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Hatfield Commercial Zone – Prime 3-Acre Investment Opportunity Positioned in Hatfield’s rapidly expanding commercial hub, this rare three-acre property offers exceptional versatility and potential. The site features five separate houses, making it ideal for generating rental income, establishing offices, or undertaking large-scale redevelopment projects. Key Highlights: Expansive 3-acre site in a designated commercial zone 5 standalone houses with flexible use potential 5 water tanks ensuring reliable water storage Borehole and solar backup system for self-sufficiency Small dam and fish pond, adding both function and charm Clean title deeds in place
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