Prime spot for development

A piece of prime industrial land of more than 6.6ha in Blackheath, Cape Town will go on auction on November 7.

The property is ideal for an industrial park development.

This vacant land is perfectly located with easy access to the R300, the N2, N1, Stellenbosch and surrounds. Additionally, Cape Town International Airport is just 10 minutes away.

“Blackheath industrial caters to a plethora of uses, with specific emphasis on industrial users in need of space and heavy power requirements,” said Tanya Jovanovski, franchisee of Rawson Auctions Western Cape.

Unserviced land rate for the property is R7,539 per month. There is a height restriction of 18m in place and a building line of 5m, subject to building line encroachment. The property will be auctioned at noon, at 222 Main Road in Rondebosch.

Interested parties are requested to submit all offers on the Rawson Auctions standard terms and conditions offer to purchase form.

The form is available at info@rawsonauctions.com or by calling (021) 837-1700.

Meanwhile, a property surrounded by the mountains of Warmbokkeveld valley was offered at an auction on Thursday. This architect-designed weekend house is on the edge of the small town of Prince Alfred Hamlet close to Ceres.

The 1,126m² estate, which has its own little vineyard and 25 mature olive trees, looks out onto a farm with peach orchards and is screened from the street by a grove of poplar trees.

The north-facing one-bedroom house glows with abundant natural light. The property is something special and there are stunning mountain views. The terrace looks out on panoramic views of the agricultural landscape.

The open-plan living room, with its cosy fireplace, opens out to a terrace with a pergola covered in jasmine and seedless grape vines. The modern yet rustic kitchen is equipped with built-in cupboards, a gas stove and undercounter oven and a separate laundry.

THE ESTATE LOOKS OUT ONTO A FARM WITH PEACH ORCHARDS AND IS SCREENED FROM THE STREET BY A GROVE OF POPLAR TREES