3 rooms house of 180m² in Hout Bay

Charming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home (plus guest loo) in a secure, well-maintained Hout Bay development. The property offers an inviting open-plan lounge and dining area that flows to the compact garden, creating a bright, easy-care living space ideal for entertaining or relaxed family life. The kitchen is fitted with quality cabinetry, a gas hob and electric oven, good worktop space and built-in storage. The main bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom, and the additional bedrooms are comfortable sizes with built-in cupboards. Additional practical features include a double garage with internal access, guest loo for convenience, secure perimeter and controlled access within the development, and low-maintenance outdoor space suited to potted plants or a small lawn. The location is central to Hout Bay village amenities — shops, cafes, restaurants, and schools are all within easy reach — while offering spectacular open mountain and sea vistas from the property and nearby vantage points. Excellent access to Chapman’s Peak Drive, coastal routes and major arterial roads makes commuting straightforward, and the neighborhood provides a peaceful seaside-suburban lifestyle with strong community feel. Origins: Hout Bay, meaning “Wood Bay” in Dutch, was named by early European settlers for the dense indigenous milkwood and other timber that once covered the valley. It began as a small fishing and timber-harvesting settlement in the 18th and 19th centuries. Fishing heritage: The Harbour has long been central to the town’s identity. Commercial fishing and small-scale boatbuilding sustained the community for generations; today the harbour remains active with both local fishing vessels and recreational boats. Development and tourism: From the mid-20th century Hout Bay evolved into a residential and holiday destination, prized for its sheltered bay, beaches and scenic drives (notably Chapman’s Peak). The village grew with boutique shops, restaurants and markets, attracting both local visitors and international tourists. Cultural mix: Historically home to a diverse population, Hout Bay reflects a mix of working-class fishing families, artists, and more recent residential developments. This blend has shaped a vibrant local culture, markets, and community events. Conservation and scenery: Surrounded by mountains and ocean, conservation of natural beauty and marine environment has become a priority; scenic viewpoints, hiking trails and protected coastal areas are now key attractions. This property offers a rare combination of convenient, secure development living and immediate access to the natural beauty and historical charm that define Hout Bay.