R65 per m²
402m² Workshop To Let in Honeydew
Within the thriving 5-Star Junction on the busy Beyers Naude, the location truly lives up to the Junction's name! Spacious, adaptable, and excellent exposure the unit on offer will be able to accommodate your operational needs.
The unit's adaptable nature means it can be able to be used as a showroom, warehouse, workshop, or retail space.
Having just become available to let and with fibre newly installed, the open planned design and brilliant height are key features within this unit. Enjoy a large reception area and a mezzanine that could be utilized for office space or additional storage. A large packing or storage room - perfect for stacking, two ablution facilities, and a massive flexible open floor plan warehouse space to accommodate a multitude of businesses are to be enjoyed. The entrance doors are stackable and can easily be adjusted.
Safe and secure - the industrial park provides optimal security comprising electric fencing, an alarm system, CCTV, armed response, LED lighting, access control with a boomed gate, and security on the premises.
Feel free to contact Shannon Kruger to schedule a viewing or for more information.
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Mezzanine • Totally Fenced • Security Gate • Recreation Room • Open Plan • Guard House • Guard • Electric Gate • Boomed Area • Alarm System • Air Conditioner • 24 Hour Response • 24 Hour Access
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