172sqm Office to let in Hyde Park Lane in Hyde Park Sandton which is an office park consisting of various two-story buildings, landscaped gardens, and a coffee kiosk, centrally located at the intersection of Jan Smuts Avenue and William Nicol Drive. The park boasts an elegant architectural design, creating a professional environment with great security and a welcoming address. The Hyde Park Corner Shopping Centre is located across the road, and Sandton City and Rosebank are a short drive away. The park offers fiber internet connectivity, a great corporate image, and a great opportunity to lease office space within the popular node.
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