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O N E Malton ONE MALTON 1 MALTON ROAD, WYNBERG 01 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties THE DEVELOPMENT One Malton is a residential development in Wynberg Upper comprising 9 residential units. The building will have 18 secure parking bays on the ground floor, with 3 floors of premium residential units above. Users of the parking bays will be behind a secure gate when exiting their vehicles. Each of the 3 floors above ground will comprise 3 units: • 75m² including balcony • 80m² including balcony • 86m² including balcony Every unit in One Malton will have a premium kitchen, dining area, living room with access onto a balcony, two bedrooms with built in cupboards and two bathrooms with high-end finishes (one of which is en-suite). The ground floor of the building will include an attractive building lobby, which will include post boxes and allows for the incorporation of a security guard desk. Key development aspects: • High quality finishes throughout every unit • Wide staircase with landings at every level • Lift servicing all floors • 18 Secure parkings, safely located behind automated gate and boundary wall • Access control • DSTV enabled and fibre internet capacity throughout • Grey-water catchment • Perimeter electric fence 02 03 LOCATION NORTH N1 CAPE TOWN ABOUT WYNBERG M62 De Waal Dr Wynberg is one of Cape Town’s oldest and most loved areas, and is situated within the sought-after N2 Southern Suburbs area of Cape Town. With a Van Riebeek Rd wide-ranging variety of attractions, being known for the famous Maynardville open-air theatre to Kuils River Rd its quaint Chelsea Village which incorporates a M43 number of excellent restaurants, to world-class junior and high schools, there really isR300 something for everyone. Appealing to young professionals and couples starting their families all the way through to those Vanguard Dr M63 ONE MALTON Ottery Rd looking to scale down, Wynberg will always be a M68 N2 desirable node. Nestling on the Southern spine WYNBERG M41 of Table Mountain, Wynberg today has the highest M38 Strandfontein Rd concentration of historic buildings in South Africa. Wynberg Upper remains a “village in the city”, and marks the perfect blend between up-and- O MITCHELL’S PLAIN M9 r r p coming and old tradition. e D n e R g d r o e G e M42 c n M3 i r P M5 M4 M6 M64 04 SCHOOLS NORTH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF CAPE TOWN WYNBERG BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL MICHAEL OAK WALDORF SCHOOL AUBURN HOUSE SCHOOL CEDAR HOUSE SCHOOL WYNBERG BOYS’ JUNIOR SCHOOL WYNBERG GIRLS’ JUNIOR SCHOOL CEDAR HOUSE PREPARATORY SCHOOL WYNBERG GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD CONVENT JUNIOR SCHOOL 3KM M3 2KM WITTEBOME HIGH SCHOOL SHILOAH CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ONE MALTON WYNBERG HIGH SCHOOL IMMACULATA HIGH SCHOOL NORMAN HENSHILWOOD HIGH SCHOOL M5 M4 05 IImmaaggee ©© 22001188 DDiiggiittaallGGlloobbee Image © 2018 DigitalGlobe KINGSBURY KENILWORTH PRIVATE HOSPITAL SHOPPING CENTRE ATTRACTIONS NORTH KENILWORTH RACECOURSE WYNBERG PARK 2MILITARY HOSPITAL MAYNARDVILLE SHOPPING CENTRE 3KM MAYNARDVILLE THEATRE & PARK 2KM M3 CHELSEA VILLAGE ALPHEN PARK GREENBELT VICTORIA HOSPITAL ROYAL CAPE GOLF COURSE CONSTANTIA M4 VIRGIN ACTIVE CONSTANTIA VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTRE M5 MEDICLINIC CONSTANTIABERG 06 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties AXONOMETRIC VIEW 07 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties TYPICAL UNIT 1 LAYOUT UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 scale 1:100 KEY: UNIT 1 Area Size Overall unit size: 75m² (incl. balcony) Bedroom 1: 3.2m x 3.1m Bedroom 2: 3.2m x 3.1m En-suite 1: 1.57m x 2.1m En-suite 2: 1.57m x 2.1m Kitchen: 3.2m x 3.93m Dining: 3.34m x 5.04m Living room: 2.78m x 3.93m Patio: 1.63m x 3.9m 08 