Estate Living Digital Publication Issue 9 September 2015 | Page 34

Available only to residents
via electronic access cards
is the magnificent private
beach clubhouse, which
includes a restaurant
catering for light meals
and snacks.

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recorded species of birdlife. Enhancing the lifestyle
options are a variety of unique facilities available
to all residents. At the award-winning clubhouse,
which was the first property to be built on the
estate in 2003, residents can enjoy the full use of
a steam room and sauna, the 25-metre outdoor
heated pool, fully equipped gym, relaxing spa
staffed with qualified beautician and homeopath
and an onsite yoga studio. Floodlit tennis courts,
three kiddies’ play areas and numerous jogging
trails give everyone the perfect opportunity to
enjoy the great outdoors, whilst the Ray’s Kitchen
restaurant provides delicious meals and wines and
is also open to the general public.
Available only to residents via electronic access
cards is the magnificent private beach clubhouse,
which includes a restaurant catering for light meals
and snacks. The double-storey building offers

loungers, tables and chairs as well as a built-in
gas braai area and there are showers and modern
amenities for added comfort. Ample, secure and
convenient parking is available for residents who
wish to take the short drive down to the beautiful
Salt Rock beach, which stretches for kilometres and
is manned by lifeguards, and an adjacent tidal pool
is also available for little ones and the elderly to
enjoy.
Created by Design Workshop, the über trendy
public spaces include the R 400 000 fountain near
the entrance, management offices, clubhouse,
beach clubhouse and Dash Apartments, all of which
coincide with the loosely termed Natal Veranda
architectural style. Reminiscent of modern-day
Europe, the estate provides secure living for 340
families, the majority of which are permanent
residents, with a small percentage of rental units and