An inner-city residence is always a highly sought-after and competitively targeted asset, but one that is ultra-modern, luxurious and affordable is virtually impossible to find.
Enter Buiten Street’s The York. It’s a combination of beautifully designed apartments, high-end amenities and an economical price take make this an investment opportunity that you won’t want to miss.
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Perfectly suited for short and long-term rentals, Rawson Developers’ The York is aimed at residents who like to work and play in the city. Within walking distance of the Mother City’s business district as well as some of its most popular attractions, residents can take a stroll in any direction and find themselves at a casual beer house in Long Street, a fancy restaurant in Bree Street, going for a walk in the Company’s Gardens, doing the weekly shop at Lifestyle on Kloof, or on their way to the office in the CBD.
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The building itself features state-of-the-art technology and gorgeous finishes throughout. Superb amenities include: a 24-hour concierge service, CCTV and biometric access control, a fully kitted out fitness centre, ground-floor restaurant and cafe and co-working space.
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The result is a perfect work-play balance for permanent residence as well as short or long-term rentals.
Priced from just R1.4 million to R2.71 million and available as beautifully designed studio or one-bedroom apartments, this is lush, central city living at its most affordable.
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With expected completion of the building in mid-2025 and limited availability, demand will be high for these stunning apartments. Sales go live on Thursday, 21 September, at 12pm.
Don’t miss out. Visit The York’s website to learn more.
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