R 3 500 000 | 4 bed property for sale in zini river estate

What makes this newly build 4 bedroom house special in Zini River Estate? Unlimited views of the Umlalazi river with no one able to build in front of you. The house is being build of pre approved plans. Building to commence in December 2020. The floor plan incorporates 4 bedrooms, the main bedroom with en-suite and 2 bedrooms opening up onto a wooden deck with spectcular views. One of the bedrooms can be converted into a home office. Open plan kitchen and large living area opening up onto the wooden deck with sliding doors, with steps going down to the pool area. Estate Fast Facts: Phenomenal views and open spaces Convenient proximity to Richard's Bay and the N2 Only 50 minutes from King Shaka International Airport Exceptional recreational facilities nearby Eco-friendly development principles Gatehouse and 24 hour security Superb investment potential Abundant bird life Successful rehabilitation of land. Activities available on the Estate: Bird watching Picnicking Mountain biking Fishing Canoeing Walking River barge cruise (incurs a cost) Developed to sustain a healthy lifestyle, Zini River Estate embraces and upholds the natural beauty of Mtunzini's local fauna and flora. The town of Mtunzini itself was declared a conservancy in November 1995 and in line with this drive for conservation, Zini River Estate has transformed a former sugarcane farmland into a natural living experience. This 175 hectare Estate is situated on the northern side of the town of Mtunzini. Flanked on three sides by the Umlalazi River, natural bush and the lagoon, the estate offers inspiring, wide angle views of the ocean, river and natural plant life. The diverse topography and careful positioning of individual stands has resulted in optimisation of river and sea views. The development spans 85 hectares with the balance reserved for conservation. The estate has returned the land to its former natural beauty and splendour through rehabilitation of local flora and fauna. Bird life is particularly prolific in the area with over 300 species having been recorded. An abundance of Rafia palms provides the habitat for the most famous of them, the rarest breeding birds of prey in South Africa, the Palm Nut Vultures, which have made Mtunzini their home.