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Sheriff sale in execution·House·Standard Bank

3-bed house in 36 Sunderland Street

·Western Cape
Reserve price
R 420 000
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Auction date
22 Jul 2026 · 10:00
Case
17281/2023

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Property priceR 420 000
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Deposit10%
R 42 000
Interest rate11.50%
SA prime 11.50%
Term20 years
240 months
Monthly bond
Repayment
R 4 031
per month for 20 years
Total interest
R589k
Total repaid
R967k
Upfront costs (not in the bond)
SARS transfer duty
Below R1.1m threshold — none payable
R 0
Conveyancing fee
R 15 040
Bond registration
R 12 558
Deeds Office
R 1 000
Total upfront
R 28 598
All-in
Price plus every upfront cost you need at the deeds office
R 448 598

Estimate only. Transfer duty is the SARS Budget 2024 scale (still in force). Conveyancing and bond-registration fees use the LPC recommended scale — actual fees vary by attorney. Confirm with the conveyancer the seller bank appoints before bidding at a sheriff sale.

Description

36 Sunderland Street 3 bed, 1 bath. Foreclosing creditor: STANDARD BANK.

Property

Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1
Erf number
14132
Sale type
Sheriff sale in execution

Auction details

When
22 Jul 2026 · 10:00

Attorney

Firm
HANNES GOUWS & PARTNERS INC.
Phone
(012) 321-1008
Ref
FORECLOSURES / MAT18662 / TH
Case
17281/2023
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