Riverview
Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa
Six three‑bedroom duplex townhouses with garage, located beside the Liesbeek River in Rondebosch.
6
Units
About the project
Riverview is a residential project located on Paul Crescent in Rondebosch, Cape Town. The development consists of six duplex townhouses. Each unit provides three bedrooms and a private garage. The houses are positioned next to the Liesbeek River, offering a natural setting. The area is centrally located, providing easy access to local amenities.
- Six duplex townhouses
- Three bedrooms per unit
- Private garage for each townhouse
- Close to the Liesbeek River
- Centrally located in Rondebosch
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Frequently asked questions about Riverview
Who is building Riverview?
Riverview is being developed by Redwood Property Ventures. Their Imonga directory page lists their contact details and other developments.
Where is Riverview located?
Riverview is located in Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa, at the stated address: Paul Crescent, Rondebosch, Cape Town, South Africa.
How many homes does Riverview have?
This page lists 6 homes.
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Units in this development
1 units in total, 1 still available.
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Under construction
Residential
Launched in 2005