R 8 000 | 2.0 bed property to rent in carlswald

Awesome first floor apartment with stunning views. This awesome apartment offers 2 spacious bedrooms and share a full bathroom. Both bedrooms have fitted cupboards and are carpeted. All other rooms are fitted with porcelain tiles. Open plan dining/lounge area that leads onto covered balcony. Neat study area with book shelves. lovely open plan kitchen with Caesar stone counter tops and plenty of cupboard space. Space for 2 under counter appliances and a fridge. Electricity is Pre-paid and all units come with plug in Communal DSTV aerials. This is a beautiful and secure complex that has stunning communal gardens, sparkling pool, club house ,1 allocated covered parking bay and 24 hr security. Access to this complex is controlled and all units have direct intercoms to the security office. The complex is located close to Virgin Active Gym, Voda World and Carlswald Shopping Centre. Easy access to all major highways and schools. Midrand was established as a municipality in 1981 (in an area known as Halfway House, after its position between Pretoria and Johannesburg), but ceased to be an independent town in the restructuring of local government that followed the end of apartheid in 1994. It was incorporated in the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality in 2000. It was made part of Region 2 and, as of 2006, when the number of regions were reduced to seven, it forms part of Region A. Though no longer an independent town, the name Midrand is still in common use to denote the suburbs around the N1 highway north of the Jukskei River up to the border with City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality. (This portion of the N1 highway is also known as the Ben Schoeman Highway.) Suburbs that are generally regarded as being in Midrand include among others: Country View, Carlswald, Crowthorne, Glen Austin, Halfway House, Halfway Gardens, Vorna Valley, Noordwyk, Randjesfontein. In 2010, it was reported that the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality wished to annex Midrand from the City of Johannesburg, reportedly to boost its income, which was severely strained. The city is relatively modern, having experienced much growth in the last decade. Many businesses have relocated there due to its proximity to good highway links and its location in the economic centre of Gauteng Province. Midrand's development has meant there is little break between the outskirts of Johannesburg and those of Pretoria, and the Gauteng Provincial Government envisages that, according to current growth trends, much of the province will be city by 2015.