Area Profiles

Queensburgh, is situated in KwaZulu Natal and its name historically originated during the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. It is situated inland with a 15-minute drive from Durban and comprises four main suburbs, namely Malvern, Escombe, Northdene and Moseley. Bordering the southern end of Queensburgh is Sarnia Road, an arterial road that begins at Solomon Mahlangu Drive (Edwin Swales Drive) and encompasses the smaller suburbs of Sea View, Bellair, Hillary and Mount Vernon. Queensburgh is conveniently positioned with close proximity to the southern industrial hubs of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni as well as western industrial hubs of Pinetown,...

Queensburgh, is situated in KwaZulu Natal and its name historically originated during the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. It is situated inland with a 15-minute drive from Durban and comprises four main suburbs, namely Malvern, Escombe, Northdene and Moseley. Bordering the southern end of Queensburgh is Sarnia Road, an arterial road that begins at Solomon Mahlangu Drive (Edwin Swales Drive) and encompasses the smaller suburbs of Sea View, Bellair, Hillary and Mount Vernon. Queensburgh is conveniently positioned with close proximity to the southern industrial hubs of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni as well as western industrial hubs of Pinetown,...

Queensburgh, is situated in KwaZulu Natal and its name historically originated during the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne. It is situated inland with a 15-minute drive from Durban and comprises four main suburbs, namely Malvern, Escombe, Northdene and Moseley. Bordering the southern end of Queensburgh is Sarnia Road, an arterial road that begins at Solomon Mahlangu Drive (Edwin Swales Drive) and encompasses the smaller suburbs of Sea View, Bellair, Hillary and Mount Vernon. Queensburgh is conveniently positioned with close proximity to the southern industrial hubs of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni as well as western industrial hubs of Pinetown,...

Queensburgh, is situated in KwaZulu Natal and its name historically originated during the celebration of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne.  It is situated inland with a 15-minute drive from Durban and comprises four main suburbs, namely Malvern, Escombe, Northdene and Moseley. Bordering the southern end of Queensburgh is Sarnia Road, an arterial road that begins at Solomon Mahlangu Drive (Edwin Swales Drive) and encompasses the smaller suburbs of Sea View, Bellair, Hillary and Mount Vernon.  Queensburgh is conveniently positioned with close proximity to the southern industrial hubs of Prospecton, Jacobs and Mobeni as well as western industrial hubs of Pinetown,...

Salt Rock is a small town just north of Ballito and Shaka's Rock. It is a popular holiday destination, with a lifeguarded beach (great for surfing), massive tidal pool, good fishing spots and beautiful reefs offshore. The name Salt Rock originates from King Shaka's days when his handmaidens used to collect dried salt off the rocks at low tide. It owes much of its history to Basil Hulett and his wife Gwen who started not only the Salt Rock Hotel, but went on to develop the town of Salt Rock that is found today. Salt Rock is about 40 minutes north of Durban, 15 minutes from Sibaya Casino and just up the road from bustling Ballito. Nightlife in the small town...

One of the most attractive and popular resorts on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast, Scottburgh’s past is steeped in both colonial and traditional Zulu culture. During 1860, Scottburgh was the first town to be laid out south of Durban.  At the turn of the century, the shallow bay was home to a fleet of fishing vessels and was, for a time a promising harbour. Today, Scottburgh is a thriving coastal resort. Drawn by the year-round temperate sub-tropical climate and the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, visitors flock to escape the cooler inland to enjoy the town’s natural and cultural attractions. Scottburgh’s main appeal lies with it’s...

Seaward Estates is a secure, gated housing estate situated in the heart of Ballito.  It is 122 hectares in size, of which 22 hectares is dedicated to wetland. Its central location allows easy access to the Alberlito hospital, various shopping malls, restaurants and schools.  With medical and health care, and educational facilities easily accessible, Seaward Estates remains popular with young and old.  Seaward Estate is one of the most sought after estates on the Dolphin Coast due to its value for money and affordable entry into a well-positioned estate. There is a high demand for properties in Seaward, and properties that come onto the market sell rapidly.  Its pet...

Sheffield Beach lies 48km north of Durban's vibrant attractions, and is a stone's throw from the bustling town of Ballito (10km). While one can relax in the tranquility of pristine beaches with sparkling rock pools teeming with sea life, just down the road you will find an abundance of restaurants, pubs and shops, including Tiffany’s shopping centre. Sheffield Beach is home to Brettenwood Coastal Estate and Sheffield Beach Estate. Sheffield Beach is one of the Dolphin Coast's best kept secrets.  

Simbithi Eco Estate is a premier residential estate set away from the hustle and bustle on a 430 hectare prime piece of North Coast land. A coastal paradise situated between the coastal towns of Ballito and Salt Rock.  Only 30 minutes from Durban and 10 minutes from King Shaka International Airport, Simbithi allows residents easy access to all amenities.  Simbithi prides itself with its zero crime rating. The estate offers state of the art security including a double electric fence, palisade fencing, hourly patrols and surveillance cameras at the 5 entrances to the estate.   Simbithi’s intention is to establish and maintain a protected, stable...

SOMERSET PARK Situated minutes from Umhlanga Rocks, just off Umhlanga Rocks Drive, Somerset Park is a lovely quiet and safe suburb, comprising freestanding homes and several gated complexes which are sought after and popular with families. The proximity to a myriad vast of surrounding amenities, residents are happy in their environment and tend to keep their homes for far longer than the average homeowner in South Africa. The suburb caters for young and older residents with specialised complexes for retired folk plus homes, duplexes and simplexes for small and large families. There are modest homes and magnificent modern homes, and gated estates within the suburb....