Aug
2018
The prestigious suburb of Panorama in the northern suburbs of Cape Town does its name justice. Large expanses of Table Mountain are visible from many homes in Panorama.
Like most of Cape Town, Panorama is a tranquil suburb with which will appeal to a large market segment due to the varied property usage which consists of townhouses and free standing homes.
It must be mentioned that because the suburb falls within the prestigious segment even townhouses are on the upper end of the spectrum thus catering for young executives or young executive type families.
The northern suburbs are by default in a prime location with all the important amenities strategically placed for convenience which adds to the value of the suburb in the short and long term. For younger families schools and day-care centres are important and well-established families the proximity to universities becomes important.
Panorama has the benefit of access to major roads connecting to these amenities and it extends to easy access to commercial and industrial hubs.
Panorama displays the progress most suburbs display in growth in terms of architecture changing with time which means there are older more classic style homes mixed with more modern and contemporary homes which also draws a varied audience.
Residents in Panorama are in a privileged position to have a large number of reputable schools to choose from such as Panorama Primary School, Edgemead High School, Monte Visa Primary School and Tygerberg High School.
Industrial hubs near to Panorama are Epping, Elsies Rivier, and Sacks Circle Industrial.
Entertainment is almost a part of the laid back lifestyle and there are a number of venues to choose from such as GrandWest Casino, Canal Walk Shopping Centre, The V&A Waterfront and the various wine estates on the doorstep in the Durbanville Hills. The entertainment venues are also the most convenient retail outlets close to Panorama with the added benefit of the N1 City Mall.
Take a tour of the homes in Panorama, Cape Town Northern suburbs via the Myroof web-site.
