R84 760 | 652 m2 @ R130 per m2
View more units652m² office to let on Sir Lowry Road, Woodstock — ideal for digital creatives, video post-production, and IT companies looking for a well-located, practical space with flexible layout potential.
This spot is right in the middle of Woodstock’s business hub, with a layout that works well for both collaboration and focused screen-based work. There’s a front section with good natural light for general operations or meetings, and a back section that’s dimmer — just right for editing, coding, or anything that needs lighting control.
Getting here’s easy — it’s on a main road with quick access to MyCiTi routes, train lines, and freeways. Plus, there's over 120m² of secure parking and even a garage space for equipment or gear storage. That’s a big win in Woodstock.
The layout is flexible enough to fit a few private offices, open desks, and a boardroom. There’s a reception upfront, a waiting area, and plenty of storage options tucked in. Whether you're running a media house, development studio, or hybrid creative team, this space gives you the room (and the right setup) to scale your ops smoothly.
A commercial unit like this — ready to work, easy to get to, and adaptable — doesn’t pop up often in Woodstock.
652m² office to let
Front-light & low-light zones
Close to MyCiTi routes
121m² private parking space
Dedicated boardroom included
Garage for storage needs
Tramway House brings together layered history and striking modern design, making it a standout choice for creative agencies, media groups, and forward-thinking firms looking for commercial space for lease in the Woodstock precinct. Anchored by global advertising leader Dentsu, the redevelopment sets a new benchmark for workspace environments—balancing character, light, and functionality. The integration of a central "glass box" not only links the two wings of the building, it opens up the entire structure to Table Mountain and Table Bay, making the interior feel open and connected to the city around it. With generous entertainment areas, a large central kitchen, and client-dedicated zones, it’s a setting that understands how creative teams work and engage.
You’ll find Tramway House on Sir Lowry Road, directly across from Trafalgar Park, where Cape Town’s first vineyards once grew. The area is steeped in history—some of it quite literally in the walls. Two of the boundary walls are remnants of the Holland Redoubt, part of the 18th-century network of forts that ran from the Castle through Woodstock up to Devil’s Peak. These details give the building a strong sense of place. It’s also exceptionally well-located: moments from the CBD, quick access onto the N1 and N2, and a short walk to the Woodstock Exchange, the Neighbourgoods Market at the Old Biscuit Mill, and local favorites like The Pot Luck Club and Field Office.
Wheelchair Friendly
Backup Generator
In Park
Natural Ventilation