Pretoria Gardens, Pretoria

Pretoria Moot at a glance: The Pretoria Moot area is situated in the North - Eastern area in relation to the Pretoria CBD and offers easy access via a number of major arterial routes as well as highways.

The Pretoria Moot area is safe and well established with a strong sense of community with generations returning to live in the unique 'urban village' setting with its leafy background.  . The Moot has become a "need to be area", especially with the younger crowd - those studying in the nearby university, or the young family looking for a safe and quiet place to start raising their children. There are multiple schools and shopping centres in the immediate area, which is a big draw factor.

This unique atmosphere and the semi - rural setting of the suburb contribute strongly to its ongoing popularity and good capital growth. A further unique factor is the Academic Hospital which is located 3kms beyond the area. A number of specialising doctors leave and arrive annually and seek to buy property close to the hospital for the period of their specialisation.

Rietondale Park is the largest in Pretoria and is actively used for sporting activities and by the local residents. Here you will find residents of Moot bringing their dogs for a walk, kids playing in the play area, tennis courts, soccer fields, rugby fields and cricket fields.

The property market in Pretoria Moot is always Booming due to its wide selection in properties, from large traditional  well - constructed houses with big stands to cluster homes and flats - it has it all.  If you want to be in the centre of everything, Pretoria Moot is the area to be!

There is a Price Range for all from New Buyers to Investors.  Purchasers in the area typically request homes with additional flatlets in order to accommodate retired parents or children just starting out in their career or to rent out as an additional income.
Students looking for cheaper accommodation than that available in the areas nearest to the Tuks campus are also moving to the Moot area. Investors were quick to spot this trend and many of the large old homes have been turned into communes, with single rooms now commanding rentals. They also invest in Flats for students with low maintenance.