With its sub-tropical climate, KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) is known as South Africa’s playground. Houses for sale in KwaZulu-Natal are sought after due to its diverse landscape, cultural and historical influences. Farms, hospitality estates, golf estates, apartments, security estates, cluster homes and retirement villages – you choose the way you want to live.
Finding properties for sale in Umhlanga Rocks, along the North and South Coast in particular, is a popular choice for those who want to make the most of the outdoors and the warm Indian Ocean. The little village of Ballito offers quiet and relaxed accommodation while further down the coast; Port Shepstone and Margate draw visitors with their long stretches of beach and indigenous coastal forests. But it’s not all about the beach here. You can choose country-style living in the Midlands or a more commercial atmosphere in the ever-growing city of Pietermaritzburg. For working professionals, the city of Durban is the ideal place to find a cosy apartment while those looking for a peaceful retirement or rustic living tend to prefer the exquisite beauty of the Drakensberg. Find the ideal property for sale in KwaZulu-Natal in the area of your choice.
“Rough and ready, smart and sophisticated, rural and rustic, KwaZulu-Natal is as eclectic as its cultures, people and landscapes.”
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Popular areas in KwaZulu-Natal
Durban,
Underberg,
Durban North,
Ballito,
Pietermaritzburg,
uMhlanga,
Amanzimtoti,
Richards Bay,
Newcastle,
Kloof,
Kokstad,
Port Shepstone,
Hilton,
Hillcrest,
Zimbali Coastal Resort,
Popular developments in KwaZulu-Natal
Areas within KwaZulu-Natal
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Houses and property for sale in Amanzimtoti are among the most popular on South Africa’s East Coast.
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For over 20 years Pam Golding Properties has been selling property in Durban - including the Berea, Morningside, Glenwood and the beachfront.
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Durban a diverse African city that is focused on citywide investments, growing our economy & creating a better quality of life. In Durban we play hard & work hard.
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Known also as the Dolphin Coast, this area is made up of pristine beaches and forested dunes of the Tuzi Gazi, an area rich in Zulu heritage and ecological diversity.
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The sunny South Coast of KwaZulu-Natal, otherwise known as "The Golf Coast" or "The Hibiscus Coast", offers the greatest value for money and are being rediscovered by the discerning investor.
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Kokstad, one of the fastest growing towns in KwaZulu-Natal, is located in the Sisonke District on the edge of the Drakensberg. With the picturesque backdrop of Mount Currie in the distance, Kokstad offers peace
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The town of La Lucia is situated adjacent to Durban North, on the beautiful coastline of KZN within very close proximity of uMhlanga Rocks.
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The charming coastal town of Margate is located on the South Coast of KwaZulu-Natal. Spanning from Shelly Beach to Southbroom, Margate is well-known for its golden beaches fringed with palm trees.
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The suburb of Montclair is situated in Durban South, within close proximity to central Durban, offering easy access to neighbouring suburbs and industrial areas.
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Mount Edgecombe Country Club Estates I & II are situated on the Sugar Coast of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa.
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The town of Newcastle neighbours Ladysmith and Dundee in KwaZulu-Natal. Property for sale in Newcastle caters to families and retirees who’re looking to enjoy quiet living.
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Pinetown, named after the governor of Natal, Sir Benjamin Pine, forms part of the larger eThekwini municipality.
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Situated on the south coast of KwaZulu-Natal, the quaint resort town of Port Edward offers holiday seekers and residents its beautiful surrounds of lush rolling hills and breath taking ocean views.
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Port Shepstone is situated 120 kilometres from the closest major city - Durban and a mere 1 and a half hour's drive from King Shaka International Airport situated on Durban's north coast.
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On the coast of KwaZulu-Natal situated on the 30 square kilometre lagoon of the Mhlatuze River, lies the town of Richards Bay.
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The areas of Scottburgh and Pennington present property for sale along South Africa’s idyllic East Coast in KwaZulu-Natal.
