53 Penelope Street, Avondale, Atlantis

For sale — Avondale, Atlantis, Cape Town

53 Penelope Street

Front of the house at 53 Penelope Street, seen from the street

R690 000 · negotiable

Estimated bond ±R6 500 / month

A tidy two-bedroom home in Avondale, Atlantis, Cape Town — recently renovated bathroom with a brand-new geyser, an open-plan kitchen and living room with built-in cupboards, and a new ceiling.

The house

Front of the house at 53 Penelope Street, Atlantis
Living area
Kitchen with built-in cupboards
Renovated bathroom with new geyser
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Backyard
Video walkthrough — pending Coming soon

Bathroom

Recently renovated, with a brand-new geyser.

Kitchen

Built-in cupboards; open plan with the living room.

Ceiling

New.

Carport

Covered parking area, secured by steel gates.

Price

R690 000 — negotiable.

Bond

Estimated at approximately R6 500 per month.

Position

53 Penelope Street, Avondale, Atlantis, City of Cape Town, 7349.

Viewing

By appointment — call +27 81 888 7432 or email info@wamp.co.za.

Position

A short walk from Atlantis CBD, Parkview Primary and Atlantis Secondary, and the main MyCiti station.

Viewing by appointment

Enquire

Telephone or email to arrange a viewing.

53 Penelope Street — Avondale — Atlantis — Cape Town — 7349

Costs & terms

The buyer pays

Transfer fees

Paid to the transferring (conveyancing) attorney for moving the property title into the buyer's name.

Transfer duty

A government tax paid to SARS based on the property price; R0.00 — this property is exempt from transfer duty.

Deeds Office fees

Government lodgement and registration tariffs; approx. R1000

Bond registration fees

Paid to the bank's attorney if the buyer is taking out a new home loan.

Voetstoots

The house is sold voetstoots. Voetstoots means buying or selling a property “as is” — “as it stands” — meaning you accept all existing flaws and problems.

The seller

By common law and practice, the seller has the legal right to nominate and appoint the transferring attorney. This is because the seller bears the primary legal risk to ensure the property title is correctly transferred and that they get paid.

The seller will arrange the COC (Certificate of Compliance) for electricity, plumbing and beetle inspection. The seller will also obtain a rates clearance certificate from the City of Cape Town.