Jan
2019
One of the most notable characteristics of older suburbs is the number of schools near to these suburbs and in many cases churches.
This is, in today’s economic climate of major benefit and adds to a degree of convenience.
Hoheizen is one of Bellville’s older well-established suburbs with these characteristics evident. These and other factors are what set a degree of demand for the suburb. Other factors contributing to demand for homes in the suburb such as the architecture, proximity to industrial and commercial hubs, access roads and property usage.
The fact that Hoheizen is an older suburb means the property usage is limited to freehold homes and thus defining it as a purely residential suburb.
The benefits of this are that the suburb is tranquil and a familial atmosphere which is appealing to most people looking for that family home.
Hoheizen is a middle-class suburb which means it is a category in which the highest sales figures are currently achieved and this brings stability in the gradual rise of property values ensuring the investment will not disappoint when the need to relocate presents itself.
The familial appeal of Hoheizen is further enhanced by tree lined streets, manicured gardens and well-maintained homes.
The prime location of the suburb is soon apparent when one considers the many major access roads such as the close proximity to the N1, Carl Cronje Drive and Jip De Jager Drive.
Industrial hubs close to Hoheizen are Stikland Industrial, Sacks Circle Industrial and Bellville South Industrial.
There are a number of schools almost within walking distance from Hoheizen depending on where the homes are situated within the suburb. Here is a list of some of the popular schools; De Kuilen High School, The Settlers High School, Bellville High and Vredelust Primary School.
Residents to Hoheizen have a number of malls to choose from for retail needs or entertainment such as Tyger Valley Centre, Riebeeckshof Mall, Zevenwacht Mall and Bayside Mall.
Take a tour of the homes in Hoheizen, Cape Town via the Myroof web-site.
