Llandudno villa– 48 sunset avenue
48 sunset avenue is modern, luxury 500 metres squared villa offers wrap around sea views from every room. Total privacy from huge entertainment areas, all leading out onto a swimming pool.
Services and Extra Information for 48 sunset avenue
150 meters from the ocean built-in braai in entertainment lounge with glass doors that open onto pool area spectacular wrap around sea, mountain & sunset views.
3 Bathrooms (2 en-suites), spa bath, aircon/heating in 3 bedrooms. Kitchen includes Caesar stone tops, double Bosch ovens & induction hob Dishwasher, tumble dryer, washing machine.
3 spacious reception rooms all leading to entertainment patio & swimming pool – pool is full and ready for guest enjoyment.
Satellite TV (DSTV) WIFI
Electric perimeter fencing, exterior beams & alarm liked to armed response security company.
Children under adult supervision welcome.
No pets allowed
Exterior smoking only.
Parking on premises.
Complimentary cleaning Tuesdays & Thursdays (excluding Public Holidays)
Additional cleaning can be arranged at an extra cost
Formal lounge area, TV area, open dining area – all overlooking the ocean Chlorine swimming pool overlooking the sea.
There is no safety net but a fence can be erected around the pool as a safety precaution for children
No parties please
Interested in film/photo shoots
Bedroom Setup
Main bedroom, King, air conditioner, Bathtub and shower
2nd bedroom, 2 x single beds – shared bathroom with bedroom 3 Bath and shower
3rd bedroom, Queen, air conditioner, No – shared bathroom with bedroom 2 Bath and shower
4th bedroom, Queen, air conditioner, Spa bath and shower
About Llandudno
The Blue Flag Llandudno Beach, wedged between Camps Bay and Hout Bay is without a doubt one of Cape Towns most picturesque beaches. As it is located at the bottom of one of Cape Town’s most desirable residential areas, with expensive houses and famed residents, the beach has a certain exclusivity to it.
As you wind your way down through the bush-lined pathway towards the beach, you’ll immediately be surprised by the beauty of the soft white sands and glittering turquoise ocean, contrasted with the magnificent surrounding mountain ranges. The beach is secluded by enormous granite boulders on either side that shelter the sands from most winds and it is rarely overcrowded due to the limited parking space.
The beach is popular for sun bathing, picnics, sundowners, surfing, body boarding, beach games, and dog walkers. Most surfers enter the water with wetsuits, but the water is great for swimming if you can brave the icy water.
Facilities include two ablution blocks and an established lifesaving club. While traders usually walk the beaches in the summer months selling ice creams and cool drinks, there are no nearby shops, so bring along anything you may need for the day.
The boulders on the northern side of the beach offer some great walking and amazing views, while the opposite side leads along Sunset Rocks past the wreck of the Romelia towards Sandy Bay, the nudist beach.
Things to do in Cape Town
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