Uninterrupted Ocean Views, 200m to the sea

DUAL MANDATE:
Well-Kept Family Home in the Heart of De Kelders
This beautifully maintained family home offers generous proportions, seamless indoor–outdoor living, and an enviable coastal lifestyle in the sought-after village of De Kelders.
The spacious open-plan living area flows effortlessly through sliding doors onto a sheltered stoep, perfect for relaxed coastal living. The dining and kitchen area connects as well to the covered braai stoep, complete with a convenient serving window — ideal for entertaining family and friends.
A large, well-designed laundry leads off the kitchen and provides ample space for extra fridges and freezers, adding practical convenience.
The home boasts four spacious bedrooms, all with built-in cupboards. Two bedrooms feature ensuite bathrooms, while the main bedroom opens through sliding doors to the outside. A third bathroom serves as a guest bathroom, ensuring comfort for family and visitors alike.
An extra-large garage comfortably accommodates four vehicles, with one door specially designed to accommodate a boat, caravan, or off-road vehicle. The garage also features a temperature-controlled wine cellar, air-conditioned for optimal storage, as well as a large storage room beneath the stoep.
Additional features include:
* Property enclosed on three sides
* Solar panels for energy efficiency
* Good security
* Ample storage throughout
About De Kelders:
De Kelders is a charming coastal village near Gansbaai in the Western Cape, where natural beauty and history quietly intertwine. Perched above dramatic limestone cliffs, the area offers breathtaking views over Walker Bay — a prime vantage point for spotting southern right whales and their calves during the winter months, with dolphins frequently passing by.
Hidden coves, tidal pools, and ancient cave systems line the coastline, inviting exploration and reflecting the area’s rich archaeological heritage. These caves are among the oldest inhabited sites in southern Africa, revealing evidence of early human life dating back tens of thousands of years.
Today, De Kelders remains peaceful and unspoilt, offering quiet streets, scenic coastal paths, and a strong sense of community. Its close proximity to Gansbaai adds cultural depth through a long tradition of fishing and seafaring.
This is more than a home — it is a lifestyle opportunity in one of the Western Cape’s most scenic and historically rich coastal villages.