Beaulieu Country Estate · formerly Beaulieu Equestrian Estate
Protecting the equestrian and country character of Beaulieu
Beaulieu is one of the very few residential estates that has kept its equestrian, countrified way of life. The Kyalami Syndicate looks after the title-deed conditions that protect it, for every owner, now and in the future.
How can we help?
Selling a property?
A written Syndicate consent is needed before transfer can be registered at the Deeds Office. Admin fee: R1,500.00.
Sale consent →Building, fencing or walls?
Plans for buildings, fences and walls need Syndicate consent before the City of Johannesburg can approve them. No fee.
Building consent →New to the Estate?
No HOA, no compulsory levies, and free access to the bridle trails and Bird Sanctuary. Here is what you need to know.
New owner guide →Bridle trails & Bird Sanctuary
Open to all owners and residents, free of charge. Please help keep them clean and well maintained.
Trails & Sanctuary →Latest news
All news →Key facts
- There is no Homeowners Association in the Estate, and no levy is payable to the Kyalami Syndicate.
- Every title deed carries two conditions: no sale and no buildings or fencing without the Syndicate's prior written consent.
- Beaulieu Country Estate NPC (BCE) provides security to owners who choose to contract with it. It is not an HOA.
- Protecting the Estate's character is the responsibility of every owner.
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