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Suits students and anyone wanting a bohemian, diverse and affordable area with its station five minutes on foot.
Cape Town's residential areas fall into a few clear groups: the central City Bowl and Gardens under Table Mountain, the Atlantic strip running through Green Point, Sea Point and Camps Bay, the rail-served inner areas of Woodstock and Observatory, and the leafier southern suburbs around Claremont and Constantia. Walking access to a station varies widely, from five minutes in Woodstock, Observatory and Claremont to well over an hour from Camps Bay. Character ranges from dense and lively to green and family-oriented within a short distance.
Open Cape Town on the map Live scores for transit, cafes, schools and healthcare, calculated from what is actually around each address.Suits students and anyone wanting a bohemian, diverse and affordable area with its station five minutes on foot.
Works for families who want a leafy southern suburbs hub with shopping and a station five minutes away.
For people who want to live where the business and dining activity is, under Table Mountain and nine minutes' walk from Cape Town station.
Fits families wanting green, upscale surroundings among wine estates and are content with a longer trip to Steenberg station.
Central · Under Table Mountain · Business · Dining
Beachfront promenade · Dense · Diverse · Lively
Stadium · Urban park · Trendy · Waterfront
Beach · Upscale · Twelve Apostles · Sunset strip
Creative · Old Biscuit Mill · Street art · Rising
Student · Bohemian · Affordable · Diverse
Leafy · Company's Garden · Kloof Street · Central
Wine estates · Green · Upscale · Family
Southern suburbs hub · Shopping · Leafy · Family
Harbour · Shops · Tourist heart · Upscale