
Domaine Bordeaux
Three bespoke homes on one of Upper Constantia's most sought-after streets. Sold out.
1,065 - 1,572 m²
597 - 725 m²
The Brief:
Avenue Bordeaux is not a street you stumble upon - narrow, private, lined with properties that rarely change hands. The site required a creative servitude arrangement with the neighbouring property to unlock the land, producing three homes of meaningfully different scales on three generous plots.
Known internally as the "Goldilocks development", something for everyone. Three different sizes, priced from R18 million to R23.5 million. Each found its buyer.
The Site:
Avenue Bordeaux is one of the most prestigious addresses in Upper Constantia - quiet, tree-lined, where properties are large and rarely listed. It's north-facing mountain views are a rarity for Constantia. The development site came with a creative land assembly challenge that other developers couldn't unlock.
The Neighbourhood:
The heart of "The Avenues" of Upper Constantia - large properties, significant trees, unhurried pace. Groot Constantia, the wine estates, and Constantia Village all close by. With easy access to Rhodes Drive and the M3, it is an address that holds its value because the things that make it desirable are permanent.
The Standard:
Domaine Bordeaux with its sophisticated and technically challenging design set a new baseline for Oakhurst. Engineered wood flooring throughout. Inverter systems as standard. Triple garages. Every bedroom en-suite. The benchmark from which every subsequent development has been measured.
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Domaine Bordeaux gave us three very different briefs on the same site. The challenge, and the pleasure, was designing three homes that each felt complete and considered on their own terms, while sitting comfortably together on the street. The land assembly was unusual. The result was exactly what the site deserved.

Gerd Weideman
Principal, Gerd Weideman Architects




