One of the area’s most significant landmarks is the University of Cape Town, which lies on the slopes of Devil’s Peak overlooking Rondebosch. Other prominent landmarks in Rondebosch include the Baxter Theatre - Cape Town’s second biggest theatre complex, the historic Groote Schuur Estate which includes presidential and ministerial residences and the prominent Rhodes Memorial.

Rondebosch is ideally located close to all Cape Town’s amenities and some of the city’s most prestigious schools, including Rondebosch Boys’ High, Rustenburg Girls’ Junior and High School as well as Rosebank Junior School. (View a list of schools in the Southern Suburbs)

Properties in Rondebosch include some fine examples of Victorian homes and first-rate renditions of Sir Herbert Baker architecture. It is also here where Jan Van Riebeeck issued the first permanent title of land in Africa. What remains of the original settlement is today known as Rondebosch Common – a large green belt that can be found in the heart of Rondebosch.

Property in Rosebank
Rosebank is neatly tucked away between Mowbray and Rondebosch. This suburb is home to a large number of students from the nearby University of Cape Town, residing in the various flats and apartments of the Village of Rosebank. It is no surprise then that property in Rosebank consist mainly of flats and apartments perfectly situated for students that need easy access to the campus.

Property in Mowbray
Mowbray properties ranges from large Victorian homes and Cape cottages to modern apartments ideally located for students attending the nearby university.

In edition to the many restaurants and entertainment offered by the city, Durban Road in Mowbray is the perfect place to relax and include a healthy mix of student digs, cosy coffee shops and trendy restaurants.