Area Profiles

Fleurdal is a suburb in the Southern parts of Bloemfontein. It has a huge mall  and there are a few museums close to the suburb. The middle class income structure will reside in this area

Generaal de Wet, a suburb in Bloemfontein, South Africa, is named after Christiaan de Wet, an important Boer general during the Second Boer War. This suburb is not only a residential area but also a place of historical importance. Let's explore its landmarks, attractions, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, dining options, shopping centres, and its proximity to key points. Transportation and Connectivity Generaal de Wet can be reached by a train line and by road. This makes travelling to and from other parts of Bloemfontein easy. The suburb is also close to three airports: Bram Fischer International Airport (BFN), New Tempe Airport, and Tempe...

Glen is a suburb 5km in the Northern Direction out of Bloemfontein.  There is a huge Agricultural School with years of successful passrate.

Groenvlei is a hidden gem located in the heart of Bloemfontein, South Africa. It is a suburb that is known for its peaceful and serene environment, perfect for travelers who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Groenvlei is a Dutch word that means "green marsh," and it is an apt description of the area's lush greenery and landscape. The suburb is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, antelopes, and rabbits. In fact, it is not uncommon to see these animals roaming freely around the area. Groenvlei is also known for its beautiful sunsets, which are a sight to behold.

The Hamilton War Cemetery in Bloemfontein with its 74 Commonwealth graves is one of the 602 burial sites in which 8 440 casualties are commemorated for which the South African Agency of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission is responsible in South Africa. Both the number of burial sites and graves are increasing as Commonwealth casualties previously not included in the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's casualty database are added. The cemetery is located close to the War Museum of the Boer Republics and opposite the In Memoriam Municipal Cemetery. The cemetery features an attractive entrance which was erected in 1982. The entrance gives access to an open grass...

With seven excellent schools, great health and sports infrastructure, a growing local economy and a very active civil society, Heidedal is an attractive proposition for anyone looking to find a new home, plus: house prices are still quite affordable. But although it could be viewed these days as a well-developed suburb with good infrastructure, it still has its fair share of problems. Some of these problems stem from a perceived lack of investment in Heidedal by the local and provincial government.

Helicon Heights is another smart suburb in Bloem. More than 64% of the properties in the Helicon Heights area are freehold properties. The remaining 36% are sectional title schemes. The average price of one of these properties is in the region of R1,1m, while the freehold properties average on about R1,5m each.

Located in the northern part of Bloemfontein, Heuwelsig is a charming suburban haven that lives up to its name, which means "hill view" in English. Here, residents are treated to awe-inspiring landscapes adorned with magnificent granite hills, creating a tranquil backdrop for everyday life. Back in the 1980s, the development of Heuwelsig also gave rise to the construction of its unique diamond-shaped water tower, which has since become an iconic symbol of the community's progress and togetherness. Navigating Heuwelsig Lucas Steyn and Rayton Road are the key roads in Heuwelsig, making it easy for locals to get around. You can reach Bram Fischer International...

Hillsboro is a piece of heaven in Bloemfontein. With the tranquility of nature surrounding you in luxury, this is the area you want to be in.

Hillside -the epitome of modern living. Situated in the heart of convenience.