For a unique refurbishment opportunity on a corner site in Paarl's Dal Josofat area, with two entrances and drive-around capability, this location will appeal to entities with a vision to take advantage of a large site on a 12 087m² erf.

Although the property is vintage, its bones are solid. Since there is so little property stock available, out-of-the-box thinkers in logistics, retail, and storage businesses will quickly take advantage of the many opportunities it offers.

Previously known as the Old Paarl Rock building, this site is where the humorous television show "Maak 'n Las" was filmed and where the original Paarl brandy was brewed and stored long ago. The buildings are still full of old artefacts from their previous uses as a distillery and then a filming location.

The Dal Josaphat area of Paarl is located near key highway infrastructure — the N1 to the south is approximately 5 kilometres away, and Wellington to the north is just over 7 kilometres away.

The main entrance off Borssenberg Street leads to the primary office component, which features a reception area, boardroom, bathrooms, and filing room. There is a weighbridge in front of the main office entrance.

The warehouses and storage areas are set behind, with five separate warehouses. Interlinks will have enough turning space within the facility within reasonable expectations. There is a large central space between the two separate entrances — one off Borssenberg Street and the other off Drommedaris Street, suitable for articulating large trucks.

There are roller-shutter doors giving access to the warehouses.

Featuring 24-hour security, this one-of-a-kind opportunity in the heart of Paarl's industrial node also features a four-storey atrium steeped in history. A goods lift/hoist reaches the top, where there is a dining/bar area with 360-degree views of Paarl.

Property rates are approximately R140 136.00 per year.

To arrange a viewing, please contact Robert Walsh.