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Ideally situated on Stanza Bopape, this land offers 1276m² and it is already re-zoned for office use. A high-rise complex may also be another good option or, for instance a school. It is situated opposite the Presidential Golf Estate. Call now for an appointment to view on sight!
The lovely, sedate neighbourhood of Hatfield has become known as the embassy suburb because of the inclination of embassies to move into the large homes that grace the area, which does, in turn, give one an indication of their size. Hatfield lies in the heart of Pretoria, just outside the city centre between Arcadia and Lynnwood. Hatfield is close to the University, to Loftus Versfeld stadium, and the Hatfield Plaza with its shops and entertainment. Pretoria Central is only about 5 kilometres from Hatfield with easy access to main routes, buses and the Hatfield Gautrain Station, one will not struggle to get around.
Ideally situated on Stanza Bopape, this land offers 1276m² and it is already re-zoned for office use. A high-rise complex may also be another good option or, for instance a school. It is situated opposite the Presidential Golf Estate. Call now for an appointment to view on sight!
The lovely, sedate neighbourhood of Hatfield has become known as the embassy suburb because of the inclination of embassies to move into the large homes that grace the area, which does, in turn, give one an indication of their size. Hatfield lies in the heart of Pretoria, just outside the city centre between Arcadia and Lynnwood. Hatfield is close to the University, to Loftus Versfeld stadium, and the Hatfield Plaza with its shops and entertainment. Pretoria Central is only about 5 kilometres from Hatfield with easy access to main routes, buses and the Hatfield Gautrain Station, one will not struggle to get around.
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Hatfield, Pretoria
The suburb of Hatfield in Pretoria was proclaimed in 1905 on a portion of the farm Koedoespoort, which previously belonged to the Wesleyan Methodist Society. In 1903 a portion of the land was sold to Patrick Duncan, colonial secretary of Transvaal at the time. The new suburb was measured out and named Hatfield after an estate in Herfordshire, England that belonged to the second earl of Selborne, the then (1905) governor of Transvaal. One of the well-known main roads was named Duncan Road after Duncan. This new suburb on the remote eastern outskirts of the city comprised a couple of hundred huge erven. Over the years beautiful large family homes were built in the shade of the jacaranda trees, and the suburb took on an elegant,...
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