Woodlands Place

Woodlands Place is a sectional-title apartment development by Central Developments Property Group. It is located at 95 Mat Ave, Pretoriuspark, Pretoria, 0042, in Pretoria East, South Africa. On its project page, the developer files the estate under Woodhill and describes it as apartments for sale and for rent. This page sets out what the developer publishes on its official website as of 16 October 2026 and flags anything that is not published.

The developer

Central Developments Property Group is a South African residential developer. Its About page says the company was established in 2002 and has delivered more than 42 000 units. It describes itself as based in Waterfall, Gauteng, and says it opened an office in Durbanville in 2025 to cover the Western Cape. The website lists two contacts:

• Gauteng: Building F, Hertford Office Park, 90 Bekker Road, Midrand, tel. (011) 315 1633;
• Western Cape: tel. (021) 100 1777.

The apartments

Units are sold under sectional title, South Africa's form of shared ownership: the buyer owns the unit and a share of the common property. In practice, this means owners share responsibility for the upkeep of the common areas and contribute to those costs through monthly levies. The developer's project page refers to a "Phase 2" and shows two apartment types, with these prices displayed on 16 October 2026:

• 56 m² apartment: R975 000;
• 71 m² apartment: R1 115 000.

The developer says buyers purchase directly from it, "all costs included". The page does not say what those costs cover. The floor plans show numbers with no legend, so the bedroom and bathroom count of each type is not confirmed: ask the developer for the detailed plan. Prices can change, and only a written quote from the developer is binding. If you are weighing the two apartment types, ask for a written quote for each and compare them line by line, checking exactly what the "all costs included" wording covers in each case.

Amenities listed by the developer

The following list is taken from the project page:

• gated estate with 24-hour security and covered parking;
• clubhouse with a swimming pool;
• outdoor gym, park and children's play area;
• landscaped gardens and walking and jogging trails;
• private gardens, according to the page;
• car wash, laundry service and work-from-home spaces;
• fibre internet and prepaid utilities.

The page also mentions nearby schools, shops, restaurants and public transport, without giving distances.

What is not published

The developer's website does not publish:

• the total number of units;
• completion dates for the phases;
• the monthly levies;
• rental terms.

For these details, contact Central Developments directly using the numbers above or the enquiry form on the project page. Without the levy amount, the full monthly cost of owning a unit cannot be estimated, so this figure deserves as much attention as the purchase price. Before committing, ask in writing for:

• the price;
• a breakdown of the included costs;
• the levy amount;
• the delivery schedule.

In South Africa, every property sale goes through a conveyancer, the attorney who registers the transfer of ownership. A conveyancer can tell you which documents to request, and it is sensible to have them review those documents before you sign any offer to purchase.