Furnished monthly accommodation

Stay for a month
or more in
Cape Town

Cape Town Monthly lists furnished places for Capetonians and newcomers alike, for the stretch that is too long for a nightly rate and too short for a twelve-month lease. Stays start at 28 nights, browsing is free, and you deal with the owner directly.

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A furnished living room with a large window
Cape Town's Atlantic seaboard from above
A made bed beside a bright window
Sea Point · Gardens · WoodstockVerified places
Area
Anywhere in Cape Town
Moving in
Any month
Staying
28 nights or more
01

The month-long stay is the one nobody caters for.

Cape Town is well supplied for a long weekend and for a year. Almost nothing sits in between.

01

Too short for nightly

A rate that's fair for four nights isn't fair for four months.

02

Too long for a lease

Standard leases want twelve months, unfurnished, with credit checks.

03

Never advertised

Monthly places get filled by word of mouth, before anyone can search for them.

So we put them somewhere you can actually find them,
then we get out of the way.

Cape Town Monthly lists furnished places from 28 nights, each one checked before it is published and listed by the owner. You deal with them directly, agree your own terms, and nothing about the arrangement runs through us.

Cape Town's city bowl beside the bay
02

Who ends up here.

Not one type of person. Roughly half our guests already live in Cape Town.

Between leases

Your old place ends in March, the new one isn't ready until May. Two months is the length nobody wants to rent you.

Here on a contract

Three or six months of work in the city, and no appetite for a year's lease before you've seen a suburb.

Renovating

The builders said six weeks. You need somewhere furnished and nearby for however long that turns out to be.

Landing softly

New to the country or the city, and you'd rather learn the neighbourhoods before committing to one.

Someone working at a table in a bright furnished flat
03

Open now.

Prices are set by the owner, not by us, and they're the ones you negotiate with.

04

Six areas, six completely different months.

Promenade, mountain, cobbles, warehouses, surf. Cape Town changes character faster than almost any city its size.

05

If you're the one looking.

Browsing, enquiring and arranging a stay costs you nothing at any point.

A furnished living room

Furnished, ready, and yours for as long as you need it

Plates in the cupboard, wifi already on, a bed that's made. Every place takes stays of 28 nights or more, so nobody's doing you a favour by letting you stay a month.

  1. 01
    Search by area, month and budgetOnly places that take month-long stays
  2. 02
    Open the listingPhotos, full details, the owner's rate and what's included
  3. 03
    Message the owner yourselfWhatsApp or email. Ask about wifi, noise, parking
  4. 04
    Settle the terms between youRate, dates, deposit and lease are yours to agree
06

If you're the one letting.

You set the rate, you choose the tenant, you keep everything you charge.

One tenant for the season instead of forty for the weekend

Longer stays mean fewer cleans, fewer key handovers, and somebody who settles in rather than passes through. We advertise the place and confirm it's yours to let. Everything after that is between you and the guest.

  1. 01
    Create a host accountA couple of minutes
  2. 02
    Add your photos, details and rateYou decide what to charge and who to accept
  3. 03
    Send us a walkthrough videoFilmed on your phone. It's how we confirm the place is yours to let
  4. 04
    Go live and take enquiries yourselfUsually within a day; guests then contact you directly
A clean, light kitchen in a furnished flat
07

What it costs.

One fee, on one side. No commission, and no percentage of anybody's rent.

Guests pay
Nothing
At any stage
  • No booking or service fee
  • Unlimited browsing and enquiries
  • The owner's own contact details
Hosts pay
R950
Every three months, flat
  • No commission on your rate
  • No cut per booking
  • Unlimited enquiries, straight to you

Everything else is yours to negotiate. Rates, deposits, dates, house rules and the lease are agreed directly between host and guest. Cape Town Monthly does not process payments, hold deposits, or take a percentage of anything.

08

What we check before a place goes up.

Renting straight from an owner shouldn't mean renting blind. Here's the whole process, and where it deliberately stops.

01

The owner films a walkthrough

They send us the video before anything is published. It's how we confirm the place exists, matches the photos, and is theirs to let.

02

A person reviews it, inside a day

Nothing publishes automatically. No scraped adverts, no duplicates, no places that vanish the week before you arrive.

03

Then we stop

Once a listing is approved Cape Town Monthly is finished. The conversation, the terms and the money are between the two of you.

The walkthrough video is for our own checks only. It isn't published on the listing and isn't something guests watch while browsing.

A woman working at a table in a furnished apartment
Cape Town beach at sunset

Furnished monthly accommodation, for whoever needs a month.

Free to browse, free to enquire, and the owner is the person you'll be talking to.