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R 17 500 000 Vacant Land Somerset West Central 13 Park Lane Prime Warehouse and Office Space for Rent – Grove Business Park, Somerset West This ...

10 081 m²

Listed by 2 Estate Agencies

One of the last available, open erven, in the Somerset West Interchange, is currently awaiting the right developer and/or investor. ...

R 25 000 000 Vacant Land Somerset West Central One of the last available, open erven, in the Somerset West Interchange, is currently awaiting the right developer and/or investor. ...

11 204 m²

R 17 500 000 Vacant Land Somerset West Central 13 Park Lane Prime Warehouse and Office Space for Rent – Grove Business Park, Somerset West This ...

10 081 m²

Sweeping ocean vistas are framed, captured and capitalised at Topcliffe, as are the verdant stretches of forest and undulating valleys ...

Hamiltons Property Portfolio - Western Cape

R 56 500 000 Vacant Land Somerset West Central Sweeping ocean vistas are framed, captured and capitalised at Topcliffe, as are the verdant stretches of forest and undulating valleys ...

53 ha

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