Last 16 Investment Apartments at black Brick

BlackBrick is building a global network of urban villages for our community of digital nomads to live and work freely between cities. Roodehek Street, Gardens, in the Cape Town City Bowl is the latest location within our growing BlackBrick network.

A new apartment typology has been invented to create a new way of living. With inspiration from the Victorian row houses in the neighbourhood, the units are designed with a stoep at the entrance and a terrace at the back creating a seamless experience between living, working and sleeping spaces.

The entrance to each unit is framed in breeze block to allow for natural light and ventilation. This is bookended with planted outdoor spaces connecting you to one of the most well-known nature reserves in the world right outside your door.

Our top two floors of units, in a first-of-its-kind, are connected with a modular design enabling up to four of them to be merged, accommodating multiple user needs including larger families and groups of travellers looking for the balance between a home and a hotel.

Key Apartment Features
Complete backup power supply
Customised joinery & furniture packs
Short and long-term rental management
Stoep and terraces in most apartments
Interleading doors (5th and 6th floors
Shared spaces include:

Workspaces and Meeting Rooms
Library
Outdoor Cinema
Ground floor Restaurant
Outdoor boxing gym
Rooftop Terrace
Wind-protected Swimming Pool
Digital Concierge Service
Tech-enabled Secure Access
High-speed Wifi
Back-up Power

Gardens is an urban neighborhood in Cape Town steeped in heritage, nestled on the footsteps of Table Mountain & Lion’s Head. Home to a young dynamic growing population, diverse restaurants, and artisanal shops- it has become a hub for the Capetonian creative economy. Housing film makers, record producers, advertising agencies, content creators, production companies and publishing houses. Gardens gives its community everything it needs to experience an integrated living and working environment punctuated by views of the city’s landmark mountain.