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STREET VIEW – SET AGAINST A MAJESTIC BACKDROP Nestled between the mountains and the sea A blend of luxury and quiet sophistication Welcome to The Azure: an exclusive residential development nestled between Lion’s Head, the Twelve Apostles and Camps Bay beach. Located in the village at the heart of Camps Bay, one of Cape Town’s most desirable neighbourhoods, The Azure comprises four landmark residences designed to the highest standards, within a short walk to the beach. Sophisticated and relaxed, contemporary yet timeless, each residence accentuates the beauty of its natural surroundings. With Lion’s Head rising to the north, The Azure is backed by the majestic Twelve Apostles mountains and looks towards the Atlantic Ocean – the perfect setting at the tip of Africa. THE AZURE / 1 RESIDENCE 4 – MASTER BATHROOM – TRANQUILLITY MEETS STYLE 2 / THE AZURE RESIDENCE 4 – KITCHEN – LUXURIOUSLY FINISHED, ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED The perfect setting for welcoming friends and family THE AZURE / 3 RESIDENCE 3 – MASTER-SUITE - BEAUTIFUL VIEWS AND FRESH OCEAN AIR 4 / THE AZURE The master bedroom embodies the sense of luxury and privacy that defines The Azure THE AZURE / 5 RESIDENCE 3 – TERRACE – SEAMLESS INDOOR AND OUTDOOR LIVING Designed for open-plan living and easy entertaining 6 / THE AZURE THE AZURE / 7 RESIDENCE 3 – LOUNGE – OPEN-PLAN LIVING Sophisticated living with the space and freedom to breathe the ocean air 8 / THE AZURE THE AZURE / 9 RESIDENCE 4 – LOUNGE – AN OPEN SPACE WITH PICTURESQUE VIEWS Natural stone and timber creates a warm and tranquil atmosphere 10 / THE AZURE RESIDENCE 4 – COURTYARD – BRINGING NATURE INDOORS A central courtyard bringing nature and natural light indoors THE AZURE / 11 KEY FEATURES The Azure: Key Features General Green Features 4 prestigious residences Independent borehole water supply Prime location in Camps Bay village Water purification plant Sea and mountain views Hydra Therm Integrated Heat Pump hot water supply Super-basement with secure underground parking Solar heated swimming pools with automated pool covers Lock-up-and-go convenience Water efficient sanitary fittings 150 metres from beachfront and restaurants Low-voltage LED lighting Storeroom for each residence Planted courtyards Staff locker room Subsurface drip irrigation to all manicured gardens Key Features Pool backwash tank to recycle pool water Private pool for each residence Security & Electronic Features: Automated pool covers for each residence CCTV cameras & monitoring Fully integrated SMEG appliances Integrated alarm system that include side by side fridge and freezer, 900 gas hob and electric Outdoor motion sensors oven, dishwasher, microwave, washing Electric fencing machine and dryer Fibre internet connectivity Air-conditioning throughout Automated access control into Underfloor heating & heated towel basement and residence entrances rails to bathrooms 4 en-suite bedrooms with luxurious Independent Battery Back-Up Power: Belgotex carpets Lounge, dining room and family room 5kvA Power Up included Closed combustion wood 10.2 kWh Lithium battery burning fireplace Connected to a sub-DB that powers Gas braai / barbeque on the terrace the selected electrical outlets Bespoke Italian designer chefs’ Additional batteries can be kitchens with separate scullery added to enhance the system Hardwood flooring 12 / THE AZURE FLOORPLAN DETAILS Basement Each residence is