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Land for sale in Donnybrook, Harare High Density, is an affordable option for buyers looking to invest in a vibrant urban area. The average price of the properties currently listed is $15,000, with prices starting from USD 11,500. The land parcels typically range from about 287 ㎡ to 800 ㎡, with a median size of 300 ㎡, providing a variety of choices for different needs.
These land plots are suitable for residential development and are located in a lively neighborhood known for its mix of homes and small businesses. Buyers can expect properties that offer good value for money in a community-oriented environment.
Donnybrook is well connected by public transport, including minibuses and taxis, making commuting to Harare’s city center convenient. The area features key amenities such as Donnybrook Primary School, Donnybrook Stadium for sports and events, and the nearby Harare Gardens for outdoor activities. Shopping needs are met by Donnybrook Shopping Centre and local markets, while Parirenyatwa Hospital provides accessible healthcare services. This makes Donnybrook a practical choice for working-class families and young professionals seeking affordable urban living with easy access to essential facilities.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
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