New Sandbaai residential estate to meet rising housing demand

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With the launch of The Nautilus estate, the surging demand for quality housing along the Overberg coastline has found a timely answer in Sandbaai.

Positioned 800 metres from Sandbaai Beach and directly opposite the Whale Coast Mall, the secure estate addresses the region’s acute shortage of modern residential stock.

Located within 15 minutes of central Hermanus, Onrus, and the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, the development pairs everyday convenience with access to key schools, commercial hubs, and natural landmarks such as the popular coastal cliff path.

Property specialists highlight that the release comes at an important juncture for the local market.

“The Nautilus development comes at an excellent time for the Sandbaai property market, where quality stock has been relatively limited,” says Jako Nagel of Greeff Christie’s.

Co-listing agent, Tony Kelly, agrees. “It presents an exciting opportunity for buyers looking to invest in one of the Whale Coast’s most sought-after areas, whether as a permanent residence, a lock-up-and-go, or an investment property.”

Designed with open-plan layouts and contemporary finishes, the development offers 83 apartments, 27 townhouses and 24 simplex units. To accommodate modern lifestyle preferences, the access-controlled layout incorporates updated security systems, high-speed fibre infrastructure, and dedicated pet-friendly outdoor spaces.

Lighthouse Construction principals Eddy Lanuti and Lambert van Heerden, whose two-decade portfolio includes landmark developments such as Ocean Breeze, Tambali and Monte Mare, are bringing the estate to life

Greeff Christie’s Whale Coast principal, Jaco van der Merwe, said the collaboration with Lighthouse instills confidence given their extensive local track record,. “To see the project take shape after years of planning is immensely rewarding. Sales have progressed remarkably well in just three weeks post-launch, with civil infrastructure currently underway and Phase One completion expected by late 2027.”

With prices ranging from R1 999 000 to R3 299 000, The Nautilus delivers a rare entry point into the vibrant local market for first-time buyers, downsizers, and investors. It offers a well-located coastal lifestyle designed for everyday living, community connection, and long-term value.

For more information, phone Tony Kelly at 082 777 8963 or Jako Nagel at 064 288 0887.

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