Renishaw Coastal Precinct

Renishaw Hills Renishaw Hills is a 28-hectare mature lifestyle estate for over 50s on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast, located within Renishaw Coastal Precinct. Renishaw Hills has built 231 units to date, Once fully developed, Renishaw Hills will have more than 500 units. Restilridge Farm Estate The second residential property development within Renishaw Coastal Precinct is Restilridge Farm Estate, which is set to launch in 2026. This development will combine coastal and farm living, with modern-style Natal farmhouses and large plots. Future developments In June 2025, South Coast Tourism & Investment Enterprise signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with three property developments, including Renishaw Coastal Precinct. This is a strategic collaboration to maximise the tourist and investment potential of these estates. Shopping centre Renishaw Coastal Precinct will include a 14,000 m2 shopping centre developed by Cubisol Property Fund, with mixed-use zoning allowing for a residential component above ground level. Petrol filling station and convenience centre A petrol filling station, convenience store, and possibly a fast-food drive-through will be developed at the main Renishaw entrance circle on Dududu Road by Hampsons, a family-owned business with nearly a century of service in Scottburgh. Eastern seaboard development The Department of Trade Industry and Competition (DTIC) has included Renishaw Coastal Precinct into the Eastern Seaboard Development initiative. This initiative, which extends along the largely underdeveloped 600km coastal stretch between Buffalo City, in the Eastern Cape and eThekwini Metro, in KwaZulu-Natal, aims to leverage the underdeveloped coastlines to attract domestic and international tourists. == Conservation ==

Only 20% of Renishaw Coastal Precinct will be developed, with the remaining 80% transformed into a conservation area. The rehabilitation of the Mandawe Wetland has included alien invasive eradication and the replacement of cane fields with indigenous forests and grasslands. This has resulted in the planned reintroduction of indigenous wildlife, including the endangered Pickersgill's reed frog, endemic to very few wetlands along the KZN coastline. == See also ==