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2306 m2 commercial office for sale in Fairgrounds, Gaborone, Botswana. Situated on a commercial plot developed with a double storey building, 24 covered carports and 18 carports all enclosed with walled and palisade fenced boundaries. The property is within a neighborhood commercial office park development known as Fairgrounds and in close proximity to the Shell Filling Station to the south and approximately 3 km southeast of the Main Mall, fronting on to a tarred road. Suitable for well established commercial institutions, health facilities, parastatals, banks etc.
Available for sale. Call now to book a viewing.
Available for sale. Call now to book a viewing.
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Fairgrounds, Gaborone
This is the recent most sought out suburb of Gaborone designed to cater for middle to high income earners. Situated along the Airport road, next to DTC, a diamond company which has many employees whom some are expatriates here on long term contacts. Block 10 is not far from the A1 road which drives out of Gaborone up north; has the new Airport Junction Mall that has shops, restaurants and banks making this area convenient because of its proximity to these amenities. It is also within proximity to primary and secondary schools situated in the neighboring Block 8. This area is good to invest in as it is safe, still has vacant plots available for sale so there is room for more developments thus an increase in population.
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