3 rooms house of 377m² in Cape Town

Right in the heart of Sea Point, but tranquilly tucked away from all the hustle and bustle — this cul-de-sac location puts you half a block from all the great shops and restaurants, and just a block from the beach. This is not your average rental. Originally a renovated Victorian home, it was sectionalized and run as three separate units — the main house alongside two ultra-modern Airbnbs — which means you're getting something genuinely rare: three fully self-contained living spaces, each with its own kitchen, bathroom and separate entrance, all under one roof, and all accessible via the front or the back, so in that sense the properties interconnect if you want the whole thing to flow as one big home. Want total privacy for guests, family, or staff? Lock the doors between units and everyone has their own space. Want it open and flowing for entertaining? Open them up. That's the beauty of this layout — it moves with however you're living. What you're getting: 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 full kitchens 3 separate entrances (optional) — total flexibility for multi-generational living, guests, or a home office setup Fully furnished, move-in ready Air conditioning in the main bedroom Gas fireplace in the main living area — proper Cape Town winter comfort Private plunge pool in the garden Braai area out back for the long summer evenings Several water features dotted through the garden — genuinely peaceful outdoor spaces Private parking space Security gates throughout Pet friendly, and — dog owners take note — directly across the road from a secure park, so walks are a two-minute affair Set in a quiet cul-de-sac yet minutes from the Sea Point Promenade, restaurants, and the beach, this home offers a level of privacy that's hard to find this central. Whether you're after space for extended family, a live-in nanny or staff setup, a work-from-home arrangement with separated zones, or simply a beautifully finished, character-filled home in one of Cape Town's most walkable neighbourhoods — this one's worth a look.