Property
Description

Property Description

The Subject Property consists of a number of buildings and lean-to structures which were mostly used for the storage of second-hand vehicles, which are dissembled and sold as scrap or car parts. Improvements were in a fair to poor state of repair as at our last inspection and we assume no maintenance has been undertaken since this date. The improvements were in need of a combination of general and routine maintenance. The remainder of the site is partially concrete paved.  The area outside the main entrance is cobble paved.  This road verge is fairly large and considered ideal for parking.

Features

Building No. 1 - Workshop with ancillary offices

Plastered brick structure with steel portal frame, bagged brick walls and foil insulated IBR roof. The floors are concrete, and lighting is by means of hanging industrial light fittings. Eaves are ±5m and steel roller shutter access is ±2,5m.

The office block consists of the following:

Canteen, ablutions (workshop staff), two storerooms, kitchen, set of ablutions (office staff), main entrance and an office. Finishes are predominantly ceramic tiles to the floors, plastered brick walls and gypsum board ceilings. Lighting is fluorescent.

The office has built-in floor and wall cupboards, and the window is fitted with wooden venetian blinds. This office is a plastered brick and dry partitioned structure.

There is a covered area to the front on this building which is used for storage purposes. IBR mono-pitched roof.

Building No. 2 - Covered Area

Steel frame with precast walling on one side and mono-pitched IBR roof.

Building No. 3 - Storage Shed

Steel portal frame with IBR cladding on all sides.

There is glass on two sides of the building which allows good natural light into the improvements. The improvements are fitted with electricity but no water.

These improvements are in a poor state of repair. Access is via a steel side sliding door.

Building No. 4 - Workshop

Steel portal frame with bagged brick infill walls with some IBR cladding, pitched IBR roof and steel window frames.

Floors are concrete. No door installed with unrestricted access. If a roller shutter were installed it would have a height of ±3,5m. This building has an eaves height of ±6m.

Area Description

The N12 is the main route to and through the town of Klerksdorp. This route bisects the town. From our inspection of the town it appears as if the older, more dated part of town is situated on the southern side of the aforementioned route whereas the more modern upmarket development is situated towards the north. There is plenty of new retail development taking place alongside this main route, as a result of the high volumes of traffic and excellent exposure enjoyed. The Subject Property is situated in the industrial part of the town known as Uraniaville. The property abuts Benji Oliphant Road, which carries high volumes of traffic as it is this route that provides access to Jouberton, which it the lower income township of the town. Greyhound Street provides direct access onto the N12. The Subject Property is situated at the point where Benji Oliphant Road and Greyhound Street intercept. This results in excellent exposure and access/egress for the Subject Property. Benjo Oliphant Road, forms the western boundary of the suburb with Meteor Road forming the eastern boundary. There are a number of routes extending off Meteor Road, which end in cul-de-sacs. This results in good traffic to this part of the industrial node as well.

Area Amenities

Uraniaville Motors 0,47km

South African Police Service Jouberton  4,04km

Platinum Square 2,01km  

Tshepong Hospital 1,44km  

New Vision Secondary School 1,31km