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Land for sale in Charlotte Brooke, Harare North, offers affordable options with an average price of $165,000. The land parcels typically range from 1,000 ㎡ to 7,445 ㎡, with the median size around 1,200 ㎡, providing a good variety for buyers looking to build homes or invest in land. Prices start from USD 14,000, making this area accessible for many buyers.
Many of the properties have gravel roads, which is common in this established residential suburb. The land is mostly undeveloped, allowing buyers flexibility in planning their future homes or developments. The quiet and family-friendly environment makes it an attractive choice for those seeking peaceful living spaces within Harare North.
Charlotte Brooke is known for its tree-lined streets and green spaces, contributing to a pleasant neighborhood atmosphere. It is conveniently located near the National Botanic Gardens and the Harare Golf Club, offering outdoor and recreational activities. The area is served by reputable schools like Charlotte Brooke Primary School and has access to healthcare facilities including Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals. Shopping needs are met by nearby centers such as Sam Levy's Village and Mbare Musika Market, while local eateries and cafes provide dining options close to home.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $165,000 |
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