Construction projectCancelled

Chancliffe Ridge ext 34 - Building

GautengPrivate
PPA 4392Published 19 March 2007Updated 1 July 2013

Project overview

About this development

Construction of a security village consisting of 6 high-density residential erven and one business Erf. This development is located in close proximity to the N14 Highway linking to Hendrik Potgieter, Robert Broom, Beyers Naudé Drive and Ontdekkers Road on the farm Paardeplaats in Krugersdorp, Mogale City, in Gauteng. Chancliff Ridge consists of 104 units, which are configured on ground, middle or top floors. Unit sizes start from 67m². The ground floor units have a patio and the middle and top floor units have a balcony with a great view.

Project at a glance

Chancliffe Ridge ext 34 - Building is located in Gauteng. The project is classified in the Private sector. Its current recorded stage is Cancelled. The recorded project value is R 200 Million+.

Key information

Project facts

Location
Gauteng
Sector
Private
Project stage
Cancelled
Project value
R 200 Million+

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Where is Chancliffe Ridge ext 34 - Building located?

Chancliffe Ridge ext 34 - Building is recorded as being located in Gauteng.

What stage is Chancliffe Ridge ext 34 - Building at?

The current recorded project stage is Cancelled. Project information may change as new research becomes available.

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