Active Event Travelers. Fitness enthusiasts, sports event participants, and family travelers seeking affordable coastal-urban accommodation with walkable access to a stadium, beach, and waterfront.
On-site Café. A café directly attached to the building serves fresh pastries and breakfast, acting as a convenient daily social hub that guests repeatedly highlight as a standout perk.
Beach Nearby. Guests can walk to the beach, waterfront, and a cluster of restaurants and shops, giving the property a lifestyle-oriented coastal-urban character that draws fitness and leisure travelers alike.
Neighbourgood Ravenscraig is a co-living space in Green Point on Cape Town's Atlantic Seaboard, offering 13 large en-suite rooms across a heritage building and a main house with a balcony overlooking the pool. Fitted with stylish finishes while maintaining homely charm, it sits on a quiet road next to the locally loved Cushty Cafe & Deli — a home away from home in the heart of Cape Town's social activity.
Neighbourgood members know their neighbours. The brand values friendliness over anonymity, and that is reflected in every aspect of its spaces.
The idea of coliving and coworking is to create a community-centred environment that promotes social interaction, whilst simultaneously providing independence for members in their private living or working spaces. It offers a built-in community of people who are open to sharing meals, networking, hosting events, and providing support to each other.
Community creates a sense of belonging and a sense of purpose. Neighbourgood's community celebrates all differences — standing for acceptance and inclusiveness, with the belief that community is engrained in who they are.
Staying at Neighbourgood automatically makes guests members, with access to the community's daily events and happenings, hot desks at Neighbourgood Workspaces, and member perks across the city's Neighbourgood network.
Neighbourgood was founded on 1 July 2020 by three co-founders — Murray Clark, Kim Clark, and St John Gardner — with a big, slightly wild dream: what if the way people live and work could be more connected, more human, and a little more good?
The concept grew out of years of learning about what it takes to build sustainable spaces and places. The founders found that it is the inherent power of community, diversity, and collaboration between people that really makes all the difference — and so Neighbourgood was conceived, with a mission to bring good into neighbourhoods.
Neighbourgood Ravenscraig opened in November 2023 as part of Neighbourgood's Year 4 expansion, extending the brand's Green Point offering alongside other new Cape Town locations. It was delivered by Neighbourgood's in-house projects, design, and facilities team, and joined a growing city-wide network of living and working spaces designed to create an "intentional community" for modern travellers, digital nomads, and remote workers.
Neighbourgood Ravenscraig is situated in the heart of Green Point on a quiet residential road, right next to the locally loved Cushty Cafe & Deli. Green Point has often been referred to as the Soho of Cape Town — a vibrant, centrally located suburb on Cape Town's Atlantic Seaboard, positioned between De Waterkant, Sea Point, and the CBD.
The area is in close proximity to some of the city's most popular attractions, including the V&A Waterfront (approximately 10–20 minutes on foot), DHL Stadium, Green Point Urban Park, and the Sea Point Promenade. The suburb offers a buzzing atmosphere with world-class eateries, nightlife, incredible mountain and ocean views, and easy access to surrounding areas via the highway and public transport routes.
Guests consistently describe the neighbourhood as safe and lively, with the area appreciated by digital nomads and short-stay visitors alike. The property sits on a quiet road despite its central position, and a run club even departs from just outside the building, reflecting the active, community-oriented character of the area.
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