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Land for sale in Stoneridge, Harare South, offers affordable options with an average price of $70,000. The plots typically range from 200 ㎡ to 377 ㎡, providing a variety of sizes suitable for different needs. Prices start as low as USD 8,000, making this an accessible choice for buyers looking to invest in a quiet suburban area.
Many of the land parcels benefit from tarred roads, enhancing accessibility and convenience. The properties are ideal for residential development, given the peaceful, family-friendly environment and the suburban character of Stoneridge. Buyers can expect a secure and comfortable setting with good potential for future growth.
Stoneridge is a well-established suburb known for its tree-lined streets and a calm atmosphere, popular among professionals and families. The area is close to key amenities such as the National Sports Stadium, Mukuvisi Woodlands nature reserve, and the Harare Botanical Gardens. It also offers easy access to reputable schools like St. John’s College and St. George’s College, as well as Parirenyatwa Group Hospital. Shopping centers including Southgate Shopping Centre and Sam Levy’s Village provide retail and dining options, while good transport links make commuting straightforward.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $70,000 |
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