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Umdloti is a small town located on KwaZulu-Natal’s North Coast. Conveniently close to Durban and just 10 kilometres from Umhlanga Rocks, Umdloti property rentals provide the perfect holiday destination.
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uMhlanga Rocks, for many one of the most desirable coastal resorts in the world, is a town of two distinct halves.
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The South Coast town of Umtentweni in KwaZulu-Natal is a peaceful residential town situated between Hibberdene and Port Shepstone.
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The district of Underberg/Himeville - now officially known as KWA-SANI, is situated in the Southern Drakensberg area of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The Drakensberg is a high altitude area and perfect for sports training teams.
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Pam Golding Properties have been active in the Upper Highway area for a number of years with offices located in Kloof, Hillcrest and Waterfall.
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Areas in Upper Highway
Hillcrest, Kloof, Waterfall,
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Situated not far from Pinetown, Westville is set amongst rolling hills, gardens peppered with flowing streams and wide, tree-lined streets. It serves as a gentrified, slower-paced suburb of Durban – possibly because of its history as farming land during the early 1920’s, as it is here that people head for more of a “country” lifestyle.
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Explore KwaZulu-Natal
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Game reserves
Want to spot the Big 5 or brush up on your wildlife knowledge? Then you’ve chosen the right place to live! There are numerous game parks and nature reserves in KwaZulu-Natal, many of which can be reached in just a few short hours. You’ll also be able to explore some of the oldest game reserves and areas of conservation that are situated in the heart of Zululand.
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Beaches
The warm waters make KwaZulu-Natal’s coastline a popular destination for swimming, fishing and surfing. Seaside towns serving as equally popular holiday destinations include Ballito and Umhlanga on the North Coast while further down the South Coast, you’ll find Margate and Port Shepstone come alive with beach-goers and holidaymakers.
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Magnificent mountains
The Drakensberg Mountains provide breathtakingly beautiful scenery and numerous opportunities for hiking, cycling and outdoor adventure. Some of the sandstone caves in this area still feature ancient rock art. Very different to the subtropical coast, this protected mountain range experiences a colder climate and can experience heavy snowfall during the winter months.
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Sporting events
KwaZulu-Natal plays host to the annual Comrades Marathon, the international race that sees runners braving a gruelling 87+km route. Other popular sporting events include the Mr Price Pro surfing competition, the Midmar Mile swimming race and the Dusi Canoe Marathon. If you’re more of a spectator, don’t miss the Vodacom Durban July horseracing extravaganza held at Greyville Racecourse.
Living in KwaZulu-Natal
Education
There are a number of esteemed schools within KwaZulu-Natal offering boarding and day scholar facilities for all ages. Notable private institutions include Hilton College, Michaelhouse, Kearsney College, Durban Girl’s College, St. Anne’s Diocesan College and St. Mary’s DSG. You will also find the University of KwaZulu-Natal, the Durban University of Technology and other specialised tertiary colleges.
Healthcare
This region is serviced by a number of private and public clinics and hospitals, most of which can be found near residential areas such as Durban, Pietermaritzburg, Newcastle and Empangeni to name a few. There are also 9 private Netcare hospitals dotted around KwaZulu-Natal that offer a range of specialised treatments along with the Ethekwini Hospital & Heart Centre.
Shopping
From markets to malls, KwaZulu-Natal has it all! Gateway Theatre of Shopping in Umhlanga is one of the largest malls in the country with over 300 shops and a host of entertainment activities, cinemas and restaurants. If it’s arts and crafts you’re after head to the Victoria Street Market or the Essenwood Market or nip down to your local convenience store for all your day-to-day needs.
Travel
King Shaka International Airport is located on the North Coast of KwaZulu-Natal, but there are also a number of smaller domestic and private airports within the region. The N2 highway traversers the coast and the M3 runs diagonally, connecting to various towns and areas of interest and offering easy access to regions beyond KwaZulu-Natal’s borders.