Mandela Place Apartment is situated in a secure complex with easy access from garage parking for 2 vehicles, or walk-in at security desk from Wale, St Georges or Church street. An open atrium entrance hall spanning over 10 floors with a skylight roof ensures plenty of natural light and a sense of space. Follow the lift to the unit on the 8th floor where you will also find a large lap size pool surrounded by deck chairs and umbrellas overlooking a beautiful cityscape, a private space for residents only. The apartment has an entrance hall, one bedroom with ensuite bathroom (bath and shower), a full luxury kitchen with breakfast counter and seating, spacious 4-seater dining room area and lounge. From walking into the entrance the views of Table Mountain, overlooking the city's green lung of Company Gardens, welcomes you. The kitchen is fully stocked with a washing machine, Nespresso machine – a comfortable cooking space. Serviced twice a week, or as agreed. The building is very well maintained with strict security.

The Company’s Gardens since 1600s - setup as a halfway vegetable stop for sailors on the spice route, now a green lung in a cosmopolitan city that bustles with life. The Groote Kerk and Slave Lodge: The Groote Kerk is still in use. Directly opposite it, is the Slave Lodge. Now a museum hosting revolving exhibitions. At the end of St George’s walkway, an open-air walk, is St George’s Cathedral, designed by Sir Herbert Baker. Greenmarket Square and the Old Town House: Down St George’s Mall, turn left on Longmarket - Original cobbles on the square –a hive of activity. Opposite the square is the Michaelis Collection at the Old Town House - preserved historical building, holds a selection of 17-century art. The Company Gardens Restaurant - in a clearing strung with human-sized birds’ nests, the Company Gardens Restaurant. The Cape Town Holocaust Centre & South African National Gallery Cape Town Holocaust Centre, a thoughtful reminder of the atrocities suffered by Jews. South African National Gallery - the country’s premier art gallery. The South African Museum: a playground for natural history and the Planetarium. High Tea at the Mount Nelson