Serviced, walled and paved vacant land FOR SALE and TO LET
For sale: 1,500m² vacant land.
This property has water, electricity, and sewage connections available up to the sidewalk, though not extending into the yard itself. The yard is fully paved and exclosed by walls on the southern, eastern, and western sides, while remaining open to the adjacent yard. A small roof structure is also present on the site.
This 1,500m² yard is available for purchase at R3.7 million (excluding VAT) or for lease at R30,000 per month (excluding VAT).
Additionally, there is an adjacent 1,560m² vacant lot that has been used alongside this property in the past. It is also fully paved and available for sale at R3.7 million (excluding VAT) or for lease at R30,000 per month (excluding VAT).
Both stands can be acquired together for a total of R6.9 million (excluding VAT).
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