5 Bedroom Borehole Houses for Rent in Umwinsidale, Harare North

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Zayiya Amigu

Discover this charming two-storey well-maintained house located in Umwinsidale, offering an extraordinary view. With six bedrooms, some featuring direct balcony access, and four bathrooms. The kitchen is very spacious, with granite countertops, with both built in gas and electric stoves and a double oven. 2 spacious lounges, one with a fireplace and a dining room, all on ceramics floors. Other amenities include a solar geysers, internet connection, alarm system ,solar power back up , Trellis gates on all entrances and doors ,prolific borehole with 2 x 5000litre water tanks, single staff quarter, secure parking in a three-car garage and chicken runs. Additionally, a 2 bedroomed cottage offers extra space for guests The property has a mature, well maintained landscaped garden, full of indigenous trees

Zayiya Amigu

USD 3,000 per month

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Umwinsidle

Umwinsidale, Harare North

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Spacious Double-Storey Home for Rent in Umwinsidale.

A beautiful double-storey property is available for rent in the tranquil and secure neighborhood of Umwinsidale, sitting on a spacious 5,500sqm plot. The main house features 6 bedrooms, 4 of which are ensuite, with 2 bedrooms offering private balconies. All bedrooms are...

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Spacious Double-Storey Home for Rent in Umwinsidale.

Umwinsidale, Harare North

6 Bedroom House

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5,500 m²

Massive double storey house to rent in Umwinsidale

Discover your dream home in the tranquil neighborhood of Umwinsidale, Harare North. This spacious 6-bedroom, 5-bathroom house for rent offers a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. With ample living space, each bedroom provides a serene retreat, while the bathrooms...

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Massive double storey house to rent in Umwinsidale

Umwinsidale, Harare North

6 Bedroom House

Nestled in Umwinsdale is a luxuriant, two-storey house with 6 bedrooms, direct balcony access, and five bathrooms. The spacious kitchen resembles modernity, with built in electric and gas stoves, double oven, and granite countertops. Features two lounges, one with a fir...

USD 3,000 per month

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Umwinsidale, Harare North

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