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2,000 m²
3,724 m²
4,000 m²
22,287 m²
Land for sale in Msasa, Harare East, is positioned in a well-established residential suburb known for its quiet and leafy streets. The average price of the properties currently listed is $170,000, reflecting a high-end market. Land sizes vary widely, with the median plot around 6,063 ㎡ and the largest reaching up to 30,000 ㎡, offering options for different buyer needs.
These land parcels are typically suitable for residential development, appealing to families and professionals seeking space and privacy. The area is characterized by a mix of standalone homes and townhouses, with good security and a community-oriented atmosphere. Buyers can expect a peaceful environment with ample room for gardens or future building projects.
Msasa benefits from convenient access to amenities such as Msasa Park, ideal for outdoor activities, and the nearby Msasa Industrial Area, which provides local employment opportunities. The suburb is close to reputable schools like Msasa Primary School and healthcare facilities including Eastlea Hospital. Shopping needs are well served by Eastgate Shopping Centre and Sam Levy’s Village, while transport links via major roads and public transport make commuting easy. Overall, Msasa offers a balanced suburban lifestyle with good facilities and accessibility to Harare’s commercial centers.
4,140 m²
4,989 m²
30,000 m²
4,047 m²
13,000 m²
5,000 m²
8,916 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $170,000 |
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