HouseZAR 3,185,000
St Helena Bay

76 homes and apartments for sale in St Helena Bay, South Africa.
24 properties shown
HouseZAR 3,185,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 4,150,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 24,000,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 2,850,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 3,300,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 2,895,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 2,850,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 2,550,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 4,500,000
St Helena Bay
Land plotZAR 5,765,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 2,100,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 3,930,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 5,950,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 2,500,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 4,199,000
St Helena Bay
Land plotZAR 2,195,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 3,350,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 1,895,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 2,299,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 4,800,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 3,437,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 3,650,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 3,299,000
St Helena Bay
HouseZAR 5,975,000
St Helena Bay
Buyer's guide: St Helena Bay
Browsing property for sale in St Helena Bay? The Western Cape's West Coast has some of the cheapest seaside entry points in South Africa: our 76 listings have a median asking price of €50,067, with 51 of them vacant land.
The figures below are asking prices from current listings, converted from rand to euros. A quarter of listings are under €37,530, while the top quarter starts at €159,327, usually a larger house or sea-facing property.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €50,067 |
| 25th to 75th percentile | €37,530 to €159,327 |
| Median per m² | €993 |
| Median size | 196 m² |
| Listings | 76 |
There are 51 plots of land and 25 houses. Since land has no bedrooms, 49 listings show zero bedrooms in the data. Among homes, three-bedroom is the most frequent (15), then four-bedroom (6).
We list no apartments in this market, so land in South Africa and houses are the relevant filters.
St Helena Bay lies on the Atlantic coast of the Western Cape, around 150 km north of Cape Town, in the Saldanha Bay municipality area. It includes small settlements along a sheltered bay, linked with fishing and the West Coast's wildflower and birdlife region. Summers are dry; the sea is cold.
Buyers are mostly South Africans wanting holiday houses or retirement homes, with some interest from overseas buyers looking for lower prices than the Cape Peninsula. Services are limited compared with Cape Town, so factor in drives for specialist healthcare.
Foreigners can generally own property in South Africa. Transfer is handled by a conveyancing attorney, with transfer duty on a sliding scale (nil on lower-priced properties) and attorney and deeds office fees on top. Foreign buyers should plan how funds enter the country, because exchange control rules apply to residents and to some transactions.
Check municipal rates, water and sewer connection, and coastal setback rules for plots. Our South Africa buying guide and financing guide give more detail.
Velddrif and Langebaan are the closest listed West Coast towns, with Langebaan the stronger holiday market. Cape Town is a different, much larger and pricier market. The South Africa overview has more.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, South Africa does not generally prohibit foreign ownership. Use a conveyancing attorney and confirm zoning and services before paying.
Most listings are vacant plots, which have no bedrooms. Only the 25 houses carry bedroom counts.
Our median here is €50,067, driven by many plots. Langebaan is generally a more developed holiday market, so check its page.
Rules vary by municipality and estate. Check building plan approval, zoning and any estate design guidelines before buying.