14028 m² Industrial space in Kuilsriver

Arterial Industrial Park, strategically situated along the Stellenbosch Arterial Road within the established Blackheath industrial node, presents a contemporary and high-spec industrial environment. Tailored to accommodate a diverse range of manufacturing, storage, and logistical requirements, this modern industrial park offers exceptional accessibility to major arterial roads, including the R300, N1, N2, and Cape Town International Airport.

Encompassing a total gross leasable area of approximately 40,000sqm, the development provides a variety of unit sizes ranging from 1,862sqm to 12,000sqm. The park offers flexible design options to meet diverse operational needs, emphasizing security through 24-hour surveillance, access control, and a guardhouse to foster a secure working environment. Units within the park are thoughtfully designed to optimize the office to warehouse ratio, ensuring functional and efficient spaces. Ample yard space facilitates convenient maneuvering and storage. Safety measures include fire sprinklers meeting standards and a minimum eaves height of 9m, offering generous vertical space. Units are equipped with a combination of on-grade and docking height roller shutter doors to streamline loading and unloading operations.

The building specifications feature a 250-amp three-phase power supply with remote metering for reliable and efficient electricity provision. The warehouse, boasting a 9m eaves height, comes equipped with three roller shutter doors, with the option for additional doors at the tenant''s cost. Dock levellers are available upon request and cost. The warehouse is fully sprinkler protected and compliant with ASIB standards, accommodating free-standing category III goods. Concrete hardstands and a minimum yard depth of 35,320m facing the warehouse provide ample space for external operations. Perimeter walls, constructed using Tilt-up or Bagged Block Work, incorporate additional drywall for enhanced safety. Sustainable features, including photovoltaic solar panels, LED lighting, and mechanical ventilation, contribute to energy efficiency and environmental responsibility.