ON AUCTION | Renovated 2-Bedroom Apartment – Airbnb Permitted
Certified and Transparent Non- DistressedAuction Platform. Live Auction 3 December 2026 at 10am, held online via Microsoft Teams. No Buyer Commission. Bidding opens at R3,700,000. Make an offer to stop the auction or register to bid on auction day.
A fantastic opportunity to secure a renovated apartment in the heart of sought-after Three Anchor Bay.
Perfectly positioned in Princeton on Main Road, this well-presented 75 m² apartment offers a combination of coastal convenience, comfortable living and excellent investment potential.
The apartment features two bedrooms, one bathroom, an inviting living area and a renovated interior that creates a welcoming, move-in-ready space. An enclosed patio adds versatility to the layout.
With short-term rentals permitted and the property already having been operated as an Airbnb, this apartment is particularly appealing to investors looking to capitalise on Cape Town's popular holiday rental market. It is equally suited to professionals, first-time buyers or those seeking a convenient lock up and go coastal retreat.
Location is a major attraction. Enjoy easy access to the Sea Point Promenade, trendy cafés, popular restaurants, shops and the vibrant lifestyle that makes Three Anchor Bay desirable. The V&A Waterfront, Green Point and Cape Town's beautiful beaches are all within easy reach.
Attend one of scheduled show days,register to bid on auction day or make an offer to stop the auction.
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