If living on campus was not enough of a drawcard, it also includes one-bedroomed apartments, instead of the bachelor or two-bedroomed units usually offered students.
With only 18 apartments in the development, Beau Vie offers exclusive living for the discerning student, says Louise Varga, Pam Golding Properties area manager.
“Safety is a top criterion for students and their parents. Properties situated on the university’s demarcated ‘Green Route’, which has security patrolling on foot and bicycle, are highly sought-after and can command prices of around R66000/m
² .”
Of the 18 apartments, 16 are priced from R2.37million and the remaining two are R1.995m, including VAT.
Each unit comes with a combination fridge-freezer and washer-dryer, and a microwave. There is biometric access control and a security wall with electric fencing.