Long Street

Cape Town is known for its many attractions, its white sand beaches and blue seas, its mountain, its winelands and much more. But it is also fast becoming recognized for its buzzing nightlife, which occurs in several entertainment districts.

Long Street, in the city center, has a variety of restaurants, clubs, where much live music is played, bars and coffee shops. While there are many clothing shops stocking the outrageous style that is synonymous with chic but creative Cape Town wear, Long Street truly comes alive at night when as much socializing is done on the pavements outside the clubs as inside them. The city center is where the trend setting creatives are found and it goes without saying that the most fashionable Cape apartments are found in this area. These Cape house apartments are often decorated with the cutting edge style of the moment.

The Waterfront is seen as an entertainment hub in its own right, where some of the most chic shops and restaurants are found and of course only the most luxurious apartments Cape Town has to offer are located here.

Camps Bay is thought of as a vibrant cosmopolitan beachfront and home to some of Cape Town’s best cocktail bars, enjoyed while the sun goes down, it is also the site of many of the trendiest apartments in Cape Town.

The typical Cape apartment found in Observatory is a renovated Victorian, with narrow hallways and a bathroom at the back. Observatory has a laid back atmosphere where much live music can be experienced after a game of pool, it is mostly frequented by students.

Rondebosche is home to the Baxter theatre, where one can watch musicals, Shakespeare or one man shows, it is also home to the University of Cape Town, so many Cape house apartments are converted and rented out to students in this area.