Mutare CBD Shop: 180sqm Retail with Borehole & Frontage

Mutare CBD, Mutare, Manicaland

$200,000

Mutare CBD, Mutare, Manicaland

180 m²

200 m²

Description

Prime investment in Mutare CBD — a two-level shop and retail property on a compact 200 m² stand with 180 m² of built area. As seen in the photos, the ground floor offers a wide shopfront currently fitted and signposted for a bottle store with clear street visibility and on-street parking directly in front. The upper floor features an enclosed balcony with secure railings and possibilities for offices or rental accommodation. Interior shots show clean tiled finishes in the washroom with a pedestal basin, while the rear courtyard has a paved service area and a small tree, plus an outbuilding topped with a red corrugated roof. Reliable water supply is ensured by an on-site borehole, a major asset in the CBD. Ideal for retail, franchising, or mixed-use redevelopment — excellent footfall, established presence and immediate income potential. Contact us to arrange a viewing and explore leasing or purchase terms.

Amenities

Borehole

24hr Security

Access Control

Air Conditioning

Cold Storage

Double Storey

Garage

Good ZESA

High Ceilings

Main Road Frontage

Municipal Water

Parking bay

Sewer System

Storage Room

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Price Trends

The average price of commercial property for sale in Mutare CBD is $460,000

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Why is Mutare a desirable place to live or invest in Zimbabwe?

Mutare is known for its scenic mountain views, cooler climate, and relaxed lifestyle. It attracts families, retirees, and investors looking for peaceful living and affordable property.

What are the average property prices in Mutare Zimbabwe?

Property prices in Mutare typically range from USD 80,000 to USD 350,000 depending on location, property size, and condition. Prime areas and modern homes command higher prices.

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Mutare is connected to Harare via the Mutare-Harare Highway and is close to the Mozambique border. It serves as a key trade and transport hub in eastern Zimbabwe.

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Buyers should plan for 10–12% extra costs including stamp duty, conveyancing fees, and registration charges. These are often overlooked.

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