Langezandt Fishermen's Village has become one of the most sought-after estates in the magnificent Western Cape and Overberg Costal Region – an area of astounding natural diversity. As an investment it is probably without equal, because it offers remarkable natural beauty, peace and serenity – also a lifestyle with a potential of endless adventure, and enthusiasm.

Langezandt Fishermen's Village represents a perfect opportunity for discerning international and local investors – to buy into a very exclusive beachfront estate. Moreover, an estate with assured future potential. This strategic coastal region, so far and yet so near, with its wealth of fascinating nature reserves, unspoilt heritage sites and beautiful sunny coastline, is also fast developing as one of South Africa's exclusive wine regions.

Langezandt's distinct character and atmosphere combine to create a feeling of well-being and mirthful optimism – probably because it is unique in so many wonderful ways:
Situated away from the crowds at Africa's southernmost tip
The region is celebrated for its rich cultural heritage
Beachfront estates are becoming harder to find, everywhere around the world
Within the Estate there are wide-open spaces with an abundance of small animal life
Langezandt's Equestrian Centre adds exclusive lifestyle possibilities
The numerous walking trails in and around Langezandt, the beach that goes on to forever
The social focus provided by the Business Werf, fishermen's Museum and Beachfront Hotel
Access to the Estate will be carefully controlled
Easy road access to Cape Town, the Great Karoo and the Garden route, as well as to international airports
The Estate is surrounded by nature reserves and pristine oceans
The purchase and building experience will be turnkey and carefree

Enormous care has been taken to ensure that, within the Estate, the openness of the region is not compromised in any way. To achieve this, the habitation density has been curtailed, to achieve less than 7 properties per hectare of land. Strict architectural guidelines have been laid down to ensure the long term integrity of South African heritage in the making.