ABOUT THIS PROPERTY:
Situated high up in St Helena Bay with spectacular views over the town and ocean, this large piece of ground offers ample space to build your dream home for holiday or retirement. Enjoy nature at its best.

VALUE ADDS:
587m² in extent
Sea View
Mountain View
No building time-line restrictions
Relaxed building guidelines
No Levies
Cul de Sac
Whale watching in the Bay
Annual wildflower season

LOCATION:
Blueberry Heights is a quiet suburb located in St Helena Bay, up on the mountain with spectacular views. Situated on the ridge with natural boulders, fynbos and local wildlife. Close to local amenities, yet private and secure. St Helena Bay on the West Coast of South Africa is predominantly a fishing town. In winter it is host to many fishing activities, where snoek is found in its waters, as well as an endangered species of rock lobster and crayfish. St Helena Bay is known as one of the calmest bays on the West Coast and you will often find ships anchored in the bay waiting to continue to their destination. St Helena Bay is the only area along the South African West Coast where the sun rises across the bay. This is a unique location, whereby the town itself faces north east and almost north. The region of Saint Helena Bay is sub-divided into various suburbs, namely (from east to west): Laingville, West Point, Steenberg's Cove, Hannasbaai, Britannica Heights, Harbour Lights, Sandy Point, Blueberry Hill, Columbine, Mid-West and it incorporates the neighbouring towns of Stompneusbaai and Britannia Bay. It includes a total of eighteen smaller bays. St Helena Bay is approximately 150km from Cape Town.

AMENETIES & SHOPPING:
St Helena Bay has a thriving business community and provides a wide range of goods and services to its residents as well as surrounding communities. Close to St Helena Views you will find local shops, stocking all necessities, fuel and local restaurants. Vredenburg is 25 minutes’ drive away and here you will find The West Coast Mall, private hospital and medical facilities and schools.

TOURISM AND EVENTS:
St Helena Bay was discovered by Portuguese explorer Vasco Da Gama in 1497, on the actual site of Vasco da Gama's arrival is a monument. Heaviside’s dolphins, as well as dusky and common dolphins visit the bay in search of food, and the calm waters give shelter to the southern right whales that come to mate and calve in the second half of the year. Humpback and killer whales are also frequent visitors. It is also a very popular destination during the annual spring wildflower season. Saint Helena Bay is regular host to the St Helena Bay Sea Festival. This event is hosted by the town's Tourism association and takes place annually in December during the South African summer season. Surrounding areas of interest include attractions such as the Cape Columbine Lighthouse and nature reserve (19.7 km from St Helena Bay), Paternoster, Port Owen Marina and Darling. A choice of restaurants, coffee, art and curios shops.

SPORT:
Nearby we have a variety of sporting options which include Shelley Point 9-hole links golf course, horse-riding on the beach, surfing, fishing, water sport, boating & nearby Port Owen offering yachting.

FAUNA AND FLORA:
St Helena Bay’s free roaming wildlife includes a diversity such as steenbok, duiker, rabbits, tortoises, caracal, meerkat, squirrel, occasional strandwolf. A rich variety of birdlife, frequent blue crane and heron sightings, African marsh harrier, kingfishers, grey heron, Cape spurfowl, guinea fowl, African darter, black-winged stilt, great white pelican, greater and lesser flamingo, gulls and terns. St Helena Bay is a birdwatcher’s paradise and being at the southernmost point of the migratory route from Europe and the Steppes of Russia makes it a must-visit spot for twitchers. Read more...