Commercial business for sale in Kleinmond

Exclusive Mandate: This unique property is truly the jewel in the crown of Kleinmond's sought-after Harbour Road. Offering an exceptional combination of retail and light industrial space, storage and business potential, this tastefully designed building presents a rare opportunity in a sought-after coastal location.

The property features nine garages, a spacious ceramics/pottery storeroom/workroom and double-storey retail space boasting magnificent views. The restaurant space accommodates a well-equipped stainless-steel kitchen and an indoor and courtyard restaurant area, while the extensive work yard includes a designated nursery area.

Two separate retail shops with Harbour Road frontage add further value, offering excellent visibility and versatility for a variety of business ventures.

A distinctive commercial property with character, space and outstanding potential in one of Kleinmond's most recognisable and exciting potential residential and commercial locations.

The well-established ceramics and restaurant businesses are also available for purchase separately or together with the property. More information will be provided upon signing a non-disclosure agreement.

An Exceptional Solar Power System – 14 Harbour Road, Kleinmond

One of the standout features of this commercial property is its extensive, high-capacity solar installation, designed to maximise energy efficiency, reduce electricity costs and maintain business operations during power outages.

The system comprises 89 Longi 555W solar panels, connected to 30kW Fronius grid-tied inverters and a 10kW Victron DC-coupled MPPT system, providing a stated total solar power capacity of 40kW.

Energy storage is provided by 16 BYD Flex Lite 5kWh batteries, delivering an impressive combined storage capacity of 80kWh. The three-phase system incorporates three Victron MultiPlus-II 10kVA units, providing a total of 30kVA of three-phase power.

The batteries are primarily used to maintain power during municipal supply interruptions and to shift electricity consumption away from peak time-of-use tariff periods. This enables almost all business operations to continue during a grid failure, offering valuable operational continuity and peace of mind.

Fully registered with the municipality, the system also allows surplus solar electricity to be fed back into the grid in exchange for credits on the monthly electricity account.

Proven performance: Over the past 12 months, the system generated an impressive 66,324kWh of solar electricity, representing a substantial energy asset for the property.

This sophisticated solar installation adds significant practical value to the property, combining energy resilience, potential cost savings and a more sustainable approach to commercial operations.