1 386 m² Commercial space in Jeppestown

Conveniently positioned within a block of the Maboneng District, this bright and sunny property comprises 3 floors of a plaster & facebrick factory block for light industrial manufacturing, an office block with multiple offices, and a vacant stand that can easily provide parking for over 20 cars. There is real potential for conversion to residential accommodation

Features include: multiple offices, glass doors leading to the reception area, kitchenettes, neon lights, ablution facilities in both office block & main factory, tiled, laminated & concrete flooring, 3 phase electricity, change rooms, walk-in strongroom, tarred parking area for over 20 cars, open plan work areas on all floors of the factory building, internal crane, dry wall partitioning, burglar proofing, GLA 1383m2

JEPPESTOWN

Jeppestown was established in or after 1886 by C.E.G. Julius Jeppe, who formed the Ford and Jeppe Estate Company with his son, who was also called Julius Jeppe, and L.P. Ford. In 1893, the Masonic temple was completed. In 1894, Jeppestown was described as consisting of 421 buildings, two churches, a Masonic temple, St Mary''s Collegiate for Girls and a library. In 1896, the suburb had 5,647 inhabitants. St Michael''s School for Boys, which has since been renamed Jeppe High School for Boys, was established in 1890, and the piece of open land called Julius Jeppe Oval was converted to a park in approximately the same year. The eastern part of Jeppestown came to be known as Belgravia.