Web Ref CL112309
R26,680 pm
Ground Floor
Gross Monthly Rental
R26,680 Excl. VAT
R26,680 Excl. VAT
Lease Period
Negotiable
Negotiable
Availability
Immediately
Immediately
42 Wierda Road | Prime Office Space to Let in Sandton
Located on the ground floor, this 232m² office space offers a spacious open-plan layout with modern amenities including air conditioning, standard lighting, and ample natural light. The property features convenient parking options for both staff and visitors.
Situated in Sandton, Johannesburg’s premier business district, this office space is surrounded by high-end retail, fine dining, and world-class hotels. With easy access to major highways and public transport, tenants benefit from excellent connectivity and a prestigious address.
At R115/m² excluding VAT, this office at 42 Wierda Road offers exceptional value in a prime location. Elevate your business in this distinguished setting.
Situated in Sandton, Johannesburg’s premier business district, this office space is surrounded by high-end retail, fine dining, and world-class hotels. With easy access to major highways and public transport, tenants benefit from excellent connectivity and a prestigious address.
At R115/m² excluding VAT, this office at 42 Wierda Road offers exceptional value in a prime location. Elevate your business in this distinguished setting.
Features
Zoning
Commercial
Title
Sectional
Interior
Air Conditioning
Yes
Exterior
Security
Yes
Sizes
Floor Size
232m²
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Sandton Central, Sandton
Sandton is home to the wealthiest square mile on the entire African continent. In 1969 it was formerly an independent town, however, today it falls within the mandate of the Johannesburg Municipality within the Gauteng province. The name is derived from two of the suburban areas within close proximity to each other, Sandown and Bryanston.Commercial Hotspots“There’s no doubt about it, Sandton Central is a vibrant...
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