2002m2 Freestanding Office Building to Let in Waterfall, Midrand
This freestanding building, located in Waterfall Logistics Park, is available to let. It consists of three levels, each completely fitted out with boardrooms, closed offices and a kitchen on each floor. A tenant installation allowance will be provided to contribute to any changes to be made by the new tenant. The building has 10 000L back up water, back up power, 24/7 Security at the guardhouse, fibre and 211 parking bays.
Strategic location is a key factor in the success of any logistics hub, which is why Waterfall City is the best location for your warehousing and distribution centres. The 37-hectare Waterfall City Distribution Campus is ideally located between Allandale Road, the K101 highway and Bridal Veil Road, and is just a stone’s throw from the Midrand Gautrain Station.
Situated between Centurion and Kyalami and forming part of the Johannesburg Municipality is the city of Midrand. Established in 1981, from an area previously referred to as Halfway House, Midrand became part of the City of Johannesburg in 2000. Spanning a total area of 152.87 km2 – the name Midrand is commonly used to refer to the suburbs that surround the N1 highway (Ben Schoeman Highway portion) these...
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