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200,000 m²
Land for sale in Matabeleland North offers large parcels with an average price of $600,000, placing these properties in the high-end market segment. The median land area is about 23,000 ㎡, with some listings reaching very large sizes up to 37,500,000 ㎡, providing options for buyers interested in extensive rural land. Smaller plots are also available, though the focus is mainly on sizable land holdings suitable for agriculture, conservation, or development.
These land properties typically come without built structures, reflecting the rural and undeveloped nature of the area. Buyers often seek these lands for farming, wildlife projects, or tourism ventures, taking advantage of the natural environment and open spaces. The properties provide opportunities for those looking to invest in Zimbabwe’s countryside or establish ventures connected to the region’s natural resources.
Matabeleland North is known for its vast landscapes and natural attractions such as Hwange National Park, Victoria Falls, and Matobo National Park. The area supports a quiet lifestyle with access to basic amenities including schools like Victoria Falls Primary and Secondary Schools, healthcare at Hwange District Hospital, and shopping in Victoria Falls town and Hwange. Transport links include Victoria Falls International Airport and road networks connecting the main towns, making the province accessible despite its rural character. This region is ideal for buyers interested in nature, wildlife, and a peaceful environment away from urban centers.
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| Type | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $600,000 |
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