Country Living

Stories from this publication

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  A horse, a horse, my garden needs a horse

  4 min readIf you’ve just moved into an equestrian estate for the scenery, the security and the position, you may be tempted to buy a pair of jodhpurs – and, of course, a horse to go with them. But buying a horse is not really that simple.

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  The Docklands affect

  5 min readCanary Wharf is a 40-hectare estate with 140 000sqm of office, retail and leisure space, and a working population of around 120 000 people. There are 37 office buildings and five malls with in excess of 300 shops, cafés, bars and restaurants. Canary Wharf markets itself as one of the safest places to live and work in Europe, with the whole area monitored by a dedicated security team working from a centralised control room.

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  The Hoteliers home

  4 min readAs one of South Africa’s most famous hoteliers, Sol Kerzner – and the formidable Kerzner brand – has over the years been synonymous with luxury, prestige and sheer class in the hospitality industry.

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  Horsing around

  4 min readThe world looks different from the back of a horse – it’s a familiar perspective; a deep-seated knowledge that harks back to the dawn of the Bronze Age.

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  Demand for affordable country estate living is soaring

  5 min readThe property market in South Africa’s urban areas may be taking strain, but the market for country estates remains robust, and indeed demand is growing apace for some of these secure, nature-embracing residential spaces.

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  Bringing Florida to the East Coast of South Africa

  4 min readSouth Africa, like the rest of the world, is experiencing a burgeoning growth within the retirement sector. Research shows that people are living much longer now than they did a decade ago, with most people surviving 25 years longer than their parents.

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