50 Bedroom House in Lansdowne

Previously operated as the famous Landros Hotel, the property features approximately 5,000m2 of existing buildings on a 6,326m2 GR4-zoned erf, with over 9,400m2 of bulk available and height allowance up to 25 metres approximately 4 to 5 storeys.

The property offers outstanding potential for:

Hotel conversion

Student accommodation

124 apartments

Mixed-use redevelopment

Retail or supermarket space

Medical or wellness centre

Offices

Retirement accommodation

Educational or religious use

Key Details

Zoning: Mixed Use GR4

Size: 6 326 m2

Price: R38 000 000 excluding transfer fees

Note: Seller not VAT registered

Property Overview

Substantial former hotel structure ready for transformation

Strong existing infrastructure for rapid redevelopment

Suitable for:

Boutique shopping centre or supermarket

Medical clinic or wellness centre

Student accommodation or long-stay suites

Restaurants, cafes, or co-working spaces

Prime corner position with direct MyCiTi access

High visibility and foot trafic

Existing Accommodation

50 rooms easily configurable to diverse uses

En-suite rooms with private bathrooms

Standard rooms with shared bathrooms

3 larger familygroup units

Ideal for conversion into short-stay suites, student pods, or flexible oJice

spaces

Shared Facilities & Ancillary Spaces

Communal kitchens ideal for food courts or catering operations

Spacious dining halls adaptable for events or pop-up markets

Secure yard plus street parking for 50 vehicles

Layout supports retail frontages, alfresco dining areas, or landscaped

courtyards

Location & Connectivity

Located directly on Lansdownes MyCiTi bus corridor

Minutes from Jan Smuts Drive, with links to the N2 and M5

Walking distance to schools, community centres, and retail hubs

Excellent access for retail tenants, medical users, students, and diners

Additional Insights

Municipal Incentives: Potential eligibility for Cape Town urban

regeneration grants mixed-use housing

Development Potential:

Photos are artists impressions