4 Bedroom Townhouse to Rent in Melrose

Positioned along the sought after Melrose Street, this spacious four bedroom cluster home offers an exceptional combination of privacy, comfort and effortless entertaining in an exclusive security estate of just six homes. Designed for relaxed family living and entertaining, the home features two generous lounges and a dedicated dining area, creating versatile spaces for both everyday living and hosting guests. Air conditioning throughout, ensures year round comfort. The main bedroom is a private retreat, complete with an en suite bathroom and walk through closets. including a large entertainment balcony ideal for sundowners and social gatherings. The entertainment patio provides the perfect setting for outdoor dining and relaxed weekends, overlooking a private swimming pool. Additional features include a staff room, double garage and pet friendly accommodation, catering to the practical needs of modern family living. Set within a boutique security estate with only six homes, this property offers an appealing balance of exclusivity, security and space in one of Johannesburg's established residential neighbourhoods. Melrose offers a prime central location with convenient access to Johannesburg’s major business hubs and lifestyle amenities. Transport: Easy access to the M1 highway, Corlett Drive and Athol Oaklands Road, connecting residents to Sandton, Rosebank and the Johannesburg CBD. Gautrain services are accessible via Rosebank and Sandton stations. Schools: Close to established schools including Pridwin Preparatory School, Kingsmead College and St Vincent School, with other reputable schools in neighbouring suburbs. Shopping malls: Convenient access to Melrose Arch, Rosebank Mall, The Zone @ Rosebank, BluBird Shopping Centre and Sandton City for everyday shopping, fashion and entertainment. Restaurants and entertainment: Enjoy an extensive choice of cafe´s, restaurants, bars and upmarket dining at Melrose Arch, alongside additional options in Rosebank and Illovo. Please note, some of the photos were virtually staged.