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Land for sale in Spitzkop, Harare West, offers affordable options with an average price of $55,000. The land parcels typically range from 200 ㎡ to 315,000 ㎡, with the median size around 300 ㎡, providing a variety of choices for buyers interested in residential plots.
These land properties are ideal for those looking to build family homes in a quiet, established suburb. The area is known for its peaceful, tree-lined streets and a safe, community-oriented environment. Most plots are suitable for middle-income buyers seeking a suburban lifestyle with room to develop.
Spitzkop benefits from convenient access to amenities such as reputable local schools and healthcare facilities in Harare West. Residents enjoy proximity to the Harare Botanical Gardens and local parks for outdoor activities. Shopping needs are well served by Mbare Musika Market and nearby retail centers, while good transport links and public transport options make commuting straightforward. This makes Spitzkop a practical and comfortable location for families and professionals alike.
10,000 m²
220 m²
220 m²
2,042 m²
300,000 m²
300 m²
475 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $55,000 |
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