Estate Living Digital Publication Issue 4 April 2015 | Page 32

on fibre optics, full camera detection
system, including infra red and night vision
cameras, and the estate’s own registered
patrol dogs, offer greater peace of mind.

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Vleesbaai passes through the estate. It is
in this section of the trail that security staff
provide assistance with safety, medical
and ablution facilities.

More than a 100 staff are employed at
the estate and always go the extra mile
to foster a reciprocal relationship with
residents. As well as undertaking monthly
fire, medical, health and safety as well
as snake training, security staff are also
enrolled on a customer relations course.

The Clubhouse Restaurant is open to
the general public, and for the hikers,
a refreshment or light meal is always a
welcome reprieve.

Pinnacle Point seems to be enjoying
somewhat of a rebirth. Constantly
improving, yet retaining its individuality
A staff football team, known as ‘The and premium address, the estate is the
Tigers’ regularly practise during lunch ideal destination for the serious golfer and
hour and play against other estates, which scrupulous investor as well as families,
helps to increase morale and lessens staff young and old all who desire a secure and
environmentally friendly location to set
turnover.
up home.
Keen to make a difference to the local
community, the estate encourages www.pinnaclepointestate.co.za
residents and contractors in assisting
a local crèche in building an additional
room. The St. Blaize Hiking Trail – a popular
13.5km hike that follows the 30-metre
contour along the cliffs westwards
from the local St. Blaize Lighthouse to