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This remarkable property features a distinctive Art Deco building, originally constructed circa 1939 as a synagogue. Rich in history and architectural character, the building was deconsecrated in 1983 and has since hosted a variety of commercial uses, including an advertising agency and a furniture showroom.

Measuring approximately 800 square metres, the building stands on a generous 1,241 square metre site (zoned General Business 1).

Significant internal and external upgrades have been undertaken, including a new roof and the addition of residential quarters (bedrooms, bathrooms and gourmet kitchen), and off-street parking. The property is equipped with enhanced security features, including CCTV surveillance, electric fencing, and alarm system.

The property enjoys a prime location on the border of Vredehoek and Oranjezicht, both affluent and highly sought-after suburbs in Cape Town’s City Bowl, known for their stylish restaurants, boutique hotels and vibrant residential communities.

Building Layout & Features:

Ground Floor: A spacious, double volume showroom complemented by an entrance foyer, breakaway offices, kitchen/laundry and bathrooms. Off-street parking is accessible from both the front and rear of the property.

Upper Floor: An internal, open plan balcony and walkways overlooking the showroom below, leading to an entertainment area, gourmet kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms - ideal for residential or mixed-use adaptation.

This property offers a rare opportunity to reimagine a historic landmark. Creative visionaries and discerning buyers alike will appreciate the potential to transform it into an architectural masterpiece, while honouring and preserving its distinguished Art Deco heritage.