Property in Africa is fast growing in popularity, with Mozambique real estate near the top of the list. The country of Mozambique, officially named the Republic of Mozambique, is situated along the east coast of Southern Africa, where its 2500km coastline meets the warm Indian Ocean. Beachfront properties are plentiful and with such a long shore, almost every property has beautiful ocean views and easy access to the beach.
Pam Golding Properties Mozambique specialises in Mozambique real estate and offers a wide variety of sales, long term rentals and property development options. Choose between a secluded beach lodge in Mozambique, a sophisticated beach house in Inhambane, an island beach villa on Benguerra Island, as well as the purchase or rental of an apartment or house in the city of Maputo, Matola and surrounds.
Pam Golding Properties Mozambique is located in the bustling metropolis of Maputo, the country’s capital. International buyers are welcome in Mozambique, and Pam Golding is on hand to guide you through the steps to owning your own piece of paradise.
Browse our portfolio of Mozambique real estate today to see our currently available properties.
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While Mozambique real estate can differ from development to development, all Mozambique properties have one thing in common: a beautiful location. Mozambique real estate is found primarily along the coast and it is easy to see why: powder-white beaches stretch on for kilometres, and the warm Indian Ocean is welcoming to swimmers, divers and surfers. Mozambique properties offered by Pam Golding Properties Mozambique are luxurious and exclusive.
Pam Golding Properties Mozambique is one of the leading providers of Mozambique real estate and our property specialists are experienced in matching real estate buyers with appropriate properties. Contact us today to discuss your property requirements and we can find the right Mozambique property for you. Alternatively, contact us to find out more information on a specific real estate option that you’ve seen in our online portfolio. Below are the contact details of our Mozambique property specialists.
Sandy Wilson (Maputo)
Sales and rental manager – Mozambique property
[t] +258 (21) 492 076
[f] +258 (21) 492 076
[c] +258 (82) 369 8745
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Richard Haller (Cape Town)
Regional Director Mozambique
[t] +27 (21) 710 1781
[f] +27 (21) 710 1785
[c] +27 (83) 776 0802
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Below are a list of Mozambique Agents:
Eliza Van Der Linden (Pretoria/Jhb)
+27(0) 82 458 6945
Ivena Rossouw (Pretoria/Jhb)
+27(0) 83 545 8003
Tom Farmer (Nelspruit)
+27(0) 82 721 2919
Alta Triegaardt (Komatipport)
+27(0) 72 020 0184
Luiza Ferreira (White River)
+27(0) 82 973 2389
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With an area measuring 801 590km² Mozambique is officially the 35th largest country in the world. At its centre, Mozambique’s latitude is 18°15' S and its longitude is 35°00' E. Approximately 50% of Mozambique comprises flat coastal plain while inland the territory reaches a high plateau with several mountain ranges in the north. A number of large rivers, including the Limpopo and Zambezi rivers, run through the country.
Mozambique is ideally positioned along the south-eastern coast of Africa. It has an elongated coastline that runs along the eastern side, and inland Mozambique is bordered by several countries: South Africa, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi and Tanzania. The country comprises 10 provinces, including Cabo Delgado, Gaza, Inhambane, Manica, Maputo Province, Nampula, Niassa, Sofala, Tete, Zambezia. See the map below for further geographical information.
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Mozambique properties are popular owing to the country’s tropical climate that comprises two seasons. The rainy season occurs between October and March, while the dry season is from April to September. Average temperatures range from 13 to 24 degrees Celsius during winter and 22 to 31 degrees Celsius during summer.
The first documented people in Mozambique were the San people. For many years before Mozambique was discovered by Vasco da Gama on behalf of Portugal, there were numerous Arab trading settlements. In the 1500s, the country became a regular port of call for the Portuguese as they travelled to the East.
Mozambique finally achieved independence from Portugal in 1975 and held its first democratic elections in 1994. At present, the country is still recovering economically from the civil war that occurred between 1977 and 1992.
Home to over 18 million people, Mozambique is brimming with culture. While a large percentage of the population is of Bantu descent, there is a growing number of Chinese, Indian and Arab people making the country their home. The official language is Portuguese and music plays a large role in the daily lives of Mozambicans.
If you’re looking for a luxurious location of unparalleled beauty, you can’t go wrong with the islands off Mozambique’s shore. Real estate in Mozambique includes numerous island properties. Just off the coast of Mozambique are several idyllic islands, which offer breathtaking stretches of beach and spectacular ocean views. Island property in Mozambique includes The Villas at Benguerra, a luxurious villa in the Bazaruto Archipelago.
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Owning Mozambique real estate gives you the opportunity to discover the many wonders of the area, including:
- Maputo – Mozambique’s capital city offers easy access to a wide variety of bars, clubs, museums and restaurants.
- Inhambane and Tofo Beach – Characterised by Portuguese colonial architecture, Inhambane and Tofo beach have a restful village atmosphere.
- Bazaruto Archipelago – A preferred holiday destination by many, Bazaruto Archipelago comprises Bazaruto Island, Benguerra, Magaruque, Santa Carolina and Bangué.
- The Island of Mozambique – A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Island of Mozambique has many historical sites, particularly in Nampula Province and Stone Town.
- Gorongosa National Park – Comprising a variety of ecosystems, Gorongosa provides a number of unequalled sights and experiences.
- Lake Niassa – Also called Lake Malawi, Lake Niassa is located on the border between Mozambique and Malawi.
- Pemba and the Quirimbas Archipelago – Like Bazaruto, Pemba and the Quirimbas Archipelago offer a plethora of idyllic beach settings in which to relax and soak up the sun.
Pam Golding Properties Mozambique’s current portfolio of Mozambique property includes real estate in upmarket and exclusive developments such as The Villas at Benguerra, Kubali Beach Lodge, Praia da Paraiso and Drfitwood Beach Estate
Contact us now for more information on any of our available Mozambique properties.