About Laser Park
Laser Park is a suburban area located in Roodepoort, known for its family-friendly environment and access to various amenities. The neighbourhood is characterized by its residential properties, which cater to a mix of families and working professionals. With well-maintained parks and green spaces, residents enjoy a peaceful lifestyle while remaining conveniently close to major urban centers.
The area features a blend of modern homes and established properties, providing a range of options for potential buyers. Additionally, residents benefit from a sense of community and local events that foster neighborhood engagement.
Lifestyle
The lifestyle in Laser Park is relaxed, with an emphasis on community and outdoor activities.
Amenities and dining
dining
- Li-bel
- Nando's
- Anat
- Pizza Italia
- Maxi's
- Galito's
- Wimpy
- MaBees
shopping
- Shoprite
- Cambridge
- Spar
- Meat & Veg Corner
- Checkers
- Pick n Pay
- Saverite Sunnyside
- Shoprite Usave
healthcare
- Tshwane District Hospital
- Marie Stopes Pretoria
- PEERMED HEALTH CENTRE
- Family Practice
- Skinner Street Clinic
- City View Birthing Retreat
- Women's Choice Clinic
recreation
- Mertle
- Virgin Active
- Pretoria Rosarium
- Bird Hide
- Kruin Park
Getting around
Getting around in Laser Park is convenient, with access to major roads and public transport options.
Main roads: R41, John Vorster Drive
Education
primary
- Iona Convent School
secondary
- Prince's Park College
Safety
Medium RiskLaser Park has a generally safe environment, with active community measures.
Who lives here
The area's residents are a mix of families, retirees, and young professionals.
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