FAQ's
Emerald Valley is a new development within the gated Kindlewood Estate. An established and well-run and well-operated estate in the Mount Edgecombe area. Emerald Valley offers the final remaining land sites within Kindlewood Estate.
Flander’s Mall, Cornubia Mall and Gateway Theatre of Shopping are on your doorstep. Netcare Umhlanga Hospital and Busamed Gateway Hospital are less than 10km away. This node is renowned for business hubs scattered close by within Mount Edgecombe through to Umhlanga.
Kindlewood Estate has an extensive and well-established security presence, with secure, manned 24-hour Gatehouses, face-recognition biometric access and CCTV monitoring. Kindlewood Estate offers two gatehouses for ease of access.
As these sites are single residential stands, the levy is paid to the Kindlewood HOA while rates and water are paid to the local municipality (eTM).
The Kindlewood Estate is successfully managed by a team of staff, appointed by Directors and falling under the Estate Manager, who ensures the smooth running of the estate. This includes security, landscaping, common property (such as community clubhouses) and even a social committee that takes care of estate events.
Yes, Emerald Valley is a pet-friendly estate allowing up to 2 dogs and 2 cats. There are dedicated dog-friendly walking paths throughout Kindlewood Estate that offer kilometers of tail-wagging fun through wetlands, forests, and dams.
Yes, you can appoint your own architect. You have the freedom to appoint your own NHBRC registered builder. All homes designed at Kindlewood need to follow the design guidelines as set out by the Architectural Design Review Panel for Kindlewood Estate.
Yes, you will have full access to all Kindlewood facilities, from the padel courts to the clubhouse and swimming pool.
Parking provisions for guests will need to be accommodated in your home design, on your own erven.
Due to high demand, plots are sold on a first-come first-served basis and reservations aren’t allowed.
Yes, you are encouraged to install solar, the aesthetics of which are dealt with in the Architectural Design Manual.
