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Land for sale in Gletwin Park, Harare North, offers spacious plots with an average size of about 3,700 ㎡. The properties start at USD 75,000, with the average price currently around $170,000, placing these listings in the high-end market. Land sizes vary widely, from smaller plots of 425 ㎡ up to large parcels reaching 14,000 ㎡, providing options for different buyer needs.
These land parcels are ideal for residential development, typically found in a quiet, family-friendly suburb. Gletwin Park is known for its peaceful atmosphere and a mix of standalone homes and townhouses, making it suitable for families and professionals looking for a secure and comfortable living environment. The area balances greenery with urban convenience, appealing to buyers seeking a suburban lifestyle.
The neighborhood features convenient access to Gletwin Shopping Centre, a local hub for shopping and social activities. Residents benefit from nearby recreational parks and open spaces for outdoor relaxation. Several reputable schools are close by, supporting families with children, and healthcare facilities in Harare North are easily accessible. Good road connections and available public transport options make commuting to central Harare and surrounding areas straightforward, enhancing the appeal of Gletwin Park for land buyers.
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| Type | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $170,000 |
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