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Land for sale in Zimre Park, Harare East, offers affordable options with an average price of $135,000. The median land size is about 800 ㎡, with some larger plots reaching up to 71,000 ㎡, providing a range of choices for buyers looking to build or invest in this quiet suburb.
These land parcels typically provide space for standalone homes or townhouses, fitting well with the family-friendly and peaceful character of the area. Buyers can expect a suburban lifestyle with green surroundings and relatively low traffic, ideal for those seeking a tranquil environment within the city.
Zimre Park is conveniently located near Harare Gardens, offering access to green recreational spaces, and close to reputable schools like St. John’s College and Gateway High School. Healthcare facilities such as Harare East Hospital are within easy reach. Shopping needs are well served by nearby Eastgate Shopping Centre and Sam Levy’s Village, while public transport and major roads provide good connectivity to the city center and other parts of Harare.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $135,000 |
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