Vacant land Commercial on Auction in Stilbaai Oos

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INSTRUCTED BY HESSEQUA MUNICIPALITY ONSITE AUCTION: • Bidding Start Time: Thursday 23 April 2026 @ 11:00 • Registration from 10:00 • Auction Venue: Erf 1858 – C/O Bishop Gray & Abrahams Street, Melkhoutfontein • Viewing: At leisure DESCRIPTION: • Property Details: C/O Bishop Gray & Abrahams Street, Melkhoutfontein. • Erf Extent: Approximately 622m². • The property is zoned Institution and may only be used for church purposes. • Successful bidder is responsible for all cost associated with the purchase of the property, which include but is not limited to the purchase price, auctioneer’s commission, advertisement cost as well as the transfer fees. • Success bidder will be responsible to connect to all municipal infrastructure, at its own cost, to secure the necessary municipal services on the property. Any upgrading of municipal infrastructure will be at the expense of the purchaser. • The congregation must comprise of a minimum of 50 registered members – a full list of members must be provided to the auctioneer. • 80% of the members of the congregation must be permanent residents from Melkhoutfontein. Sufficient proof hereof must be provided to the auctioneer prior to the start of the bidding process. • The bidder must produce proof of its financial means to purchase and develop the property – financial records / bank statements must be provided. • The denomination participating in the auction should not have an existing church in the area. IMMOVABLE PROPERTY AUCTION PAYMENT TERMS: • 10% Deposit & 3.5% Auctioneer's fee (including VAT on fee); Payable on the fall of the hammer by means of EFT only. • Balance payable on transfer. REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS: To bid at the auction you need to provide a copy of your identity document and current proof of residence (not older than 3 months). Please refer to our website for full registration requirements. DISCLAIMER: The information supplied in this advert does not constitute a warranty of any kind or nature by the Sellers of the property or by the Auctioneers. Bidders must conduct their own investigations prior to bidding.