1,650m² Office To Let in Sandton Central
R198,000 pm
645 Grayston Office Park
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BH1650S
Gross Monthly Rental
R198,000 Excl. VAT
Lease Period
Negotiable
Availability
Immediately
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There is an office unit available for rent in the Grayston office Park. The complex is ideally situated just off Grayston Drive and in close proximity to the M1 highway, allowing for easy accessibility and navigation to the park.
This is a ground floor unit which features an excellent fit out, with immaculate finishes throughout. There space is open plan and also has meeting rooms available upstairs. There is parking available at an additional cost of R650.00 per basement, R550.00 per covered and R450.00 per open bay ex VAT.
There is an office unit available for rent in the Grayston office Park. The complex is ideally situated just off Grayston Drive and in close proximity to the M1 highway, allowing for easy accessibility and navigation to the park.
This is a ground floor unit which features an excellent fit out, with immaculate finishes throughout. There space is open plan and also has meeting rooms available upstairs. There is parking available at an additional cost of R650.00 per basement, R550.00 per covered and R450.00 per open bay ex VAT.
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Interior
Air Conditioning
Yes
Exterior
Security
Yes
Sizes
Floor Size
1,650m²
Land Size
1,650m²
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