2 Bedroom Townhouse Centrally located in Mokopane -For sale.
A 2-bedroom townhouse centrally located in Mokopane central is for sale.
This townhouse is conveniently located within walking distance of the shopping mall and other amenities. This townhouse has easy access to the main roads, with a controlled access gate, shaded parking, and a single garage for your vehicles.
This two-bedroom townhouse has an open-plan lounge, and dining area, with a passage that leads to other areas of the house, has a neat scullery and laundry area. A paved private courtyard, and a small private established garden.
This townhouse has two bathrooms, of which one is an ensuite bathroom.
The area is well served for commuting by public transport, within walking distance from the center. It's also close to the main road. Within the area, there are lots of shops, and businesses to visit.
Equipped with a water tank and pressure pump.
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An added benefit: Full title property - no levies.
Home to one of the largest citrus farms in the country, Mokopane is located in the province of Limpopo. Originally called Potgietersrus, the name was only changed in 2003 to honour a local chief and has been the home of some of South Africa's finest produce.
A brief history of the area
The Voortrekkers settled in the area in 1852 and it was initially named Vredenburg. The area was quickly identified...
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