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Land for sale in Arcturus, Mashonaland East, is available at an average price of $170,000, with starting prices from USD 65,000. The land parcels vary in size, with the median area around 18,000 ㎡ and the largest plots reaching up to 790,000 ㎡, offering a range of options for buyers interested in spacious rural properties.
These land properties are typically undeveloped, providing a blank canvas for residential or agricultural use. The high-end pricing reflects the value of large land areas in this quiet mining town, appealing to buyers looking for significant space outside urban centers.
Arcturus is a small mining town about 40 kilometers southeast of Harare, known for its historic Arcturus Mine. The area offers a peaceful, rural lifestyle with a close-knit community. Basic amenities include local schools, clinics, and markets, while more extensive shopping and healthcare services are accessible in Harare. Transport connections via the main road and public minibuses make commuting feasible, making Arcturus suitable for those seeking a quieter life with easy access to the capital.
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