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Farms and agricultural land for sale in Mashonaland East offer spacious properties with a median land area of about 73,000 ㎡. The average price of the properties currently listed is $58,000, placing these options in the high-end market segment for buyers interested in large-scale farming or rural living.
These properties typically provide fertile land suitable for various agricultural activities, appealing to those looking to invest in farming or related ventures. While property buildings are generally not the focus, the extensive land parcels offer significant potential for cultivation and livestock farming.
Mashonaland East is known for its rural charm and fertile landscapes, making it ideal for peaceful country living. The area is well connected by the A3 highway to Harare and Mutare, with regular bus and taxi services supporting transport needs. Key amenities include Marondera High School and Marondera Hospital, as well as shopping options at Marondera Shopping Centre and local markets. Recreational spots like Chiremba Balancing Rocks and Marondera Golf Club add to the lifestyle appeal, blending natural beauty with essential services and a strong agricultural community.
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| Type | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $58,000 |
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