Barlow Park Phase 2

Barlow Park, Sandton, South Africa

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Units

846

Delivery

June 2025

About the project

Barlow Park Phase 2 provides 846 rental units with retail, a school and sustainable amenities.

Barlow Park Phase 2 was delivered in June 2025 in Sandton, converting the former Barloworld headquarters into a mixed‑use precinct. The development consists of two residential towers offering 846 rental apartments above retail space. A podium connects the residences to a pre‑primary school, sports centre, gym, business centre, pool and shared social areas. The site includes underground parking, controlled access, e‑hailing zones and green walkways, featuring passive design, natural ventilation, solar energy and water‑efficient systems.

Mixed‑use development with residential and retail components
846 rental units across two towers
On‑site amenities: pool, gym, school, sports centre
Sustainability measures: solar energy, natural ventilation, water‑efficient systems
Strategic location between M1 highway and Sandton Central

Unit types & pricing

Type	Beds	Size	From
Apartment	—	—	—

Units in this development

1 units in total, 1 still available.

Unit	Type	Status
L01	Apartment	Available

Prices and availability as provided by the developer. Confirm with them before committing.

Construction progress

The stages announced by the developer, and those actually completed.

0% complete

Livraison

planned June 2025

Overdue

Dates as provided by the developer. Any gap between the planned and actual dates is shown here on purpose.

Amenities & features

Pool

Gym

School

Sports courts

Parking

24/7 security

Green spaces

Solar

Project phases

Livraison
2025-06-01

Location & surroundings

180 Katherine St, Barlow Park, Sandton, 2148

M1 highway

Katherine Street

Sandton Central

Frequently asked questions about Barlow Park Phase 2

When will Barlow Park Phase 2 be delivered?

The stated delivery date is June 2025, and the development is currently marked "Delivered". When buying off-plan, have the delivery date and late-delivery penalties written into the contract.