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Farms and agricultural land for sale in Kadoma, Mashonaland West, offer affordable options with an average price of $50,000. The land parcels vary widely in size, from about 4,046 ㎡ up to very large plots around 50,000 ㎡, providing a range of choices for buyers interested in farming or investment.
These properties typically consist of open land suitable for various agricultural uses, with no buildings included. The focus is on the land itself, making it ideal for buyers looking to develop or expand farming operations in the area.
Kadoma is a key urban center with a balanced lifestyle, combining residential, commercial, and industrial areas. The city features essential amenities such as Kadoma General Hospital, several schools, and the Kadoma Shopping Centre for retail needs. Recreational options include the Kadoma Golf Club and the nearby Sengwa Wildlife Research Area. Good road connections and regular bus and taxi services link Kadoma to Harare and other towns, supporting easy access to work and services.
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| Average price | $50,000 |
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