Unit B5, 7 Dacres Avenue, Epping Industrial, Cape Town:

- Size: 355m2
- Type: Warehouse
- Rate: R85m2
- Price: R30,175 ex VAT
- Occupation Date: 01/12/2026
- Ops Costs R3,212.00

Features:

- Great Location
- 24 Hour Security
- Roller Shutter Access
- Office Component
- Ample Ablutions
- Newly Renovated

An Exciting New Industrial Opportunity in Epping!

Recently acquired and undergoing a complete top-to-bottom renovation, this industrial park presents an exceptional opportunity for businesses seeking a modern, versatile, and well-presented industrial space. With a fresh new look and renewed focus on functionality, the park is being transformed into an attractive destination for a variety of industrial, warehousing, Storage, and distribution requirements. Enquire today to secure your space in this revitalised industrial park and take advantage of this exciting opportunity before availability becomes limited.

Epping, with its longstanding industrial legacy, offers a spectrum of properties suited for manufacturing, logistics, and trade enterprises. The suburb's diverse property portfolio includes large warehouses, industrial lots, and commercial spaces. Businesses in Epping benefit from well-developed infrastructure, facilitating seamless operations. Epping's adaptability and range of available properties contribute to its role as a cornerstone of Cape Town's industrial real estate.
Contact us today to arrange a viewing of this and many other spaces in and around Cape Town.

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Whether spaces are of small or monumental scale, our efforts remain maximized. Merge Property Group works to unite specialized brokers seamlessly with you and your vision.

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