A community at peace with nature
COMMON QUESTIONS
All the Answers You Seek — In One Place
THE MONTHLY LEVY SEEMS LOW TO RUN AN ESTATE AND NATURE RESERVE, IS IT?
Kwawula is unique. It is not just a residential Estate, but a Protected Area with a registered Nature Reserve of over 200ha.
It has the highest ratio of open property per home of any residential estate in the midlands.
Our 20yr budgets are well thought out and we spend wisely.
HOW DO RESIDENTS MANAGE THE GAME ?
Our residents only task is to enjoy the wildlife.
The Estate has a full time manager who does the rest.
WHAT ARE THE RULES OF YOUR COMMUNITY?
Simple rules that enhance property values and residential harmony.
The Estate has a complete set of documentation available from the Chairman.
49 out of the 52 stands have been developed already, so the estate has a simple future.
WHAT SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE NEARBY?
Truly The best of both worlds.
Where else can you live in a game reserve and be on the doorstep ( 10minutes) from world class schools, shopping centers, entertainment and medical facilities.
I AM AN AGENT CAN I PUT UP BOARDS IN THE ESTATE ?
Signs pose a danger to our wildlife, we do not allow the erection of signs within the estate.
With only 52 homes, that rarely come on the market, signs are not necessary to sell a Kwawula Home.
IS THE ESTATE SAFE AND CHILD FRIENDLY?
There is no estate that is as child friendly. With facilities like a clubhouse with pool table, table tennis, bar, fully equipped gym and suana, cricket nets, swimming pool, trampoline, our own tented bushcamp. Miles of mountain bike and walking trails. Dams to fish and
You may need to bribe your kids to come back inside.
THE BUSHCAMP IS AMAZING,
CAN I STAY THERE ?
Just bring your pillow and sleeping bag.
The bushcamp is available for exclusive use by residents by arrangement with the Reserve manager.
DOES MY PROPERTY HAVE TO BE FENCED?
It's entirely up to you. We live in a protected area and living hand in hand with the wildlife is part of the lifestyle. If you have pets you would erect a fence to keep them in.