The community spirit, springtime sunshine, and incredible scenery ensured crowds flocked to the Renishaw Hills Open Day in Scottburgh on the KZN South Coast on Saturday, 2 November. The incredible sounds of KZN musician, Tatum Tides set the scene on this gorgeous springtime day, with great food, craft gin, coffee and free doughnuts on offer. Visitors also enjoyed guided tours and informative talks to learn more about the incredible Renishaw Hills mature lifestyle estate and its newly launched apartments. Speaking at the event, Vageli Zervogiannis of Zaarc Architects outlined the innovative design of these unique Renishaw Hills apartments, with an exclusive special offer on select units for interested buyers extended to 8 November 2024. Visitors were also entered into a lucky draw which includes a weekend stay at Renishaw Hills. This pet-friendly estate forms part of the expansive 1,300-hectare Renishaw Coastal Precinct, with only 20% of the area earmarked for development, while the remaining 80% is dedicated to conservation, making it one of South Africa’s largest and most distinctive residential projects.
For more details about Renishaw Hills, the exclusive offer on the apartments, or to arrange a tour, contact Kelly at 064 198 2693, email sales@renishawhills.co.za, or visit www.renishawhills.co.za.
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Author: Agnes Matladi from Olivia Jones Communications on behalf of Renishaw Hills.
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