Vacant Land / Plot in Bryanston For Sale

Open to Offers

Exceptional Investment Opportunity

Rare opportunity to acquire a prime 3966m² full-title property in sought-after Bryanston, ideally positioned for high-density residential development. Currently zoned Residential 1, this property falls within the Suburban Zone of the City of Johannesburg's Nodal Review Policy (2020), offering significant development potential.

Development Potential

Professional town planning advice confirms:

Supported density: 40 dwelling units per hectare

Maximum development capacity: 16 residential units

Strategic location within nodal development corridor

Property Features

Stand Size: 3966m² (Deeds Extent)

Current Zoning: Residential 1

Existing Building: Approximately 478m²

Title: Full Title

Erf Number: ERF 3256 BRYANSTON EXT 7

Prime Location Benefits

Bryanston High School: 270m away

Bryanston Shopping Centre: 320m away

CMA Area Average Price: R8,377,295

Established, prestigious neighborhood

Excellent access to amenities and major routes

Permitted Uses (Subject to Rezoning)

The Suburban Zone Development Guidelines support various land uses including:

Residential developments

Home offices

Small-scale neighborhood retail

Community services & recreation facilities

Childcare facilities

Salons and estate agencies

Flexible Transfer Terms

Special opportunity for developers:

Professional Support Available

Town planning services available to assist with rezoning application process. Professional advice provided by registered Town Planner (REG NO. B/8391/2017).

Investment Highlights

Development-ready land in prime Bryanston location

Confirmed rezoning potential for 16 units

Nodal Review Policy support for increased density

Flexible transfer terms to secure planning rights

Excellent area amenities and schools nearby

Strong area price performance

Seller open to offers

Don't miss this rare opportunity to secure prime development land in one of Johannesburg's most desirable suburbs.

All town planning advice is without prejudice to the eventual decision of the Local Authority. Subject to availability of municipal infrastructure and compliance with Nodal Review (2020) design principles.