Discover Seaton. Live Inspired.
L I F E I N S P I R E D
SHEFFIELD BEACH, KWAZULU-NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA
EXPERIENCE LIFE
UNFILTERED
Direct beach access
26km running/ bicycle trails
Rehabilitated natural forests and parks
Multi-sports facility
Leisure zones
Beach Clubhouse
Nature trails
Family picnic sites
Sustainable designs
Bird hides
Reciprocal rights to Zululami
Equestrian Clubhouse
Stabling facilities
Lunge rings
Show jumping arena
Bridle paths
OCEANSIDE LIVING
AT ITS BEST
Take in the breath-taking, 180-degree views of the Indian Ocean, delight in walking directly to exclusive beach frontage of the treasured Christmas Bay and explore the rehabilitated, lush coast and forests as your back garden. Seaton presents a unique way of living on a grand scale with exquisite beach residences and equestrian opportunities along the North Coast of KwaZulu-Natal, in the charming coastal town of Sheffield Beach.
AWASH WITH
NATURAL BEAUTY
LIFE’S BETTER ON
THE BAY
Feel the calming energy of the sea while you sleep, wake up to the crashing waves, and marvel over the glistening sea views that will become the daily backdrop of your life’s story. Explore vast country-style landscapes and spend endless hours at the beach. The Bay at Seaton introduces never seen before oceanside residences. Homes will be created through an exceptional ecosystem
starting with an architectural ethos that promotes sustainable living.
Take a quick amble to Seaton’s ideally placed Beach Clubhouse, where you simply step out of the estate and straight onto beach sand. The direct access point opens over a kilometre of pristine exclusive beach frontage of the treasured Christmas Bay.
NATURE COMES
FIRST
With innovation, rehabilitation and sustainability as its core principles, Seaton presents an awe-inspiring coastal lifestyle characterised by the historic green grasslands, mesmerising ocean views, rehabilitated indigenous and forest lands. There is no doubt that Seaton is a one-of-a-kind residential estate. The natural assets within the estate are what set Seaton apart from others. The fragrance of country grasslands and lush coastal vegetation invites you to lose yourself in the spacious surrounds of this premium coastal landscape. The former sugar cane landscape has been removed to build a foundation and rehabilitate the ecosystem with plant life that existed over 100 years ago. Living at Seaton, you are encouraged to reconnect with nature.
As a resident you also have reciprocal rights into neighbouring Zululami Luxury Coastal Estate, where you have a chance to access various natural elements and facilities. Explore 26km of naturally integrated trails throughout the forests and open, green spaces. Seaton showcases mesmerising sea views and provides authentic oceanside experiences. Residents have direct access to over a kilometre of pristine beach frontage of the treasured Christmas Bay. This beach is considered a closely guarded treasure of the North Coast and is known for being one of the very few beaches that doesn’t suffer from over crowdedness, especially when it is holiday season.
RIDE LIFE’S
ADVENTURES
What’s better than living within the same estate as your horse and freely ambling along the bridle paths that lead directly to the beach? Imagine galloping along the shoreline at your own leisure. Specially designed and uniquely crafted for passionate equestrians, Seaton presents The Club.
within gentle sloping valleys of Seaton, The Club presents a charming country lifestyle with a coastal twist. Boasting large stands to accommodate for modern farm-style homes, The Club has been positioned to enjoy sweeping landscape views and exquisite paddocks. This is where country charm meets coastal living.
