Web Ref CL112288
R49,455 pm
164 Katherine Street
Gross Monthly Rental
R49,455 Excl. VAT
R49,455 Excl. VAT
Lease Period
Negotiable
Negotiable
Availability
Immediately
Immediately
164 Katherine Street | Prime Office Space to Let in Sandton Central
This prime 471sqm commercial unit is now available for immediate lease at R105/sqm, excluding VAT and utilities. The office is designed to maximize natural light and is equipped with modern air conditioning, ensuring a bright and comfortable workspace.
Located in the highly sought-after Sandton CBD, this office offers convenient access to major roads, highways, public transport, and a range of amenities including restaurants, cafés, and retail outlets. The Sandton area is a renowned business hub, hosting numerous multinational corporations and the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, providing excellent networking opportunities and a thriving corporate environment.
Located in the highly sought-after Sandton CBD, this office offers convenient access to major roads, highways, public transport, and a range of amenities including restaurants, cafés, and retail outlets. The Sandton area is a renowned business hub, hosting numerous multinational corporations and the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, providing excellent networking opportunities and a thriving corporate environment.
Features
Zoning
Commercial
Interior
Air Conditioning
Yes
Exterior
Security
Yes
Sizes
Floor Size
471m²
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Sandton Central, Sandton
Sandton is home to the wealthiest square mile on the entire African continent. In 1969 it was formerly an independent town, however, today it falls within the mandate of the Johannesburg Municipality within the Gauteng province. The name is derived from two of the suburban areas within close proximity to each other, Sandown and Bryanston. Commercial Hotspots “There’s no doubt about it, Sandton Central is a vibrant...
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