KEROA

KEROA stands for “Kyalami Environs Residents and Owners Association” and was established to improve on the lifestyle that residents of the area has grown accustomed to and make Kyalami AH Ext 1 a wonderful place to live in.

Here you will find all the latest information about KEROA as well as regular updates from the various committee members. We hope that you find all the information that you need here and if there is anything missing that you would like to see, please get in contact with us.

We will endeavor to regularly update this website and you can be sure to look forward to interesting features to be added here soon.

Residents are urged to become members of KEROA (see membership page) and in doing so, add their voice to effect the change they want to see.

Please take a look at the various portfolios that exist within KEROA to learn more by clicking on the “Services” menu item.

Vision

To provide a safe, secure and attractive environment where our residents, nature lovers and outdoor enthusiats can thrive.

Mission

For Kyalami AH Ext 1 to be a leading community based suburb where:

  • Residents can enjoy safety, peace and tranquility
  • Residents are proud to call this their home
  • Horse riders, cyclists, runners and other outdoor adventurers feel welcome and secure
  • All animals and animal lovers feel safe
  • Open areas of indigenous bush and flora are promoted
  • Birds and natural wildlife thrive as part of the wildlife corridor in the greater Kyalami area

Strategic Pillars

Area Information

Kyalami AH Ext 1 is roughly 4km2 in size and is situated in Midrand, between suburbs such as Treesbank to the West, Riversands to the North West, Saddlebrook Estate to the North, Sun Valley to the North East, Beaulieu Country Estate to the East, Kyalami AH and Leeuwkop Prison to the South and Glenferness to the South West.

Properties within this area are zoned by the City of Johannesburg’s municipality as agricultural holdings. There are roughly 187 properties within this area (https://ags.joburg.org.za/cgis/index.aspx).

The area is widely known throughout the equestrian industry in South Africa due to the number of riding schools and the population of horses located within this area. Other livestock can also be found here.

The area is very popular for walking, running and cycling, with a number of small restaurants and other venues either in the area itself or in the neighbouring suburbs.

There are multiple schools nearby, such as Pinnacle College, Beaulieu College and Beaulieu prep. Within 10 minutes from Kyalami AH Ext 1 you will find great shopping centers such as Kyalami Corner, Crowthorne Shopping Center and Dainfern Shopping Center.

Another noteworthy nearby attraction is the Kyalami Grand Prix circuit, which has hosted Formula 1 races in the past and currently hosts the Kyalami 9 Hour event on a yearly basis. The facility is also used for exibitions and music festivals on a regular basis.

Kyalami AH Ext 1 falls outside of the urban development boundary, set by the City of Johannesburg. This prevents developers from building high density complexes, as the area is set aside as a green zone where the natural habitat is to be persevered.