Available from 1 September 2026, this 442m² industrial unit in Clarkson Square, Strand, is well suited to storage, manufacturing and distribution operations. The property offers excellent internal height, high roller shutter door access and direct street accessibility, allowing efficient loading and movement of larger vehicles. Its position provides convenient connectivity to the N2 and surrounding industrial precincts.

Warehouse Size: 442m²
Office Component: Four offices across ground and first floor levels with reception and kitchen
Yard / Loading: Street loading access suitable for trucks and larger vehicles
Power Supply: 3 phase power
Access: High roller shutter door with direct street access
Height / Clearance: Ample internal height for storage and operational efficiency
Location & Transport Links: Easy access to Broadlands Road and the N2 highway
Additional Features: Ablutions, communal parking and shared driveway access

* ⁠Operational Cost: R2,365
* ⁠Eskom Availability charge: Approximately R2,000 per month

The property is designed for manufacturing, warehousing and storage users requiring practical industrial functionality. The combination of warehouse space, office accommodation and generous height supports efficient day to day operations, while the high roller door allows straightforward loading and dispatch. Located within the established Strand industrial area, the property is surrounded by businesses including Farber Coachworks, Sylco and Blu-Blok, creating a strong industrial and trade environment. The unit is ideal for manufacturers, distributors, engineering businesses and storage operators.

Positioned on Clarkson Street with quick access to Broadlands Road and the N2, the property provides efficient links to Somerset West, Stellenbosch, Cape Town and the broader Helderberg region. Somerset Crossing is nearby, while public transport options support staff accessibility. Businesses are drawn to this area for its accessibility, competitive occupancy costs and proximity to major transport routes servicing the Western Cape industrial market.