3,330,000m² Vacant Land For Sale in Cape Farms
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JCL1075
Prime Development Land with Zoning & Development Rights (Total ±333 ha)
Frankendale represents a landmark opportunity: the largest, most strategically positioned, and only risk-industrial development land release in Cape Town. This asset combines rare zoning approvals, logistical superiority, and long-term urban growth alignment, making it a prime acquisition for large-scale investors.
Broker Fee: 5–8% (payable by the buyer on full land sale)
Strategic Location & Access
20 km north of Cape Town CBD, in the fast-growing N7 Development Corridor.
Bounded by:
West – N7 National Road, Atlantis Freight & Passenger Railway Line, and the Saldanha–Cape Town strategic oil pipeline.
South – Frankdale Road.
North – Morningstar residential holdings.
East – Vissershok Waste Management Facility.
Excellent connectivity to N7, Berkshire Boulevard, M12, and R300.
Van Schoorsdrift full diamond interchange to be completed in June 2026, enhancing direct arterial access.
Rail link: direct 17 km connection to Cape Town Harbour, opening large-scale freight and export potential.
Zoning & Development Rights (Total ±333 ha)
Risk Industrial Zoned Land – ±134.22 ha
17 approved sites (sizes: ±1.01 ha – ±30.54 ha).
Primary uses:
Hazardous and high-risk industries: petrochemicals, hazardous storage, rubber recycling, waste-to-energy, and large-scale waste management.
Complementary uses: crematorium, telecoms infrastructure, open space, private roads.
Consent uses: retail, restaurants, motor repair, scrapyards, abattoirs, helicopter landing pads, container yards, wind energy infrastructure.
Positioning: The only risk-industrial zoned land release in the Cape Metropole — highly scarce and in demand.
General Industrial Zoned Land – ±80.34 ha
8 approved sites (sizes: ±4.60 ha – ±17.25 ha).
Primary uses: industrial facilities, logistics hubs, service stations, warehousing, agricultural processing, and recycling centres.
Consent uses: offices, retail, entertainment, clinics, aquaculture, renewable energy installations.
Key Investment Highlights
Scale & Scarcity: At 333 ha, this is one of the largest and most strategically zoned landholdings in Cape Town. The only designated risk-industrial node in the city ensures exclusivity.
Infrastructure Advantage: Direct adjacency to port, rail, and pipeline networks gives unmatched access to freight, oil, and export markets.
Future Growth Catalysts:
The Van Schoorsdrift interchange (2026) will significantly uplift land value and improve arterial access.
Cape Town’s increasing industrial demand is pushing northwards along the N7 corridor, driving long-term appreciation.
Investor Appeal:
Suitable for sovereign wealth funds, infrastructure investors, institutional developers, and industrial conglomerates.
Offers potential for phased development, joint ventures, or long-term income streams through land leasing.
Broker Fee: 5–8% (payable by the buyer on full land sale)
Strategic Location & Access
20 km north of Cape Town CBD, in the fast-growing N7 Development Corridor.
Bounded by:
West – N7 National Road, Atlantis Freight & Passenger Railway Line, and the Saldanha–Cape Town strategic oil pipeline.
South – Frankdale Road.
North – Morningstar residential holdings.
East – Vissershok Waste Management Facility.
Excellent connectivity to N7, Berkshire Boulevard, M12, and R300.
Van Schoorsdrift full diamond interchange to be completed in June 2026, enhancing direct arterial access.
Rail link: direct 17 km connection to Cape Town Harbour, opening large-scale freight and export potential.
Zoning & Development Rights (Total ±333 ha)
Risk Industrial Zoned Land – ±134.22 ha
17 approved sites (sizes: ±1.01 ha – ±30.54 ha).
Primary uses:
Hazardous and high-risk industries: petrochemicals, hazardous storage, rubber recycling, waste-to-energy, and large-scale waste management.
Complementary uses: crematorium, telecoms infrastructure, open space, private roads.
Consent uses: retail, restaurants, motor repair, scrapyards, abattoirs, helicopter landing pads, container yards, wind energy infrastructure.
Positioning: The only risk-industrial zoned land release in the Cape Metropole — highly scarce and in demand.
General Industrial Zoned Land – ±80.34 ha
8 approved sites (sizes: ±4.60 ha – ±17.25 ha).
Primary uses: industrial facilities, logistics hubs, service stations, warehousing, agricultural processing, and recycling centres.
Consent uses: offices, retail, entertainment, clinics, aquaculture, renewable energy installations.
Key Investment Highlights
Scale & Scarcity: At 333 ha, this is one of the largest and most strategically zoned landholdings in Cape Town. The only designated risk-industrial node in the city ensures exclusivity.
Infrastructure Advantage: Direct adjacency to port, rail, and pipeline networks gives unmatched access to freight, oil, and export markets.
Future Growth Catalysts:
The Van Schoorsdrift interchange (2026) will significantly uplift land value and improve arterial access.
Cape Town’s increasing industrial demand is pushing northwards along the N7 corridor, driving long-term appreciation.
Investor Appeal:
Suitable for sovereign wealth funds, infrastructure investors, institutional developers, and industrial conglomerates.
Offers potential for phased development, joint ventures, or long-term income streams through land leasing.