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties TYPICAL UNIT 2 LAYOUT UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 scale 1:100 KEY: UNIT 2 Area Size Overall unit size: 80m² (incl. balcony) Bedroom 1: 3.4m x 3.2m Bedroom 2: 3.4m x 3.2m En-suite 1: 1.99m x 2.08m En-suite 2: 1.99m x 2.08m Kitchen: 3.2m x 3.95m Dining: 2.18m x 5.07m Living room: 2.93m x 3.95m Patio: 1.63m x 3.74m 09 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties TYPICAL UNIT 3 LAYOUT scale 1:100 UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 KEY: UNIT 3 Area Size Overall unit size: 86m² (incl. balcony) Bedroom 1: 3.4m x 3.23m Bedroom 2: 3.7m x 3.23m En-suite 1: 1.99m x 2.08m En-suite 2: 1.69m x 2.08m Kitchen: 3.51m x 3.89m Dining: 3.34m x 5.04m Living room: 2.93m x 3.93m Patio: 1.63m x 3.68m 10 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties 11 12 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties KITCHEN FINISHES & FITTINGS THEMES • Engineered stone tops • Wrapped MDF cupboard • Hansgrohe sink • High quality electric HOB with engineered stone doors with premium hinges mixer tap with extractor and built in splash backs electric oven • Stainless steel double end bowl sink 13 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties BATHROOM FINISHES & FITTINGS THEMES • Hansgrohe brassware • Geberit cistern and flush plates • Vanity: Engineered stone tops • Mirror with engineered stone splash backs • Glass shower screen • Wrapped MDF cupboard doors • Porcelain tiles on floor and walls 14 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties INTERNAL FINISHES & FITTINGS THEMES Bedroom built in cupboards Flooring Windows Ceilings • Wrapped MDF cupboard doors • “Timber” vinyl in living areas • Aluminium window frames • Skimmed and painted ceiling and A grade melamine carcass. and kitchens powder-coated mid grey with shadow line detail Shelving with impact edging • Choice of carpet or “Timber” • Brushed steel pull handles vinyl in bedrooms 15 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties ABOUT THE DEVELOPER Austen Dundas Properties is a Cape Town-based commercial property company focussed on the development of industrial and residential properties. Established in 2000 as an umbrella company for a variety of real estate businesses, Austen Dundas Properties went on to develop a number of greenfield sites throughout the Northern Suburbs. We strive to ensure our properties are always of the highest quality, and are situated in sought-after locations. Once developed, our in-house property management ensures exceptional service for our tenants, whilst always treating our partners and tenants with the highest levels of respect and integrity. Our team handles all aspects of development lifecycle through to leasing, facilities management, invoicing and accounts. With 45 years experience in servicing property needs in greater Cape Town area, our local expertise has allowed us to meet our tenants’ unique placement and expansion objectives. Some of our tenants include well-known South African retailers Shoprite, Checkers, Pep and Spar, as well as Absa, FNB and Standard Bank. DISCLAIMER: Whilst every care has been taken in the assembly of the brochure in good faith, the computer generated images and photographs are indicative only. The contract documents contain the final specifications, finishes and terms of the development and sales agreement. E&OE. 16 Austen Dundas Properties 2018 Austen Dundas Properties CONTACT US THE DEVELOPER SALES AGENT HEAD OFFICE HEAD OFFICE Unit 309 The Cliffs 58 Main Street Niagara Way Newlands Tyger Falls Cape Town Bellville 7700 7530 MARK UPTON BRENDON VERSFELD +27 (0)82 890 2888 Development Director M. E. [email protected] M. +27 (0)73 466 6841 T. +27 (0)21 975 2741 TONY BREDENKAMP E. [email protected] M. +27 (0)83 602 6113 www.austendundas.co.za E. [email protected] www.upton.co.za 17 18.
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