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If you have any further questions or require additional detail on those answered below, please contact us. We always welcome the opportunity to provide further information about Renishaw Hills.
Tel: 087 135 5555
E-mail: info@renishawhills.co.za
The developer is Renishaw Property Developments, a subsidiary of the JSE-listed Crookes Brothers Limited.
The construction of Renishaw Hills started in July 2016, with first occupation in September 2017. The fully developed village will consist of 340 stand-alone homes and 170 apartments.
Construction is planned in a number of stand-alone phases, the timing of each phase subject to market demand.
Renishaw Hills is a sectional title development, in terms of the Sectional Titles Act.
On selected sites, we offer a sectional title purchase option at a significant discount. This is in terms of a Reversionary Transfer Obligation (RTO) contract providing for reversion of ownership of the unit, on disposal thereof, to the developer, at the price originally paid for that unit.
Phase 1 | 2016 | R1.57m – R1.95m | SOLD OUT |
Phase 2 | 2017 | R1.41m – R2.36m | SOLD OUT |
Phase 3 | 2017/2018 | R1.53m – R2.64m | SOLD OUT |
Phase 4 | 2018 | R1.64m – R3.24m | SOLD OUT |
Phase 5 | 2019 | R1.63m – R3.4m | SOLD OUT |
Phase 6 | Current | R2.05m – R3.74m |
Ownership is secured through the payment of a 10% deposit on signature of the Agreement of Sale and Purchase, paid into the transferring attorneys trust account, with the balance being payable on transfer of ownership.
Due to the sales being made directly from the developer, no transfer duty is payable. The advertised purchase price includes VAT.
Renishaw Hills Homeowners Association (RHHOA) is responsible for the management of the village. The board of RHHOA includes elected representatives of owners and, during the development period, nominees of the developer.
RHHOA’s Memorandum of Incorporation (MOI), which is available for inspection at the office of the developer, details the objectives of the association, the rights of members and the powers and duties of directors.
The homeowners association (RHHOA) is responsible for financial management of the village. Owners pay a monthly levy for the provision of services, including security, maintenance of residences and gardens, insurance of buildings, internet connectivity and basic health care and community centre facilities.
The levy is subsidised by a 20% plough back of the net enhanced value on the resale of residences, creating a levy stabilisation fund for the use of RHHOA, with the express purpose of moderating future increases.
Current levies are between R2530 and R3900, based on the size of the unit.
The services funded by the levy do not include charges for the personal usage of electricity, gas and water, DSTV subscriptions, nor does the levy cover municipal rates on your property.
Yes, there is basic health care service, the provision of which is covered by your levy. In addition we facilitate home-based nursing care, through the services of a professional health care services provider. The cost of this additional service, if required, is not included in the levy.
The homeowners association is responsible for insuring the buildings in the village, including the residences. The monthly levy covers the cost of this insurance. The homeowner is responsible for the insurance of the contents.
The developer, with the guidance of renowned landscape gardener and botanist, Dr Elsa Pooley, undertakes the initial landscaping and setting out of the indigenous gardens, in accordance with a strict environmental protocol.
The homeowners’ association (RHHOA) is responsible for maintaining all gardens, the cost of which is covered by the monthly levy.
The Mpambanyoni Conservation Development program of responsible stewardship nurtures the surrounding environment, demarcating conservation areas to enable the indigenous flora and fauna to flourish as they link developments throughout the estate.
The re-establishment of coastal forest, grasslands and wetlands forms an integral part of a long- term rehabilitation program that was initiated some years ago.
For the Renishaw Hills’ resident, the surrounding conservation sanctuary provides opportunities to surround oneself in nature, with the walking trails through indigenous forests and across rolling coastal grasslands allowing close-up viewing of the vast diversity of animal, plant and birdlife in the area.
Renishaw Estate Management Association (REMA) is the custodian of the conservation reserve. Levies payable by the managing bodies of the various developments within the area fund the maintenance of the conservation area.
We do permit alterations to residences, including the addition of glass enclosures and fences, in adherence to the provisions of the architectural guidelines and subject to approval by the home- owners association.
It most certainly is possible to rent, however this will be a private lease arrangement between the owner and the lessee and is subject to the Rules of the Renishaw Hills Homeowners’ Association.
There is secure storage facilities for boats, caravans and the like, available for rent.
Residents are welcome to invite whomever they wish to spend time with them in their homes.
The dwellings are primarily for residential purposes so, in order to minimise disruption to other residents, we restrict businesses operating from homes to those that do not necessitate clients visiting Renishaw Hills and to those that do not cause a nuisance or disturbance.
Whilst we are not formally registering exclusive use areas to each section in terms of the Sectional Titles Act, effectively each home will have an area surrounding the house that is for the exclusive use of the resident. The exclusive use of this area does not include the right to install any form of swimming pool.
Yes, subject to the Rules of the homeowners association (RHHOA), which include annual registration procedures.
Domestic workers may not reside on the property unless under exceptional circumstances requiring the prior written permission of RHHOA.
The Rules do allow dogs, restricted to no more than two per house (none in apartments), which must be of a breed that does not exceed 10 kilograms when fully grown.
As an eco-responsible development, one of our goals is to protect our abundant bird-life, so we do not allow cats.
