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Solid 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home for sale in Mufakose Extension(Harare High Density) on a 300 m² stand with a 120 m² building footprint — ideal for a growing family or investor looking for rental income and future extension potential. The property benefits from its own borehole, ensuring reliable water supply. As seen in the photos, the house is secured behind a high, plastered perimeter wall with a paved side passage that runs alongside the house for easy access and courtyard use. A small covered veranda with a decorative twisted column leads to a security collapsible gate at the entrance, and sturdy window frames offer natural light throughout. The exterior shows a well-plastered finish and a pitched roof visible above the walls. With solid bones and practical outdoor space, this home offers immediate occupation potential and room to add value through cosmetic upgrades or an extensi...
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Mufakose Ext 4-Bed House – Borehole, Walled Yard & Security Gate

Mufakose, Harare High Density
Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 2 120 m²
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*MUFAKOSE* OLD MUFAKOSE on Gairezi Rd -Close to Latter Day Church & First Choice School -walking distance to Aspindale shopping centre -3 bedroom main house -1 roomed guest house -Big sunken lounge -Verandah facing the sunrise -Dining room -Kitchen with fitted cupboards & pantry -Separate bathroom & toilet -Linen cupboards in passage -Parquet floors & ceilinged -Self contained 1 roomed cottage -Prolific borehole & 1,000l tank -Walled & gated -Tarred & ZESA lines -Walking distance to newly built 1st Choice School -Parent deed & subdivision approval -3210sqm -$220,000
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Old Murambi, Mufakose

Mufakose, Harare High Density
Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 2 110 m²
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1 bedroom (View 6 properties) $30,000
2 bedroom (View 7 properties) $27,000
3 bedroom (View 43 properties) $48,000
4 bedroom (View 61 properties) $55,000
5+ bedroom (View 29 properties) $52,000

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