Web Ref No RNR10637

This beautiful Apartment in Medipark Tzaneen offers:

2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
Open Plan living area and Kitchen
1 Carport
Burglar Bars

Walking distance from Tzaneen CBD

Current tenants are paying R 6700-00



OUR VALUES

ACTION & EXECUTION - Be proactive. Once you understand the need, you have to a set a plan in motion to deliver the solution.

TRUST & RESPECT - Be mindful. You can’t win hearts if you can’t win trust. And you can’t win respect if you don’t respect yourself first.

ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET - Be attentive. You need the right insight at the right moment to seize the opportunity; to go from dreaming it to doing it.

ABUNDANCE IS SHARED - Be supportive. Our success is yours and your success is ours. By sharing time, resources, and knowledge we all thrive.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE - Be positive. You have the capacity to change things. You can be a force for good in all things for all people.

Tzaneen is Limpopo's paradise and it has been nicknamed 'Land of Silver Mist' because of the frequent mist that occur on the mountains above it. It is located in lush, tropical surroundings and is home to Limpopo's highest mountain, the Iron Crown Mountain, lying more than 2,200 m (7,200 ft) above sea level. The Iron Crown mountain, also known by its Afrikaans name Wolkberg, supports Limpopo's biodiversity and is home to South Africa's second largest indigenous forest after Tsitsikamma forest in the southern Cape. Weather can change very fast from clear skies to being misty, with the highest reaches enveloped in clouds. Hence the name of the range, meaning "Cloud Mountain" in Afrikaans. The Wolkberg is rugged, with rocky shoulders and deep humid gorges. There are rare plant and animal species in these areas. Species such as the Wolkberg Zulu (Alaena margaritacea), the Wolkberg widow (Dingana clara) and the Wolkberg sandman (Spialia secessus), have been named after these mountains. The Wolkberg area is one of only two areas in the world where the critically endangered butterfly, Lepidochrysops lotana, are found.[2][3] The Iron Crown Mountain is a protected area in terms of South African law. The Groot Letaba River, Middle Letaba River and Klein Letaba River all rise up in these mountains.