Yes.
The HOA exists in terms of the provisions of the Stanhaven Constitution. This document is provided to every purchaser of an erf or an existing house and compliance with the provisions is a condition of purchase.
The design of any home, or alterations to a home, must comply with the Design Guidelines – also provided to all purchasers.https://stanhaven.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Design-Guidelines-2025-for-building-at-Stanhaven.pdf
The General rules document is a comprehensive collection of the do’s and don’ts of living at Stanhaven and is essential reading.
All owners and tenants are urged to familiarise themselves with the contents of the rules, as well as the other two documents mentioned. Please find the links to these documents below.
Click here to view the Stanhaven design guidelines 2025
No.
Stanhaven has comprehensive design guidelines that apply and these must be adhered to. There is also a building process that must be followed and more information can be found in the HOA hub.
If you haven’t yet purchased a stand and would more like more information please contact the managing agent, Villet Overstrand at stanhaven@villetgroup.co.za or one of the estate agents that work in the area.
Click here for a copy of the Stanhaven design guidelines 2025.
Stanhaven belongs to its members, all of whom are automatically members of the Homeowners’ Association.
No.
All the erven are free-hold and the estate is managed as a homeowners’ association.
There are a limited number of erven that remain unbuilt. Like the houses, they vary in price according to size and location. Click here for contact details of the estate agents that work in the area.
Stanhaven has a managing agent based in Gansbaai as well as a board of at least five trustees, headed by a chairperson. The estate also has a part-time caretaker.
The managing agent and trustees take joint responsibility for running the day-to-day affairs of Stanhaven.
There is a homeowners’ association and anyone acquiring a stand at Stanhaven automatically becomes a member of the homeowners’ association.
The levy covers the maintenance of all common property, including all gardens, dams, paths and roads, as well as the walls, fences, mechanical and electrical components for various installations and both Eskom and municipal infrastructure. It also covers the management fee, as well as all insurance premiums and security on certain installations.
Yes.
A monthly levy is payable (April 2025: approximately R1,000/month).