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Four bedrooms house for sale in Woodlands park, Gweru on 200m² stand. The property is walled and gated and has a deeper cession

Woodlands house for sale

Woodlands Park, Gweru
4 200 m²

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The average price of a 2 bedroom house for sale in Gweru is $35,000
The average price of a 3 bedroom house for sale in Gweru is $42,000
The average price of a 4 bedroom house for sale in Gweru is $40,000
The average price of a 5+ bedroom house for sale in Gweru is $60,000
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