FACTORY WITH LARGE POWER SUPPLY FOR SALE IN ALRDOE
This factory measures approximately 6988sqm under roof that is well positioned on a 20109sqm stand. It has 2 x 2500Amp Transformers giving a total of 5000Amps available. There are 4 individual buildings and a separate office block at the main entrance that lead to a functional weighbridge with a second entrance that is not currently in use. Please call Hylton Atkisnon for more information or to arrange a viewing.
Price excludes VAT and Utilities. Alrode is close to Newmarket and is a heavy industrial hub that is accessible via the N3 and R59 Highways. Wadeville is in close proximity. The area has good power supply that is competitively priced. Close to all amenities including the New Market Shopping Mall, Union Hospital, Meyersdal, Brackenhurst and Brakendowns all within a 5 minute drive.
The city of Alberton, situated on the southern part of the East Rand, has truly evolved into one of the most thriving industrial nodes in Gauteng. Although comprising a large residential sector, its locale has made it the ideal place for industry. Resting on the banks of the Natal Spruit and spanning 77.16 km² – Alberton was originally a farm called Elandsfontein which was owned by Johannes Petrus Meyer....
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