This newly developed 7 900m² warehouse and office facility will be available in the new The Bridge development in Klapmuts, Stellenbosch, ideally positioned along the N1, with direct access from Old Paarl Road. The site benefits from major infrastructure upgrades, including a planned underpass beneath the railway line, significantly improving accessibility and traffic flow between key logistics routes.

Key Features Include:
- Brand-new development with completion scheduled for Q3 2027.
- Ability to divide into two separate units, each with dedicated yard and office space.
- Large yard areas with excellent truck articulation and inter-link access.
- Multiple roller shutter doors/loading docks (final design to be confirmed).
- Full ASIB-compliant fire protection system including sprinklers and hose reels.
- Sectional title scheme allowing for ownership opportunities.
- 10-Year triple net lease structure available.
- Competitive net rental of ±R110/m² (excl. VAT, subject to QS confirmation).
- Annual escalation of 7.5%.
- High exposure and easy access to the N1 Highway

The Bridge is a large-scale mixed-use development spanning approximately 340 hectares within Muldersvlei. The development features multiple precincts, including residential, industrial, and mixed-use components. The available light industrial warehouse space is located within Precinct 3, offering a strategic position adjacent to the N1 and centrally located between Cape Town, Paarl, and the Stellenbosch Winelands.

The development is ideally suited to logistics, warehousing, and light industrial users requiring efficient regional access. Designed with modern operational requirements in mind, the site will offer excellent truck circulation, high-quality infrastructure, and long-term scalability within a rapidly growing node.

This development presents a unique opportunity for both tenants and owner-occupiers to secure space in a high-growth logistics node, with flexible structuring enabling potential full ownership over time.

For more information and to arrange a viewing, please contact Pierre de Jongh.