Web Ref WS301WBP23
R40,635 pm
23B-15 Waverly Business Park
Gross Monthly Rental
R40,635 Excl. VAT
R40,635 Excl. VAT
Lease Period
Negotiable
Negotiable
Availability
Immediately
Immediately
301m² Office To Let in Waverly Business Park, Salt River
This office is located in the popular Waverly Business Park in Observatory, a well known commercial hub with easy access to the N2, public transport, and surrounding amenities. The business park offers a secure environment with onsite security, making it an attractive base for a wide range of businesses. The office layout is practical and versatile, catering to both open-plan and private office requirements.
Waverly Business Park also features a range of amenities to support your operations, including reliable internet connectivity, on-site parking, and a restaurant within the park. Its central location and professional setting make it an excellent choice for businesses looking for a well-connected and flexible workspace in Cape Town.
Waverly Business Park also features a range of amenities to support your operations, including reliable internet connectivity, on-site parking, and a restaurant within the park. Its central location and professional setting make it an excellent choice for businesses looking for a well-connected and flexible workspace in Cape Town.
Features
Zoning
Commercial
Title
Sectional
Exterior
Security
Yes
Sizes
Floor Size
301m²
Land Size
301m²
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Salt River, Cape Town
Cape Town is the legislative capital of South Africa, and according to many South Africans, it's the best possible place to live and work. The city is a melting pot of landscapes, cultures and types of cuisine, all in the shadow of Table Mountain, which is without a doubt one of South Africa's greatest pieces of natural heritage. It is a vibrant hub of commercial activity and it is also known as South Africa's...
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