Rent 3 bedroom house in uMlalazi Local Municipality

Secure upmarket townhouse with open plan living at its best. Available from the 1st of October. The kitchen and living area opens up to an airy patio with a built in braai, perfect for entertaining and sundowners. Tasteful finishes throughout the unit, fully tiled and secure. With three bedrooms and two bathrooms, this simplex is perfectly suited for a small family. Double automated garage that leads straight into the unit for added convenience. Large communal swimming pool, much needed for the Zululand summers. All of the attributes of the Mtunzini Village and the Umlalazi Nature Reserve, under the protection of Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, are the source of serenity. Only 43km from Richards Bay, 87km from Ballito and 105km from King Shaka International Airport, Mtunzini is close enough to amenities and larger towns, yet far enough away to escape the rat race. Boasting a sub-tropical malaria-free climate, Mtunzini offers magnificent sea views, quality residential homes, various shopping facilities, quaint coffee shops and restaurants. Accommodation options include numerous B&B’s, self-catering chalets and camping facilities. Reputable pre-primary and primary schools as well as the availability of transport to nearby high schools makes for affordable and convenient education opportunities. Sporting enthusiasts can enjoy the wide range of clubs and activities the village has to offer. The Mtunzini Athletics Club, the Mtunzini Country Club (with its nine-hole golf course, tennis courts and squash court), the Mtunzini Bowling Club, and the Mtunzini Ski Boat Club, to name a few.. The annual Mtunzini Bush Run, the Buffalo Mountain Bike Classic, and the Couta Classic Fishing Tournament are three well known events with contestants travelling from far and wide to our little village. The Umlalazi lagoon is the perfect place for canoeing, fishing and enjoying sundowners around a braai. Nature lovers thrive on the wildlife and birdlife that can be observed on the many hiking trails, of which many species are unique to this environment. Amongst others are the Palm-Nut vulture, Mangrove Kingfisher, African fish eagle, Bushbuck, Red forest duiker, Fiddler crabs, Mudskippers, Vervet monkeys, and the dearly loved resident ‘Zini Zebbies’. Think peace and tranquillity while reflecting on a widespread beach. Think cool and quiet forest trails spreading through indigenous bush. Think still water and a soft breeze with the echo of a fish eagle. Think warm glowing sunsets over the Ngoye forests. THINK MTUNZINI.