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Land for sale in Haydon Park, Harare West, offers a range of plots with an average price of $55,000. The land sizes typically range from about 785 ㎡ to 2,704 ㎡, with the median land area around 987 ㎡. Prices start at USD 40,000, making these properties a reasonably affordable option for buyers interested in this quiet suburb.
Most of the land parcels are accessible via tarred roads, which adds to the convenience of developing or building on these sites. The properties are primarily vacant land, providing flexibility for buyers to plan their own homes or projects in a peaceful residential setting.
Haydon Park is a well-established suburb known for its family-friendly atmosphere and tree-lined streets. Residents benefit from close access to the National Botanic Gardens and Harare Gardens for outdoor recreation. The area is near quality schools like Harare International School and healthcare facilities including Parirenyatwa Group Hospital. Shopping needs are met by nearby centers such as Mbare Musika Market, Avondale Shopping Centre, and Sam Levy’s Village. Good transport links and public transit options make commuting to Harare’s city center easy, making Haydon Park a balanced choice for suburban living with convenient amenities.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $55,000 |
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