Worcester

Worcester Breede Valley Property and General Information

Recent Lightstone property reports and up-to-date information from industry experts have been used to compile this article for prospective buyers and sellers in Worcester. If you are seeking buy-to-live or buy-to-rent residential properties for sale in this area, then read on here to gain valuable insight.

What are the chief pricing and sales’ trends of Worcester property composition?

The Worcester real estate market stock composition is dominated by over 90% full title properties, giving buyers access to a high proportion of freestanding homes. The remainder consists of sectional title units and residential estate properties. 

Where is Worcester situated, and what makes its location a big plus?

Located in the Western Cape and 51km from Cape Town, new residents will love the fact that this area makes up part of the beautiful Winelands region. It is surrounded by various mountains such as the massive Steyns Mountains to the southwest of the town and the Du Toitskloof Mountains in the west, among others.

The Breede River catchment area, which is fed by a number of smaller rivers that run off from winter snow in the mountains, is also iconic of the region.

The natural beauty surrounding Worcester makes it one of the most popular small towns in the Western Cape. The farms around the town also add tremendous value to the properties because of their deep heritage, while the tourist attractions contribute to the town’s active economy. The N1 and R60 among other roads that residents can seamlessly access, make for easy commuting to surrounds or for work purposes outside the town.

What are some of the amenities in and near Worcester?

Outdoors: Situated in the Winelands region, the Worcester Wine Route currently consists of 11 cellars and 3 main olive estates, all of which welcome visitors with warm hospitality. You can bask in the serenity of the local sights, and activities including a visit to The Karoo Desert National Botanical Gardens will offer both leisure and learning, while exploring varied flora and fauna.

Culture and heritage: For history lovers, the Worcester Museum has on show early agricultural practices dating back to the 1800s up to the 1940s. Local culture further dictates that many residents enjoy water based activities along the Breede River, while picnics and bird watching is another option for the slightly less daring.

Shopping and entertainment: The town centre is vibrant, offering various services, with the Mountain Mill Shopping Centre being the main hub and boasting over 100 stores. The Golden Valley Casino is a popular entertainment hub offering casino entertainment as well as a selection of choice restaurants.

Education and healthcare: Reputable schools providing quality education and catering to all ages are available in Worcester. These include Doherty Memorial High School, Worcester Technical High School as well as the Institute for the Blind, providing education for the visually impaired and not forgetting several private schools in neighbouring suburbs. There are various medical facilities within the area, and these include UMass Memorial Medical Centre, Adcare Hospital, St. Vincent Hospital, a state of the art MediClinic and of course access to neighbouring suburbs’ facilities.

Chas Everitt Worcester

Buying a property is not as simple as it was ten or even five years ago.

Laws change, markets evolve, trends emerge, consumers’ tastes and needs adapt and property landscapes vary. So if you are looking for the perfect buy, to let your Worcester home or to sell your property in today’s dynamic market, then our professionals can offer you the specialist help required. Simply contact our Franchise at Chas Everitt Worcester call 079 208 2890 or visit our offices at Shop 37 Q-Square 72 High Street Worcester and one of our experienced Worcester Estate Agents will gladly assist.