FIXER UPPER IN A GOOD LOCATION

This property is in a prime location, with just a stone through away from Ladine Industrial Park.
This property is packed with a lot of potential but needs a lot of attention. There is zinc structure on the property which could be used as a workshop.
The property stands on an 892m2 erf. The home has 3 spacious bedrooms with built-in cupboards.
Entertainment family and friends in one of the 3 living spaces. The lounge is spacious and opens into the back yards where there is a swimming pool area which has the potential to be a great outdoor living space area,
The kitchen does not need any work and is well maintained, the cabinets have granite tops and there is a lot of countertop space for all the cooking prep.
Park your vehicle in a single garage, there is open parking for 2 vehicles
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Polokwane meaning "Sanctuary" in Northern Sotho), also known by its former name, Pietersburg, is a city and the capital of the Limpopo Province of South Africa. It is South Africa's largest urban centre north of Gauteng. Polokwane was one of the host cities of the Cup. The Polokwane International Airport is in the city and has multiple flights daily to and from Johannesburg. The main airline servicing the airport is South African Airways.
The airport is north of the city centre as is accessible via Landros Mare Street (R101). There are multiple car rental agencies within the airport, and this is generally the best way to get around town. There are metered cabs as well.
Just south of the city is the Gateway Airport, primarily a business and general aviation airport. It is also known as the Polokwane Civil Airport.
Take the N1 highway north from Johannesburg through Pretoria and on. Have cash at hand for the toll gates. You also might need to stop at a fuel station to refill fuel on the way.
The Shosholoza Meyl, South Africa’s intercity rail service, operates a daily service (except Saturday) between Johannesburg, Pretoria and Polokwane. The train station is near the city centre on the corner of Hospital and Silicon Streets.
Polokwane was a city built for the car and so public transport, as in most South African cities, is extremely limited. Construction has started on the Polokwane Integrated Rapid Public Transport System (IRPTS) but won't be complete or available to the public for quite some years still.