Discover No. 1 Waterhouse, an exceptional 11,000m² Premium Grade office redevelopment located in the highly desirable Waterford Precinct of Century City. This building combines striking aesthetics with a professional atmosphere. The main atrium features acoustic-grade glass that floods the space with natural light, perfectly complementing its timeless design. Nestled within a secure commercial park, the property offers both onsite uncovered and basement parking for tenants, along with generators for building and tenant use.
Located on the 1st floor, these offices are immaculate and ready for immediate occupancy!
**FEATURES:** - Air conditioning - Reception area - Boardroom - 3 private offices - Open workspace with stackable doors that can be transformed into 2 offices if required - 1 Balcony - Digital access - Kitchenette - Communal restrooms
Introduction
Milnerton is a remote residential area developed around the 20s, named after Johannesburg's Milner Park suburb which transformed it into a preferred holiday destination. An example of this seafaring history is the renowned Milnerton Lighthouse erected in 1960. Since then, the town has become an attractive centre with its own individual charm and strategic location.
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