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Building Details
Building type
Industrial
Grade
B
Total GLA
7,913 m²
Available units
0
Address
325 Mundt St, Waltloo, Pretoria, 0184, South Africa
Area
Waltloo
325 Mundt Street is a standalone industrial building in Waltloo developed for heavy manufacturing, engineering, and fabrication operations requiring specialised industrial infrastructure. This industrial property in Waltloo features two separate office components, overhead cranes, expansive yard space, and truck articulation areas suited to large-scale operational requirements. The facility supports efficient...
325 Mundt Street is a standalone industrial building in Waltloo developed for heavy manufacturing, engineering, and fabrication operations requiring specialised industrial infrastructure. This industrial property in Waltloo features two separate office components, overhead cranes, expansive yard space, and truck articulation areas suited to large-scale operational requirements. The facility supports efficient heavy-duty movement with secure access control, dedicated parking, and circulation space for logistics and dispatch activities. Positioned near Simon Vermooten Road, the M12 (Dykor Road), and the N4 highway, the property offers easy highway access to Pretoria’s major industrial and distribution corridors. Its location within a recognised logistics hub in Pretoria East benefits businesses reliant on regional transport networks and supplier accessibility. Nearby industrial operators include Ford Motor Company and manufacturers within the Silvertondale industrial area.
Staff and visitors have convenient access to amenities at Silverwater Crossing Shopping Centre and The Grove Mall.Waltloo remains a high-demand industrial node for automotive supply, engineering, warehousing, and distribution businesses seeking industrial property in Waltloo with strong transport connectivity. This warehouse facility in Waltloo combines functional heavy-industrial design, operational efficiency, and access to established public transport routes within a prime industrial node.