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3,189 m²
2,495 m²
2,200 m²
2,080 m²
40,000 m²
Stands and residential land for sale in Knowe, Norton, offer a range of options with prices starting from USD 18,000 and an average price of $35,000. The land sizes vary from 1,200 ㎡ up to 40,000 ㎡, with the median plot size around 2,080 ㎡, providing space suitable for various residential developments.
These properties typically consist of vacant land ready for building, ideal for buyers looking to create custom homes or invest in residential plots. The area features a quiet suburban environment with a mix of established homes and new developments, making it attractive for families and professionals seeking a peaceful setting.
Knowe is known for its friendly community and semi-rural atmosphere, offering green spaces and open areas. Residents benefit from access to Norton Hospital, local primary and secondary schools, and shopping centers for daily needs. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy nearby attractions such as the Zambezi River and Chinhoyi Caves, while good road links connect the area to Harare for additional amenities and retail options.
2,260 m²
2,000 m²
1,850 m²
2,080 m²
2,000 m²
2,260 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $35,000 |
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