Barlow Park: Luxury living is within reach

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14 September 2023

Barlow Park is set to revolutionise urban living in South Africa with its attractively priced and upscale rental apartments. The much-awaited leasing of this ultra-modern residential development has now begun, offering prospective tenants unmatched value and convenience.

“In line with the development’s progress, we have officially begun leasing the first phase of 1,600 rental apartments at Barlow Park, which will be available for occupation from February 2024,” announced Carel Kleynhans, CEO of Divercity Urban Property Group.

A strategic location

Situated at the gateway to Sandton Central, Barlow Park is a prime real estate destination. Developed by industry leaders Divercity and Atterbury, in association with Barloworld, Twin City and the Moolman Group, this mixed-use development promises to deliver a seamless blend of contemporary design and optimal convenience.

Unbeatable value and quality

At an unbeatable starting price of just R4,899 per month, future residents can choose from thoughtfully designed studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments available from early 2024. The development ensures uninterrupted power and water supply for hassle-free living. Additionally, renting an apartment at Barlow Park grants access to numerous complimentary amenities such as a gym, sports facilities, a recreation centre, coffee shop, clubhouse, pool, business centre and beautifully landscaped green spaces.

Live – Work – Play

With an array of shopping options at your doorstep – including Checkers, Clicks, Mr Price, PEP Home and PnP Clothing – you’ll never run out of retail therapy options. Foodies can rejoice too: a wide selection of restaurants await within the 5,500sqm neighbourhood retail centre in Barlow Park. Furthermore, the development will be anchored by a new Curro High School that is scheduled to open in February 2024.

A connected life

The central location of Barlow Park ensures excellent connectivity to major transport links such as the Gautrain Station and other public transportation services. Situated in South Africa’s leading commercial node, Sandton Central, residents no longer need to worry about long commutes or accessibility issues – the development offers the perfect merge of location, luxury and affordability. All apartments are also connected with free uncapped and unshaped Wi-Fi.

A new era of urban living

By offering this unprecedented combination of affordable pricing and high-quality rental accommodations, Barlow Park is doing much more than just redefining urban living. It is ushering in a new chapter of transformative urban living in South Africa – a chapter focused on inclusivity, practicality and sustainability.
“Barlow Park is redefining urban living by offering affordable rental options without compromising on quality or location,” notes Kleynhans.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be part of the exciting Barlow Park development and experience an elevated standard of living at an impressively affordable rate.

Embrace the future of urban living in Sandton like never before by visiting www.barlowpark.co.za

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