This expansive 2-hectare parcel of land offers an exceptional chance for developers and investors. Zoned for Res 3 residential development, it's an ideal site for high-density housing such as townhouses, apartments, or a gated community.
Strategically located, this land is near amenities like shopping centers, schools, and healthcare facilities. It also enjoys proximity to the esteemed Eagle Canyon Golf Estate.
Currently generating rental income from existing dwellings, this property promises financial returns even before development.
With its generous size, RES 3 zoning, and enviable location, this land represents a rare and lucrative investment. Whether you envision a residential masterpiece or a profitable real estate venture, seize this opportunity to create something extraordinary.
As a result of its broad variety in terms of areas, property in Roodepoort on the West Rand in Gauteng offers a wide selection of choice for home buyers.
The West Rand region of Gauteng includes the towns of Carletonville, Krugersdorp, Westonaria, Soweto and Randfontein together with all their surrounding areas. Largely as a resulRoodept of the discovery of gold in the area decades ago, property in the West Rand...
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