There is a particular kind of Saturday that only a house like this can hold. A soccer game is running on the astro court that nobody is refereeing. Someone is pouring at the bar, someone else is lighting the braai, and the children are up in the treehouse, which is where they will stay until someone mentions food.

Most homes ask you to choose. Space for the family, or space for everyone they bring home. A house that impresses, or one that relaxes. Here you are not asked to choose.

Kings Avenue homes do not come up often. This is half a hectare on one of central Westville's most established streets, 525 square metres under roof, and the privacy a pan-handle driveway gives you that a street front never can. You hear the birds before you hear the road.

Inside, the house is built around gathering. Three lounges, two dining rooms, and an entertainment wing with a built-in bar, wine cellar, and a cold room. Stack doors open onto two covered patios, so a dinner for eight becomes a lunch for thirty without anyone moving furniture. The kitchen holds Caesarstone counters, SMEG appliances, and a scullery that keeps the mess where your guests will never find it.

Then the house does the other thing just as well. Five air-conditioned bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a private study. The primary suite keeps its own spa bath, walk-in shower and private balcony with distant sea views, far enough from the noise to feel like a different address altogether.

Outside, a heated pool with built-in seating and a sundeck. A multi-sport astro court for tennis, basketball and soccer. A treehouse and jungle gym under trees that took decades to grow.

Solar with inverter and battery, a JoJo tank, CCTV, alarm and an auto gate. On the evenings when the rest of the suburb sits in the dark, this house carries on.

Westville Boys' and Westville Girls' High are a short run from the gate, and both the N3 and M13 are minutes away.

Whenever you are ready to see what life on Kings Avenue could look like for you, Josh is ready to show you through.