Diana suite "preserved" at renovated Constantia mansion
When the Sunday Times wrote about the 2015 sale of the house, it had crystal chandeliers, silk ottomans and a powder room. It was bought by a European businessman. It has its own vineyards, a tennis court and a koi pond.
"We have not yet had a rental rivalling this for this area - or any other area in Cape Town - this is a record for us, if not a record in South Africa," said the CEO of the Dogon Group Denise Dogon.
The company recently signed a lease of R220,000 a month for a property in Bantry Bay. Dogon said the weaker rand is supporting the high-end rentals in Cape Town.
"The influx of ultra-wealthy business people and families from other provinces has also helped the Cape rental market as these former Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal residents often rent before buying," said Dogon.
Source: The Times