Exclusive Shovel-Ready Cluster Development (DEVELOPERS) or INDIVIDUAL STAND OPTIONS

Glen Lorne, Harare North, Harare

$450,000

Glen Lorne, Harare North, Harare

4,383 m²

Description

An exciting opportunity to invest in a secure, high-end six-unit residential development featuring striking contemporary homes. The project is available either as a complete development or as individual stands with allocated architectural plans, permits, etc.

Renders are architectural impressions from plans.

OPTION 1: COMPLETE DEVELOPMENT – USD450,000

Ideal for a developer.

A shovel-ready six-unit cluster development with civil works, biodigester approvals, EMA documentation, architectural designs and the necessary permits in place.

Units 1, 4 and 6 have approved plans and are ready for immediate construction. The remaining three plans are nearing final approval.

OPTION 2: INDIVIDUAL STANDS

Each stand is sold with its allocated architectural plans, designs and relevant permits. Units 1 and 6 are ready for immediate construction.

Unit 1 – USD90,000, plus communal infrastructure contribution
Unit 2 – USD75,000, plus communal infrastructure contribution
Unit 3 – USD70,000 , plus communal infrastructure contribution
Unit 4 – Owner/Manager (retained) , plus communal infrastructure contribution
Unit 5 – USD80,000, plus communal infrastructure contribution
Unit 6 – USD85,000, plus communal infrastructure contribution

Construction of the main entrance, gate and perimeter walling will commence as stands are purchased. The development will also include communal areas and a shared driveway.

IMPORTANT: Communal Infrastructure Contribution
In addition to the stand purchase price, each purchaser will be required to contribute an estimated USD15,000–USD20,000 towards shared communal infrastructure. This will cover the communal biodigester, driveways, entrance and gate, perimeter walling and other related development costs. The final contribution will be confirmed once all quotations and cost allocations have been finalised. Purchasers will be required to commence and complete construction within an agreed timeframe to maintain the overall standard and continuity of the development..

Full plans, approvals, renders and supporting documentation are available to serious buyers.

Property is situated 17km from Highlands Park.

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The average price of land for sale in Glen Lorne is $210,000

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why do buyers choose Glen Lorne as a residential suburb in Harare?

Glen Lorne is a sought-after suburb known for its scenic views, large residential stands, and peaceful environment. It attracts buyers looking for privacy and luxury living in Harare’s northern suburbs.

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What is the price range for property in Glen Lorne Harare?

Property prices in Glen Lorne generally range from USD 300,000 to over USD 1,500,000 depending on land size, elevation, and property features. Premium homes with views command higher prices.

What kind of properties can you find in Glen Lorne Harare?

Glen Lorne mainly offers luxury homes on expansive stands, lifestyle properties, and a limited number of modern developments. It is ideal for buyers seeking space and exclusivity.

How convenient is Glen Lorne for commuting to Harare CBD?

Glen Lorne is approximately 20–25 minutes from Harare CBD depending on traffic. It is accessible via Enterprise Road, Borrowdale Road, and connecting routes.

What amenities are available near Glen Lorne Harare?

Residents rely on nearby Borrowdale and Chisipite for amenities such as Sam Levy’s Village, private schools, restaurants, and medical facilities.

What should you know about titled vs cession property in Zimbabwe?

Titled property offers full ownership registered at the Deeds Office, while cession property is transferred through council or developer records. Titled property is generally more secure.

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How do you carry out a Deeds search when buying property in Zimbabwe?

Buyers should conduct a Deeds Office search, verify ownership through a registered conveyancer, and ensure there are no disputes linked to the property.

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What documents are needed to transfer property ownership in Zimbabwe?

Key documents include the Agreement of Sale, Title Deed, rates clearance, and utility clearance certificates before transfer is completed.

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What extra costs are involved when buying property in Zimbabwe?

Buyers should budget about 10–12% of the purchase price for costs such as stamp duty, conveyancer fees, and Deeds Office charges.

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