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Midrand at a glance

Midrand enjoys the benefits of being a popular suburb within the province of Gauteng. Situated conveniently to all the best parts of Johannesburg, it's easy to see why Midrand is in demand as an area to work and live in. 

A brief history of the area 

Midrand was declared a municipality in 1981. It was known as a "Halfway House" because of its location between Pretoria and Johannesburg. However, this status fell away in 1994 and Midrand is now part of the region of Johannesburg. 

Distance from key points (Airport/CBD) 

Midrand is approximately 30-35 minutes (22,1 km) away give or take traffic via the M39 and Zuurfontein Road. Johannesburg's CBD is 42 minutes (29,7 km) away. 

Climate 

The weather in Midrand is fairly moderate, with the climate being on the drier side. Expect summer temperatures ranging from 18 °C-31 °C. Winter sees the area experiencing chilly temperatures of 7°C-20  °C. Locals enjoy gardening, walking their pets, frequenting parks and exercising outdoors. 

Schools in the area 

Parents can take comfort in the variety of good quality schools in the area. Select from Soul Kids Pre-School, Robin's Nest Nursery School, Junior Achievers Montessori Vorna Valley, Mayibuye Primary School, Halfway House Primary School, Jubilate Primary School, Glen Austin High School, Curro Midrand Sagewood High School and Summerhill College to name a few. 

Healthcare in the area 

Midrand residents can receive world-class healthcare on their doorstep. Choose to be treated at Nizamiye Clinic, Midrand Medical Centre, Life Carstenhof Hospital or Netcare Waterfall City Hospital nearby. Your pets won't be left behind with essential care for animals at Leopard Tree Veterinary Clinic or Midrand Veterinary Hospital. 

Shopping centres 

Johannesburg is known for its buzzing shopping scene and Midrand gets in on the action with an assortment of malls. Visit Midrand City Shopping Centre, Carlswald Lifestyle Shopping Centre, Boulders Shopping Centre or more for all your fashion, food, furniture and daily needs. There are also convenience stores and local grocers around every corner so you'll never have to go without your favourite snack. 

Restaurants 

Midrand is a place with many residents from all over the globe. As expected, one would expect the restaurant scene to reflect this diversity and it does not disappoint. Tuck into the foreign delights at the Ottoman Palace Turkish Restaurant and feast on specially prepared dishes such as shish kebabs, lentil soup and more. 

Casa Bella Dining is Midrand's answer to authentic Italian cuisine and patrons can enjoy homemade pasta, woodfire pizza and an assortment of grills and desserts. Tuck into creamy alfredo, crisp focaccia, and more. There are plenty of gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options for guests to choose from. Casa Bella is the ideal restaurant to celebrate a special occasion with family and friends or to enjoy a quiet meal for two

Special attractions

Lory Park Animal and Owl Sanctuary is a must-visit for animal lovers and kids. The interactive conservation organisation functions as an informative zoo that is proud to show off its well-cared-for animals. Visitors will be allowed to interact with cubs, birds and even reptiles under careful supervision and educated on how to create a healthy environment to sustain future generations. 

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