WHO ARE YOU DEALING WITH?
If you have not met our team yet, well here's a chance to meet them. |
PRINCIPAL |
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Name: Val Ludgrove
Cell:+27(0)824907073 |
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES |
Name: Barney Barnard
Cell:+27(0)825187086 |
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PROPERTY LISTINGS |
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Name: Antoi Malherbe
Cell: +27(0)82 335 5562 |
FARMS & SMALLHOLDINGS |
Name: Altius Le Roux
Cell: +27(0)72 109 4778 |
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LETTING & ACCOUNTS |
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Name: Ingrid Riemeyer
Cell: +27(0)83 346 4567 |
RECEPTIONIST |
Name: Eureka Kruger |
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PLETT HISTORY
JOACHIN VAN PLETTENBERG
In 1778, the governor of the colony, Joachin van Plettenberg made his historic journey to Plettenberg Bay. He left the Cape in a carriage drawn by 8
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| horses. There was also a second coach and 5 other wagons. With him on the first part of the journey was Captain Robert Jacob Gordon. In November, the party visited Melkhout Kraal, which at that time belonged to Stephanus Esais Terblanche. Botha's farm was reached on the evening of the 5 November 1778. On the 6 th of November the historic demarcation stone, known as Van Plettenberg's |
| Beacon, was erected. The original stone has been removed to the Cultural History Museum in Cape Town and a replica now stands on the original site overlooking the bay. It was also during this time that Plettenberg Bay received it's present day name. |
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GREAT INVESTMENT! This business consists of the following
- 3 Houses for Accommodation
- Restaurant, Pizzeria and Tea Garden
- Separate house suitable for owner/manage
- Three plots
- Lock-up garage for 5 cars
This is an opportunity not to be missed!
Asking Price: R1, 400 000.00
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WHAT’S HAPPENING IN PLETT
BAYCARE PRIVATE AMBULANCE SERVICES
Plettenberg Bay’s own ambulance service has finally arrived! Ensuring you an effective, affordable high
standard of immediate medical assistance and transport to the nearest medical facility. Although the service is
already in operation the official launching will be on 12 May 2005.
Their contact numbers are 044-533-5000 or 073 299 2323 |
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