Greeff | Christies Exclusive Mandate. Welcome to this spacious six-bedroom residence for sale in Vermont, Hermanus. Boasting a secure environment, this property offers peace of mind for you and your loved ones. Nature enthusiasts will be delighted by the additional sea-facing stand comprising of an indigenous forest garden, providing a serene and natural setting. Alternatively, this vacant land could be utilised for a further one or two sea-facing dwellings.The layout of the home is thoughtfully designed, with three downstairs bedrooms and three upstairs bedrooms, providing ample space for everyone. The large ocean-facing and mountain-facing balconies offer the perfect spot to relax and take in the views. This property has so much to offer, including spectacular ocean and mountain views that will leave you in awe. With its larger than average size, there is ample space for a large family to enjoy and make memories together. The opportunity for dual living and income earning potential makes this an attractive investment opportunity. The inclusion of a 3kw inverter/ batteries system and a household water system utilising harvested rainwater, further enhances the eco-friendly features of this property. The fully enclosed garden ensures privacy and security, while the spacious double automated garage with workshop area provides convenience and additional storage space. This traditional home offers extensive upstairs and downstairs living areas, allowing for comfortable and versatile living spaces. Situated in a quiet street, this property is a mere fifty-metre stroll to the ocean path, allowing you to enjoy the coastal lifestyle to the fullest. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to own your ideal home in Vermont, Hermanus. The coastal town of Hermanus lies nestled between the green mountains to the north and the Atlantic Ocean to the south. Hermanus is a popular tourist destination, famous for whale watching, over 50 wineries and its outdoor lifestyle. The picturesque suburb of Vermont has been developed with twenty percent of its area dedicated to retaining the original coastal fynbos, which forms natural green corridors between the homes, up the mountain and down to the Ocean. These green passages not only protect fynbos, but they are also home to antelope, caracal, and porcupine.