Commercial space in Lephalale (Ellisras)

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This property in extend of 4.9 Hectares is situated in the heart of Lephalale close to the existing mall, which make this one of the most unique estate development opportunities in the bushveld.

An application for the establishment of a township for this property has been pre-approved by the local municipality on certain conditions of special zoning for places of refreshment, shops, hotels, dwelling units, residential, buildings, places of instruction, social halls, dry cleaners, offices and self-storage. In short, the developer will have to finalise the existing EIA, Specialised Engineers must be appointed, and Town register needs to be facilitated by a lawyer before the Town can be Proclaimed. The potential buyer will be informed of all processes to be completed for establishment of Township.

If you dont know the Waterberg District, Lephalale Town here is why you should not miss this opportunity.

Ellisras was founded in 1960, named after farmers Patrick Ellis and Piet Erasmus, and later renamed with its Northern Sotho name LEPHALALE, meaning heartbeat of the Bushveld. It is nestled at about 820 m above sea level and is situated near the Mokolo Riverfeaturing the Mokolo Dam and rich bushveld surroundings Agriculture and agro-production are also prominentLephalale has active cattle, tobacco, watermelon, vegetable, and particularly table grape farming

Lephalale is the administrative centre of Lephalale Local Municipality, which spans approximately 13,794 km²making it the largest in the Waterberg District. The municipality borders Botswana to the west and is considered a national and provincial development node focused on mining and energy generation

Lephalale Ellisras is a coal-mining town in the Waterberg region of Limpopo and is home to one of South Africas richest coalfields, the Waterberg Coalfield, estimated to contain 40 of the nation''s remaining coal roughly 75 billion tons

Matimba Power Station, is the largest direct dry-cooled coal power station in the world, built because of the areas limited water. Medupi Power Station is One of Eskoms biggest projects, also near Lephalale, with a planned capacity of 4,800 MW massive for the national grid.

Because of this, Lephalale is often called South Africas energy hub fuelling the nations energy needs to offer peaceful bushveld escapes.

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