2 Warehouses For Sale in Durbanville, Northern Suburbs, Western Cape

FOR SALE B GRADE
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Property Highlights• Exceptional industrial development potential in a high-growth node• 2000 kVA dedicated Eskom power supply• 2 borehol...

R108 902 300 ex VAT
Rate: R475 /m²
Size: 229268 m²
FOR SALE C GRADE

ERF SIZE: ±5.7 HECTARES

Plaas

This exceptional 5.7-hectare vacant industrial land parcel is located within the fast-growing Darwin Industrial Park, positioned alongsid...

R57 750 000 ex VAT
Rate: R1 013 /m²
Size: 57000 m²

Durbanville

Currently, there are 2 warehouses for sale in Durbanville, ranging in size from 57,000 to 229,268 m² and priced between R475 to R1,013/m². A strong fit if you are searching for warehouses for sale in Durbanville, these properties are suitable for various tenant types seeking accessible industrial space.

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Frequently asked questions about warehouses for sale in Durbanville

Common questions about warehouses for sale in Durbanville.

Durbanville has 2 available, including 33 Klipheuwel Road and Plaas. In this market, warehouse stock can suit owner occupiers or investors looking at storage, distribution, light manufacturing or general industrial use. The current options are best compared by practical operating features rather than broad area claims.

Durbanville is a fast-growing commercial area, so buyers should focus on how each property matches the local mix of industrial and mixed-use activity. In a market like this, the right building is usually the one whose access, yard use, power and loading setup best suit your day-to-day operation.

Check clear internal height, roller shutter access, whether loading is on-grade or via dock levellers, yard depth for vehicle movement, truck access, 3-phase power and floor loading. Those points matter most for logistics, distribution, storage and light manufacturing, and can differ widely even within the same Durbanville property set.

Warehouse pricing is usually driven by the building itself rather than Durbanville as a name alone. Buyers generally weigh usable warehouse area, power supply, loading setup, yard space and truck access, plus whether the property is better suited to storage, distribution or light manufacturing operations.

Typical terms cover the agreed purchase price, deposit, timing for payment and transfer, and any sale conditions tied to finance or due diligence. For Durbanville warehouses, it is also sensible to record exactly what is included in the sale, especially power infrastructure, roller shutters, yard areas and any installed loading features.

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