HouseZAR 11,500,000
Langebaan

56 homes and apartments for sale in Langebaan, South Africa.
24 properties shown
HouseZAR 11,500,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 2,750,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 5,350,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 6,750,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 5,750,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 5,400,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 5,995,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 3,500,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 4,290,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 6,995,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 3,995,000
Langebaan
ApartmentZAR 2,895,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 2,650,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 4,995,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 3,795,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 4,100,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 4,775,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 2,250,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 6,450,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 3,890,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 4,200,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 4,850,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 5,499,000
Langebaan
HouseZAR 3,875,000
Langebaan
Buyer's guide: Langebaan
Langebaan is a holiday and retirement town on the Western Cape's West Coast, about 120 km north of Cape Town, built around a turquoise lagoon popular for kitesurfing. Property for sale is mostly houses and plots, with a median asking price of €211,676 across 56 listings. Foreigners may buy freely in South Africa.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros.
| Measure | Langebaan |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €211,676 |
| p25 to p75 | €134,227 to €295,259 |
| Median price per m² | €1,142 |
| Median size | 263 m² |
| Listings | 56 |
41 listings are houses, 14 land and 1 apartment. Three-bedroom homes lead (18), then four-bedroom (13), two-bedroom (8) and five or more (4); the 13 zero-bedroom entries are plots. See houses in South Africa and land.
The 13 plots mostly sit inside estates or on the edge of town. Check whether a plot comes with a build-by date, architectural guidelines or a homeowners' levy, and whether services are connected to the boundary.
Langebaan has a long beachfront, a marina development and the West Coast National Park next door, famous for spring flowers. The town is busy in the December holidays and quiet in winter. Wind is strong, which is the attraction for watersports. The area depends on borehole and municipal water, so ask about supply and restrictions.
Buyers are Cape Town retirees, remote workers and holiday-home owners.
Property near the lagoon edge and in marina developments costs more than inland streets, where houses are older and sit on bigger stands. Winter brings cooler, rainy weather and long quiet weeks, which suits retirees but not owners hoping for continuous letting income.
A conveyancing attorney handles transfer, usually within two or three months. Transfer duty is a sliding scale, with a tax-free first band. Foreign buyers should route funds via an authorised dealer so they can be repatriated. Estates may have levies and architectural rules. See South Africa buying guide and financing.
Velddrif and St Helena Bay are further up the West Coast; Cape Town is the metropolitan market. See South Africa.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, without a special permit.
About 120 km, 1.5 hours.
Yes, busy in summer.
Yes, 14 of 56 listings.
Check supply.
Holiday letting is popular in summer, but the season is short. Check levies, local rules and your own use before relying on rental income.