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3
200 m²
3
2
300 m²
3
4,000 m²
3
2
280 m²
5
2
900 m²
3
2
400 m²
2
1
90 m²
4
2
540 m²
Houses for sale in Marlborough, Harare West, are priced at an average of $275,000, with listings starting from USD 97,000. These properties typically sit on land parcels averaging 3,996 ㎡, with house sizes around 242 ㎡. Some larger homes offer extensive land areas up to 9,347 ㎡ and building sizes reaching 8,093 ㎡, catering to buyers seeking spacious family homes.
Many houses come with fitted kitchens, tiled floors, and good ZESA power supply. Gardens and boreholes are common features, along with water tanks to ensure water availability. Most properties are walled for security, and many include main en suite bedrooms, providing comfortable living spaces for families.
Marlborough is a well-established middle-income suburb popular with families and professionals. It offers good road connectivity to Harare’s city center and access to amenities like Marlborough Shopping Centre, Marlborough High School, and Parirenyatwa Group Hospital. Residents also enjoy nearby green spaces such as Harare Gardens and cultural sites like the Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences, making it a practical and community-focused area to live in.
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2
1,000 m²
5
2
400 m²
4
2
197 m²
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4
400 m²
3
2
400 m²
5
3
400 m²
3
2
120 m²
4
450 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| 3 bedroom (View 27 properties) | $260,000 |
| 4 bedroom (View 38 properties) | $275,000 |
| 5+ bedroom (View 11 properties) | $285,000 |
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