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Constantia
Wine estate elegance
At a glance
Cape Town's oldest wine-producing region, home to Groot Constantia and beautiful estates. Leafy, spacious properties with a country feel minutes from the city.
Strengths
- World-class wine estates
- Beautiful gardens
- Spacious properties
Trade-offs
- Car essential
- Far from beaches
- Expensive
- LocationSouthern Suburbs · on the map
- Without a carCar needed
- AtmosphereLeafy and residential
- Page reviewed5 Sep 2026
- Rent dataOct 2026
- One-bed pricesFeb 2026
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Safety and walking
Constantia is not a walking suburb in the way the City Bowl is. Many roads have no continuous pavement and residents drive almost everywhere. The walking that does happen is on the greenbelts, Alphen, Diep River, Klein Constantia and Spaanschemat, and around Tokai Forest. These are fine in daylight and best walked with a dog or another person; they thin out quickly at dusk, so turn for home well before dark, especially in winter. Around Constantia Village and Spaanschemat River Road the risk is to your car rather than to you: theft from parked vehicles is the most reported offence, so empty the car and use the Village's underground parking.
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Updates and sources
- Page reviewed 5 September 2026
- Data period Rent figures: October 2026; one-bed prices: February 2026
- Data period Short-let figures (Inside Airbnb, council ward 62): 23 September 2026
- Method How the Ward Safety Index is built
- Evidence No district crime report covers Constantia yet
- Guide Is It Safe to Live in Constantia, Cape Town?
- Article Why is it called Constantia? A history of the Cape's oldest vineyards
Safety scores and property data are estimates based on publicly available sources and may not reflect current conditions. Always exercise personal judgement and conduct your own research before making housing or travel decisions.