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4,288 m²
300 m²
6,320,000 m²
6,500,000 m²
2,000 m²
17,180,000 m²
Land for sale in Matabeleland South offers spacious rural properties with a median land area of about 10,000 ㎡. The average price of the properties currently listed is $150,000, placing these lands in the higher price range. Parcel sizes vary widely, from very small plots to extremely large tracts of land, making it suitable for different types of buyers interested in agricultural or investment opportunities.
These lands typically provide open landscapes and savannah environments, ideal for farming, cattle ranching, or eco-tourism projects. Buyers can expect peaceful surroundings and a quiet lifestyle away from urban centers. The properties are mostly undeveloped, offering flexibility for various uses including agricultural ventures or conservation efforts.
Matabeleland South is known for its natural attractions such as Matobo National Park and the Khami Ruins, which add cultural and recreational value to the area. The provincial capital, Gwanda, provides essential services including schools, healthcare at Gwanda Provincial Hospital, and local shopping options. Transport is mainly by road, connecting the province to Bulawayo and other regions, though private vehicles are often needed for convenience. This area suits buyers looking for a relaxed rural lifestyle with access to natural beauty and community living.
1,308 m²
250 m²
6,320,000 m²
22,000 m²
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| Type | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $150,000 |
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