Draft:Lonehill Shopping Centre

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Lonehill Shopping Centre is a mall in Fourways, Sandton, South Africa. Lonehill shopping Centre has 67 shops altogether including restaurants, food stores, clothing stores and beauty stores.[1] Lonehill Shopping Centre is currently owned by Century Property Developments and Fairway Enterprises CC. [2]

The year it was built is not known but the article describing Lonehill and how it was constructed referenced the shopping centre, meaning that Lonehill Shopping Mall was built on or before 1988.[3]

Lonehill Shopping Centre went through refurbishment and had extensive work done to it with an additional 12 000m2[4] built onto the shopping mall. The extra space was built to house cinemas or extra retail stores, with this new stores opened in the shopping mall.

Main stores:

  • Woolworths (There is a food store, liquor store and home appliances store)
  • Pick n Pay (There is a food/home appliances store with a liquor store and a clothing store)
  • Miladys (clothing store)
  • Westpack (general store)
  • Country Meat (food store)
  • Virgin Active (gym)
  • The Daily (restaurant)
  • Liquor Boys (liquor store)

[the full list of shops are on the Lonehill Shopping Center website which is in references]

Interesting facts[edit]

  • Lonehill Shopping Centre was on auction in October 2008 but the auction was later cancelled due to the shopping centre being bought.[5]
  • Lonehill Shopping Centre is home to the largest titanic model in Africa called The Tintanic.[6]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Lonehill Shopping Centre Website". Lonehill Shopping Centre. Retrieved 13 April 2024.
  2. ^ "Article by Cubisol Investments about Lonehill Shopping Centre". SAFLII. Retrieved 13 April 2024.
  3. ^ "A Lone Hill of national importance". The Heritage Portal. Retrieved 12 April 2024.
  4. ^ "Lonehill Shopping Centre Refurbishment". Tri-Star Construction. Retrieved 12 April 2024.
  5. ^ "Lonehill shopping centre on auction". Property24. Property 24. Retrieved 12 April 2024.
  6. ^ "Largest Titanic Model in Africa". Weebly. Retrieved 12 April 2024.