Property description

126 Oxford Street sits on 1 491 m² where Oxford meets the Hans Strijdom mobility spine. The erf carries Special use rights under Amendment Scheme 1818 - dwelling house offices in the existing buildings. Rights like these are not issued freely and cannot be recreated on a neighbouring stand.

The home is solid and generous. Entrance hall opens to a lounge and dining room with a fireplace. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, main en-suite. A separate study or office. Spacious kitchen with pantry, separate laundry. A courtyard sits at the centre of the plan.

Outside, the garden is manicured front and back, with a pool and mature planting. A workshop stands alongside two garages - convert the workshop and you have four. Add a four-car carport and open standing for fifteen vehicles or more. Staff accommodation with room, toilet and bathroom. A 2 500 litre JoJo tank runs off municipal supply, plumbed in.

The existing building measures 407 m² across a single storey. Floor area ratio on the erf is 0.15, so this footprint exists as an approved right rather than something a new owner could rebuild at scale. Buy it for what stands here.

Offices are permitted under the current Special rights. Other uses - a workshop trade, an educational or after-care facility, a place of worship, other business use - are possible subject to application to City of Johannesburg Town Planning and the required approvals. A site development plan drawn to 1:200 must be submitted to Council, with adjoining owners given opportunity to comment, before building plans are approved.

Address: 126 Oxford Street, Ferndale Extension 3, Randburg

Erf: 1432, Ferndale Extension 3

Erf extent: 1 491 m²

Building: 407 m² floor area, 423 m² footprint, single storey

Title: Full title

Price: R4,495,000

Zoning: Special, Use Zone XX, Amendment Scheme 1818, City of Johannesburg Land Use Scheme 2018

Height zone: A (H:0) - one storey

FAR: 0.15

Coverage: per Table 5

Density: one dwelling

Zoning certificate: served 03 May 2023

Accommodation: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, main en-suite, study/office, entrance hall, lounge, dining room with fireplace, kitchen with pantry, separate laundry, courtyard

Outbuildings: workshop, staff quarters (room, toilet, bathroom)

Parking: 2 garages (4 if workshop converted), 4-car carport, 15+ open bays

Features: pool, manicured garden front and back, 2 500 litre JoJo tank on municipal supply, plumbed

Rates and services (May 2026 statement): rates R174.99 after rebate, electricity R4,475.17, water and sanitation R5,304.86, refuse R524.40. Municipal value R2,220,000 as at 01 July 2023, rated residential.
126 Oxford Street sits on 1 491 m² where Oxford meets the Hans Strijdom mobility spine. The erf carries Special use rights under Amendment Scheme 1818 - dwelling house offices in the existing buildings. Rights like these are not issued freely and cannot be recreated on a neighbouring stand.

The home is solid and generous. Entrance hall opens to a lounge and dining room with a fireplace. Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, main en-suite. A separate study or office. Spacious kitchen with pantry, separate laundry. A courtyard sits at the centre of the plan.

Outside, the garden is manicured front and back, with a pool and mature planting. A workshop stands alongside two garages - convert the workshop and you have four. Add a four-car carport and open standing for fifteen vehicles or more. Staff accommodation with room, toilet and bathroom. A 2 500 litre JoJo tank runs off municipal supply, plumbed in.

The existing building measures 407 m² across a single storey. Floor area ratio on the erf is 0.15, so this footprint exists as an approved right rather than something a new owner could rebuild at scale. Buy it for what stands here.

Offices are permitted under the current Special rights. Other uses - a workshop trade, an educational or after-care facility, a place of worship, other business use - are possible subject to application to City of Johannesburg Town Planning and the required approvals. A site development plan drawn to 1:200 must be submitted to Council, with adjoining owners given opportunity to comment, before building plans are approved.