Classic Collection. Classic Collection is renowned for creating exceptional properties that stand the test of time. With a deep understanding of South Africa’s unique landscape, they prioritise financial feasibility, sustainability, and thoughtful design. This winning combination ensures that each development is not only a valuable asset but a sound investment for the future.

Bruce Wilson Architects, led by founder Bruce Wilson, are known for their inspired and considered approach, crafting spaces that are both striking and deeply functional. Their designs blend sustainability with architectural ingenuity, creating environments that feel as good as they look.

3 Thomas Street, Simons Town.

The development is expected to reach practical completion in Q1 2027.

STBB, the transferring attorneys for Marisol, is a leading law firm with over a century of expertise and a presence across South Africa. Combining big-firm capability with a personalised touch, they deliver sharp, strategic legal solutions tailored to their clients' needs.

BetterBond, the finance originator for Marisol, is South Africa’s leading bond originator, making home financing seamless and stress-free. With a strong track record and high approval rates, they’ve helped over a million South Africans secure their dream homes.

Bond repayments will commence once the property is fully developed, transferred into your name, and the seller has been paid by your bank. This will take place following the completion of the development and the municipality’s certification of occupancy.

Bond registration costs are payable when the bond is registered with your finance provider, once the development is complete.

There are no hidden costs. The quoted price is VAT - inclusive, so no transfer duty is applicable. The contract price is the amount you will pay for the property. However, please note that there are additional costs for transfer and bond registration.

Before the property is transferred into your name, occupational interest will apply from the date the developer allows you to occupy the property. The percentage for occupational interest will be specified in the agreement of sale and is only payable until the transfer is completed.

Once the transfer is complete, owners will be responsible for municipal rates, taxes, and any applicable CID fees.

Yes, all units at Marisol are pet-friendly, though this may be subject to body corporate approval.

Levies cover the costs associated with the day-to-day maintenance and management of the complex, including security, cleaning, and upkeep of shared spaces, as well as property insurance. Specific items include:

• Comprehensive insurance for the physical property (excluding contents).
• Security and cleaning services.
• Communal electricity and water.
• Refuse removal.
• Landscaping and gardening to common property.
• Repairs and maintenance.
• Property management and Body Corporate management fees.
• Maintenance reserve as required by CSOS.

Each unit is equipped with its own prepaid electricity meter, with the tenant, occupant, or owner responsible for topping up as needed. Additionally, each unit has a separate water meter for the measurement and calculation of water and sewerage usage.

Marisol's security features include CCTV monitoring and electric fencing, both of which are covered in the levies. Additionally, the development will be secured with a perimeter ClearVu fence for enhanced safety.

Yes, a double parking garage is included in the purchase price of the unit.

Once the reservation and sale agreement are complete, and the development completed, the transfer process will begin. Occupation can take place as soon as the occupation certificate is issued. From this date, you can either move in or rent out your property.

Purchasing off-plan at Marisol offers significant savings, such as avoiding transfer duty. For example, buying an existing property for R5,000,000 would incur around R250,000 in transfer duty, which you can save with an off-plan purchase. Plus, buying in a new development means you benefit from guarantees and warranties on both the building and appliances.

• Reserve your unit online on launch day via our website.
• One of our agents will contact you to confirm your reservation and share the sale agreement.
• Sign and return the sale agreement.
• Pay your deposit to the transferring attorneys.
• Apply for finance through BetterBond or your bank, with approval to be secured within 30 days of the developer’s signature on the agreement.
• Construction will begin once the required number of sales have been completed, and transfer will occur once the development is finished.

• A R10,000 reservation fee is required to secure your unit, payable via our website. This fee is non-refundable, unless you are unsuccessful in your finance origination and receive declines from the bank in your bond application. If you are unable to meet the agreement’s conditions, the fee will be forfeited.
• After both you and the developer have signed the sale agreement, a 10% deposit is payable within 7 calendar days.

• You will then have an additional 23 days (a total of 30 days from the developer’s signature) to secure the balance of the purchase price. This can be done through:

  • A cash payment to the transferring attorneys
  • Bond approval from a registered financial institution
  • A bank guarantee