C++ imitating properties from C# - c++

Question

I really miss get/set in C++, so I'm trying to do something similar. This is what I have now:
#pragma once
#define Property(T) class : public property<T>
#define Get(T) T* get() override
#define Set(T) T* set(T* _value) override
#define MutableProperty(T) using property<T>::operator=
#include <ostream>
template<typename T>
class property
{
protected:
T* value;
virtual T* get() = 0;
virtual T* set(T* _value) = 0;
public:
property()
{
value = NULL;
}
~property()
{
delete value;
}
T* operator=(T* _value)
{
return set(_value);
}
T* operator=(T _value)
{
return set(new T(_value));
}
operator T*()
{
return get();
}
friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, property& prop)
{
return out << *prop.get();
}
};
and this works like this:
#include "Property.h"
Property(string)
{
Get(string)
{
return value;
}
Set(string)
{
return value = _value;
}
public:
MutableProperty(string);
} strprop;
int main()
{
strprop = "teststring";
cout << strprop;
getchar();
return 0;
}
which I already like how it looks, but is there any trick of getting rid of those Get(type) Set(type)?
Also, is this actually good approach or this is poor code?