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Yes, give me that view of the ocean.

Even out in the Deep South, property prices have risen considerably over the past five or so years.

It’s still Cape Town.

Add in the fact that this home, dubbed the Nantucket Dreamhouse, is in the private Klein Slangkop eco-estate and that R15 million price tag starts to make more sense.

Before we enjoy a video tour, here are the basics via the Property24 listing:

Exceptional house built on two levels, designed by Lennard and Lennard Architects, with an exquisite colour palette of sea and sand, creates a home with timeless charm. The unique style aesthetic, with decorative details and nautical accents is evocative of lazy summer days and the perfect spot for whale watching. The open plan spaces flow with incredible ease, and bespoke touches like the butler’s pantry, wine cellar, study and spectacular views enhance the architectural design.

The heart of the home is a splendid artisan kitchen, complemented by plantation shutters and engineered oak flooring. The interiors are decorative and divine, illuminated by much natural light, and oodles of style. The gorgeous accommodation and bathrooms, continue this trend and offer high spec fixtures and fittings, no creative element is overlooked and it shows.

I did some snooping around what’s on offer in Klein Slangkop.

A vacant plot is setting you back between R2,9 million and R5 million, with the cheapest home on the market listed for R7,25 million.

It’s exclusive. I’ve heard rumours a former Springbok centre lives there.

Anyway, let’s go on that video tour I promised you.

The giant sand dollar on the wall is a nice touch.

I’m also a fan of this home going for half the price.

They’re all a very long way from the price range I’m dabbling in, mind you.

[source:property24]