This upcoming 2 650m² warehouse and office development To Let will be available within The Bridge precinct in Klapmuts, Stellenbosch, offering prime positioning along the N1 with convenient access via Old Paarl Road. Planned upgrades to the surrounding infrastructure, including a new underpass beneath the railway line, will further enhance traffic flow and connectivity across the node.

Key Features Include:
- New-build facility with anticipated completion in Q3 2027.
- ±2 500m² Warehouse component with ±150m² offices (design remains flexible).
- Option to split the building into two separate units, each with its own yard and office areas.
- Generous yard space allowing for easy truck access and inter-link manoeuvrability.
- Provision for multiple roller shutter doors/docking points (subject to final plans).
- Full ASIB-compliant fire protection, including sprinkler system and hose reels.
- Sectional title structure offering potential for ownership.
- 10-Year triple net lease available.
- Net rental of approximately R110/m² (excluding VAT, subject to final QS confirmation).
- Annual escalation set at 7.5%.
- Excellent visibility and direct access to the N1 corridor.

The Bridge is a large-scale mixed-use estate extending over approximately 340 hectares in Muldersvlei. The development incorporates a combination of residential, commercial, and industrial precincts. The available light industrial space forms part of Precinct 3, ideally located adjacent to the N1 and centrally positioned between Cape Town, Paarl, and the greater Stellenbosch Winelands region.

This location is particularly well-suited to logistics operators, distributors, and light manufacturing users seeking efficient regional access. The design of the facility will prioritise functionality, offering ample yard space, smooth truck movement, and a high-quality working environment within a fast-developing industrial hub.

This is a rare opportunity to secure space within a strategically located, master-planned development, with the potential of full ownership over time.

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