Keep an eye on your yacht from one of the balconies.
This Moroccan-inspired penthouse, with views of the yacht basin, spans about 500m². There are three en suite bedrooms, of which the main has two enclosed balconies, his and hers bathrooms and a dressing room. It has a private lift, two office spaces, a large entertainment area, staff room and laundry.Sheffield Hills is a sectional-title development aimed at buy-to-let investors or first-time owners.
It has 126 studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments. The estate also has a residents’ clubhouse, 24-hour manned gatehouse, swimming pool, recreational facilities and communal landscaped areas. This property has six en suite bedrooms, multiple living spaces and staff accommodation. It operates as a guest house. It has expansive ocean views from its rim-flow pool on the upper terrace. There is also a second swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room on the garden level.
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