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Property to Rent in Pretoria

Nestled in the heart of the Highveld, Gauteng is the smallest province in South Africa. Comprising only 14% of the nation’s land area, the province contains the highly urbanized and expansive cities of Pretoria and Johannesburg. Also known as the Garden province as a result of its coastal sub-tropical climate, KwaZulu-Natal has always been one of South Africa’s favourite holiday destinations. While the coastline is dotted with picturesque small towns, the province’s interior consists mainly of inspiring and spectacular rolling hills. This province also boasts South Africa’s only snow skiing resort, which is situated in the Southern Drakensberg. With Bloemfontein as its capital city, the Free State is found in the very heart of South Africa. The lovely climate and fertile land have made the province a thriving agricultural community. The Free State’s chief tourist attraction is the Golden Gate Highlands National Park nestled in the foothills of the breathtaking Maluti Mountains. As the northernmost province in South Africa, Limpopo shares its borders with Botswana on the west, Mozambique on the east and Zimbabwe in the north. Limpopo’s proximity to these African countries has gifted it with the beauty and contrasting landscapes that has made it a favourite among travellers and adventure seekers. The North West province is a picture of authentic African bushveldt beauty that encourages adventure. From the quiet beauty of the Pilansberg Nature Reserve to the bold decadence of Sun City, the North West offers both culture and comfort. The Northern Cape is the biggest and most sparsely populated province in South Africa, dominated by the Karoo Basin. If you were to ask someone the reason they bought that specific house one of the answers will be, the property location. Young couples and single persons are more free which means less restrictions on their property location. Young couples with infants or pre-school children will need to be as close as possible to day-care centres and established families with children attending school will need to be close to schools. Property location can also be crucial for pensioners whom are in the position to own a property. Buying or renting a property is a question most of the consumers are faced with today. And the advice here is, what does your financial situation allow, what are your needs or requirements and your future intentions and prospects. Here, as a tenant you should also be aware of the limitations which are at the discretion of the landlord. Renting is a short term approach to prepare the way for buying a home of your own as this allows a bit more disposable income to be saved for the financing of a home. Buying allows freedom in other avenues like the independence to do with your home as you please within the laws and bylaws of the local municipality. Buying a home brings a manner of stability that renting cannot always guarantee. We use wide angle high definition photos to give you as much detail of every room of the property. Most of the photos are mapped on the floor plan and is also categorised.