Web Ref MD304K
R33,440 pm
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Gross Monthly Rental
R33,440 Excl. VAT
R33,440 Excl. VAT
Lease Period
Negotiable
Negotiable
Availability
Immediately
Immediately
151 Katherine Street | Sandown | Sandton
151 Katherine Street is a secure business park, consisting of 4 standalone office blocks. An A-grade office park has a combination of basement, shaded and open parking bays and all buildings are wheelchair accessible. The security is present for 24 hours everyday and the office park has an on-site generator and back-up water tanks.
Located with in the park is a 304sqm unit, which features very neat, carpeted open plan space. The space includes air-conditioning and has floor to ceiling windows, which allows plenty of natural light to flow throughout. A great space at an incredible rental.
The park is ideally located in close proximity to the M1 highway and Pretoria main road, allowing for quick and easy navigation and accessibility to the complex.
Located with in the park is a 304sqm unit, which features very neat, carpeted open plan space. The space includes air-conditioning and has floor to ceiling windows, which allows plenty of natural light to flow throughout. A great space at an incredible rental.
The park is ideally located in close proximity to the M1 highway and Pretoria main road, allowing for quick and easy navigation and accessibility to the complex.
Features
Zoning
Commercial
Interior
Air Conditioning
Yes
Exterior
Security
Yes
Sizes
Floor Size
304m²
Land Size
304m²
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