Set among a grove of trees and snuggled
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Central park with picnic sites
Hilltop Clubhouse
B I RDL I F E
BEACH BIRDS The African Black Oystercatcher makes a striking pose with its orange-red bill and waders against its all blackish-brown body. The White fronted Sandplover is a common coastal bird that loves the sandy shores, estuaries and river systems surrounding Seaton. WETLAND BIRDS The African Fish Eagle’s cry is synonymous with Africa and is sighted at Seaton because of its large water body. The Spurwinged Goose averages up to 5kg (male) and is a common resident in the inland waters and floodplains. FOREST BIRDS The Purple Crested Turacco can be spotted running along branches and leaping quickly from branch to branch, often in pairs. The Martial Eagle is not very vocal, they nest on large platforms of sticks placed in trees. The Palm Nut Vulture is uncommon and very localised around the Kosi Palm (Raphia Australis), it loves the flesh from the palm fruit, as well as crabs, fish, eggs and carrion. The most powerful eagle on the continent, the African Crowned Eagle is capable of picking up large prey including monkeys, hares, antelope, mongooses and genets. The Natal Francolin can often be spotted darting across the road or rushing from one bush to the other. The Osprey (European migrant) arrives in August/September taking up residence around rivers and estuaries and departs by May with only two nests recorded in Southern Africa in history. The most common of our large-eared owls, the Spotted Eagle Owl can be heard in the evenings.
THE BAY
Reed beds
Picnic sites
Bridle paths to the beach
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Picnic sites
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Pergola/Reed beds
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Bird hides
Picnic sites
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Picnic sites
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Bird hides
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Bird hides
Parking
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P LANT L I F E
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With 329 endemic grass species in South Africa, a beautiful species which has shown itself all over the Seaton hills and valleys are the Melinis (also referred to as Natal red-top) with its pink inflorescence.
Picnic sites
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The Coast Silver Oak is popular amongst bee-keepers as it makes for great honey!
Children’s party paddocks/ Picnic sites
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Thriving on sandy ground and on loose sand dunes, the Hottentot-fig is in abundance and full flower on most of our coastline.
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Bird hides
Picnic sites
The Natal Fig is one of the most popular varieties found on the North Coast.
Bird hides
The Red Hot Poker forms large clumps of strap-shaped leaves with stunning poker-shaped flower heads of bright- orange, and become yellow as they open. The Natal Wild Banana is palm-like and tall with large banana-like leaves and strelitzia flowers. The Aloe Thraskii (Dune aloe) is a tall, fast-growing, un-branched Aloe, that has a wonderful large rosette of orange-yellow flowers. The Strelitzia is often named the Crane Flower and is known for producing abundant nectar that lures insects and a wide variety of birds. The wide-spreading, flat-topped Flatcrown is found in open forests along our coastline and on forest margins.
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Zululami Entrance
KING SHAKA INT. AIRPORT 15-mins
Picnic sites
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26km of running and MTB trails
UMHLANGA 30-mins
Proposed spa treatment platforms
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F I SH L I F E
Key
Access to Zululami Luxury Coastal Estate Faci l i t ies include:
Beach access
The Garrick is identified by its sinuous lateral line running from head to tail. They prefer the wave zone and are often caught at backline. The Coachman is often found close to the bottom of rocky reefs, which are scattered all over the Seaton coastline, from close in shore to deeper reefs further out. The Pilchard (or sardine as it is commonly referred to) is the fish responsible for the famous annual “sardine run” in June/July. The Dorado is a dolphinfish with the most brilliant colours and a smooth, rounded profile. The Black Marlin – this enormous, highly migratory and pelagic species ranges across vast stretches of ocean and is the most common marlin in South African waters. The Shad feeds over sandy sea-beds in clear waters along the edges of reefs. A great one to catch off rocky points, it is also attracted to artificial light at night.
The Equestrian Clubhouse
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Stables
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Warm up arena
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Event arena
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• Clubhouses
Lunge rings
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60 hectares of forest
• Tennis courts
Groom’s Accommodation
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• Amphitheatre
Parking
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• Cricket nets
Fitness park
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• Kids park
The Sports Pavilion
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• Catch & release dams
Braai areas / Picnic sites
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• Community Harvest Garden
Bird hides
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• Citrus Park
The Hilltop Club
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• Swamp Forest
The Beach Clubhouse
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• Elevated boardwalks
Christmas Bay
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Proposed spa treatment platforms
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Main Entrance
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The Humpback Whale has distinctive long pectoral fins and a knobbly head.
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Our warm waters make for the perfect habitat for the Bottlenose Dolphins . Their silhouette can be seen in the barrel of a wave as they surf up and down our coastline, catching waves.
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