When Simbithi was conceptualised in 2003, ‘home’ was at the heart. Today, the 430-hectare estate embodies the ideology that ‘home’ is not just a location; ‘home’ is a feeling. In its 18 years of existence, Simbithi has become a unique, eco-friendly residential community that co-exists harmoniously with wildlife and nature. A world-class Golf Course, thriving Community Centres and a family-oriented restaurant make Simbithi the estate of choice for families in KwaZulu-Natal.
Notice has been issued for the Annual General Meetings of the Simbithi Country Club and the Simbithi Eco-Estate Homeowners’ Association in accordance with the Constitution and Memorandum of Incorporation, respectively.
The meetings will take place, virtually, as follows:
Links to the virtual AGM platforms, and login details, will be shared with homeowners in due course.
The scientific name of the tree after which Simbithi is named is Milettia grandis. In isiZulu it is called ‘Umzimbeet’, ‘UmSimbithwa’ or ‘Umsimbithi’. There are large, established groves of these trees on the northern and southern sides of the Estate and the erect, spearhead flower sprays provide a purple lining to the forest between November and March.
We have had a few exceptional feathered guests on Simbithi, recently – rare, first bird sightings!
Ever wondered how, and where, we got our name? Read more about the Umsimbeet tree, which was recently in flower.
