Nestled on the slopes of Table Mountain, Higgovale is one of Cape Town’s most sought-after residential suburbs, blending natural beauty with urban convenience.
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The properties in this suburb are some of the most exclusive in Cape Town, with prices reflecting the area’s desirability. Homes here often feature expansive gardens, private pools and panoramic views of the city, Table Mountain, and the Atlantic Ocean.
The real estate market in Higgovale is highly competitive, with limited availability due to the suburb’s small size and high demand. The area is popular among professionals, families and retirees looking for a serene yet accessible place to live.
Higgovale is well-served by a range of top-tier educational institutions. Families in the area have access to some of Cape Town’s best schools, providing quality education from preschool to high school. Notable nearby schools include Jan van Riebeeck Primary and High School, Herzlia Highlands Primary School and St Cyprian’s Girls School.
For younger children, there are several reputable preschools and day care centres in and around Higgovale, ensuring that even the youngest residents have access to quality early education.
The suburb is a gateway to some of Cape Town’s most iconic outdoor attractions, including Table Mountain National Park and Lion’s Head, which is a popular hiking spot offering spectacular views of the city and the ocean, perfect for both morning jogs and sunset picnics.
In addition to its natural beauty, Higgovale is conveniently located near the city centre, making it easy for residents to enjoy Cape Town’s vibrant cultural and social scene. The nearby Kloof Street and Bree Street are hubs of activity, lined with trendy cafés, fine dining restaurants, boutique shops and art galleries.
For everyday conveniences, Higgovale residents have quick access to both the Gardens Shopping Centre and the V&A Waterfront.
Higgovale is a suburb that offers an unparalleled lifestyle combining luxury, convenience and natural beauty.
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