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Offices for sale in Eastlea, Harare East, offer a median price of $350,000 with starting prices from USD 250,000. These properties typically have a median land area of 1,350 ㎡ and an average building size around 500 ㎡, with the largest office property reaching up to 2,184 ㎡.
Many offices come equipped with features such as fitted kitchens, boreholes, parking bays, and reception areas. Most properties are walled and paved, with good ZESA power supply and municipal water access. Additional common amenities include tiled floors and boardrooms, making these offices well-suited for professional business use.
Eastlea is a well-established, middle-income suburb known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and community atmosphere. The area balances residential and commercial spaces, providing convenient access to Eastlea Shopping Centre and larger retail hubs like Eastgate and Avondale Shopping Centres. Nearby facilities include Eastlea High School and Parirenyatwa Group Hospital, while recreational options include the National Sports Stadium and Harare Gardens. This location offers a practical and accessible environment for businesses seeking office space in Harare East.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $350,000 |
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2,184 m²
