R1,650,000
R1,650,000
Shirley Powell
Angelique Kotze
827m² Vacant Land For Sale in Oos Einde
The property is a vacant land parcel with commercial rights, located in the East End. It spans 827 square meters and includes the potential for mixed-use development. The commercial rights allow for the construction of retail or office spaces on the ground floor, with residential flats permitted on the upper levels. This setup offers an opportunity for a blend of business and living spaces in a prime location, appealing to both commercial tenants and residents. The land's size and zoning flexibility make it a valuable asset for developers looking to capitalize on a growing area.
Monthly Rates
R500
Features
Zoning
Sizes
Listing Info
Oos Einde, Rustenburg
Location Set at the foot of the Magaliesberg mountain range in North West Province, Rustenburg lies on a major highway (N4) about 140 km by road from Johannesburg and 130 km from Pretoria. Being in close proximity to Phokeng, the capital of the Royal Bafokeng Nation, where the Royal Bafokeng Stadium is located made it a perfect choice for one of the official host cities of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. History Rustenburg, meaning “place of rest”, this pretty little town’s streets are lined with the ubiquitous jacaranda tree. It started out as a small farming community producing citrus and Virginia tobacco and still manages to retain its small-town atmosphere. The town has humble beginnings, starting off as little more than a church...
+ Read more
Finance
Total Amount Repayable
R0,00
Monthly Repayment
R0,00
Calculators:
Oos Einde in the news
2022's top textile design trends for your home
Century 21 South Africa reached out to expert Bonolo Chepape for home textile advice. She is a textile and surface designer, and owner of Lulasclan. Read article
Why you should sign a sole and exclusive mandate
By putting your trust in one agent, you can guarantee the success of your sale. Read article
Live smart: Invest in this smart city of the future
Rustenburg's local municipality aims to turn the city into one that's interconnected, efficient, and sustainable. Read article
