view of the Johannesburg skyline as well as zip-lining from the tower into the lagoon and a heated pool, fed by the lagoon. There will also be a variety of other services including a lifestyle centre, cinema room and restaurants.”
Brookes commended the Waterfall Management Company for their outstanding support to make their development a reality. “Munyaka Crystal Clear Lagoon will have an important impact on the long-term sustainability of the Waterfall node and we look forward to our continued relationship, especially as we continue to develop road infrastructure in the area.”
Details: Balwin Properties Johannesburg 011 450 2818.
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