allocated: 2 secure parking bays Private storeroom THE AZURE / 13 FLOORPLAN DETAILS Residence 3 SOLD • Large lounge, dining room and family room • 4 en-suite bedrooms • Integrated kitchen and separate scullery • Shaded terrace with pool • Secure storeroom • 2 basement parking bays Internal: 260m2 Terrace: 131m2 SUB-TOTAL: 391m2 Courtyard: 29m2 TOTAL: 420m2 THE DRIVE Ground Floor 14 / THE AZURE Visit www.TheAzure.CapeTown to FLOORPLAN DETAILS download high resolution plans. SOLD THE DRIVE First Floor THE AZURE / 15 FLOORPLAN DETAILS Residence 4 • Large lounge, dining room and family room • 4 en-suite bedrooms • Integrated kitchen and separate scullery • Internal courtyard • Shaded terrace with pool • Secure storeroom • 2 basement parking bays Internal: 282m2 Terrace: 64m2 SUB-TOTAL: 346m2 Courtyard: 19m2 TOTAL: 365m2 THE DRIVE Ground Floor 16 / THE AZURE Visit www.TheAzure.CapeTown to FLOORPLAN DETAILS download high resolution plans. THE DRIVE First Floor THE AZURE / 17 EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR 18 / THE AZURE THE AZURE / 19 RESIDENCE 4 – BESPOKE KITCHEN Bespoke Italian kitchen with fully integrated SMEG appliances and separate scullery 20 / THE AZURE RESIDENCE 4 – TRANQUIL INNER COURTYARD THE AZURE / 21 RESIDENCE 4 – LOUNGE WITH WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE Spacious open-plan living area with wood burning fireplace 22 / THE AZURE RESIDENCE 4 – TRANQUIL INNER COURTYARD BY NIGHT THE AZURE / 23 The Azure 13 The Drive Camps Bay A luxurious blend of privacy and beauty 24 / THE AZURE THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD AND CITY BOWL ON YOUR DOORSTEP MOUILLE POINT Beach Rd Places of interest LIGHTHOUSE GRANGER BAY 05 01 Table Mountain MOUILLE VICTORIA WHARF POINT 02 Lion’s Head V&A WATERFRONT 04 03 03 V&A Waterfront ROCKLANDS BEACH Helen Suzman Blvd Main Rd SEA POINT THREE Portswood BeachANCHOR Rd BAY 04 Green Point Park and Stadium PROMENADE 06 High Level 05 Metropolitan Golf Club 07 H elen HARBOUR GREEN POINT Su 06 Sea Point Promenade z MILTON m a POOL n B Somerset l v 07 Zeitz Mocaa and Silo Hotel d Walter Sisulu SEA POINT PAVILION 08 Green Market Square SWIMMING POOL Beach QUEENS SEA POINT 09 Bo Kaap BEACH BO-KAAP Bree Hertzog Blvd 10 Theatre on the Bay Regent 09 Kloof Buitengracht High level 11 12 Apostles Hotel and Spa Long Adderley FRESNAYE Wale SAUNDERS 08 12 Round House ROCKS C. Barnard Strand N.M.B Loop BANTRY Plein 13 Restaurants and Cafés Upper Buitengracht BAY Darling Signal Hill TAMBOERSKLOOF St. John’s Sir Lowry Roeland New Church Orange Victoria Tenant Hatfield GARDENS Kloof Nek Mill Buitenkant Jutland De Waal CLIFTON Kloof BEACHES 02 VREDEHOEK Upper Buitenkant TO: CLIFTON HIGGOVALE Orange Upper CLIFTON Kloof M6 12 TO: CAMPS ORANJEZICHT BAY MAIDEN’S GLEN & ROUNDHOUSE COVE GLEN BEACH Camps Bay Dr. CAMPS BAY BEACH 13 Geneva The Drive TABLE MOUNTAIN 10 Central Drive NATIONAL PARK CAMPS BAY THEATRE ON THE BAY 01 M62 BAKOVEN victoria CampsBayDr. BAKOVEN TO: 12 APOLSTLES 11 Disclaimer Please note that images, renders, perspectives, plans and finishes shown are impressions only and remain subject to change at the developer’s discretion. The developer cannot be held liable for any changes made. This material has been prepared for informational and marketing purposes only. www.TheAzure.capetown [email protected] +27 21 425 8586 Visit our showroom at Suite 302, Soho-on-Strand, 128 Strand Street, Cape Town .
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