112m² Office To Let in White River Central
R16,815 pm
Web Ref
CL694
Gross Monthly Rental
R16,815 Excl. VAT
Lease Period
24 months
Availability
Immediately
Lease Excludes
VAT & Utilities
Professional offices To Let in White River
Offices To Let – White River CBD ✨
Looking for modern office space with convenient parking in Nelspruit CBD? This building offers versatile spaces suitable for growing businesses and professional teams.
📌 Property Highlights:
Offices available from 10sqm up to 112sqm
Central location with easy access for staff and clients
Neat, functional spaces ready for immediate occupation
Secure, professional building ideal for any business
💼 Perfect For:
Businesses needing centrally located, flexible office space with optional parking.
📍 Address:
White River, Central
📞 Contact:
PDL 013 752 7333
Looking for modern office space with convenient parking in Nelspruit CBD? This building offers versatile spaces suitable for growing businesses and professional teams.
📌 Property Highlights:
Offices available from 10sqm up to 112sqm
Central location with easy access for staff and clients
Neat, functional spaces ready for immediate occupation
Secure, professional building ideal for any business
💼 Perfect For:
Businesses needing centrally located, flexible office space with optional parking.
📍 Address:
White River, Central
📞 Contact:
PDL 013 752 7333
Features
Zoning
Commercial
Title
Freehold
Exterior
Security
No
Sizes
Floor Size
112m²
White River Central, White River
White River is a highly sought after area in the Kruger Lowveld region of Mpumalanga. A charming town with streets lined with flowering trees providing a peaceful atmosphere. White River offers visitors much to do and see from a butterfly garden to a petting zoo, as well as 3 well supplied irrigation dams. Conveniently located between Nelspruit and the Kruger National Park, White River is a tight knit community of...
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