Ground Floor Factory With Drive-In Access And Main Road Exposure
This property is zoned as Mixed-Use 2 and is a ground floor with unit that offers great exposure to Albert Road and is the neighbouring property to the popular Woodstock Exchange and Side Street Studios. The premises also boast roller shutter access with an exclusive use loading bay area for deliveries and an ample 3-phase power supply, which will accommodate a wide range of light or heavy-industrial users. The unit also offers easy access for trucks and off-street parking for staff and customers. the property is ideally suited to fitment centres or any other business that requires Industrial premises with main road exposure.
With the current zoning, the property has a floor factor allowance of 4 and a 100% coverage allowance, meaning that a substantial development of 4688saqam can be built on the site. The sought-after Woodstock industrial/commercial node is rapidly accessible from all major nearby arterial routes with the Lower Church Street on-ramp to the N1 Highway less than 1km away, and its proximity to all public transport stations. Please call the Annenberg area specialist for more information or to arrange a viewing.
With the current zoning, the property has a floor factor allowance of 4 and a 100% coverage allowance, meaning that a substantial development of 4688saqam can be built on the site. The sought-after Woodstock industrial/commercial node is rapidly accessible from all major nearby arterial routes with the Lower Church Street on-ramp to the N1 Highway less than 1km away, and its proximity to all public transport stations. Please call the Annenberg area specialist for more information or to arrange a viewing.
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Woodstock, Cape Town
Woodstock is a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa. It is located between the docks of Table Bay and the lower slopes of Devil's Peak, about 1 kilometre (0.6 mi) east of the city centre of Cape Town. Woodstock is served by Woodstock and Esplanade railway stations.By the middle of the 19th century, especially after the arrival of the railway line, Woodstock had become a fashionable seaside suburb with cottages next to the sea and a beach which stretched until the Castle of Good Hope. After a brief stint as New Brighton the residents voted in 1867 at the Woodstock Hotel to change the area’s name to Woodstock.Ease of access to the harbour and all major transport routes; increased industrialisation and a rapidly growing working class...
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