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5
2
250 m²
5
2
500 m²
5
1
150 m²
5
3
1,200 m²
6
5
300 m²
5
3
430 m²
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24
1,500 m²
6
1
2,086 m²
8
5
800 m²
5+ bedroom properties for sale in Zimbabwe offer spacious living with an average price of $155,000. These homes typically sit on land parcels averaging 2,400 ㎡, with building sizes around 478 ㎡. Some properties feature very large land areas up to 28,328 ㎡ and house sizes reaching 4,384 ㎡, providing options for buyers seeking expansive estates.
Many of these properties come with practical and desirable features such as boreholes, fitted kitchens, garages, gardens, and main en suite bedrooms. It is common to find tiled floors, walled compounds, verandahs, and water tanks, which add to the comfort and security of these homes. These amenities make the properties suitable for families looking for both luxury and functionality.
Zimbabwe’s diverse landscapes and cultural heritage provide a unique backdrop for these homes. Buyers can enjoy proximity to major urban centers like Harare and Bulawayo, where leading universities, hospitals, and shopping centers such as Sam Levy’s Village and Eastgate Mall are located. The country also offers access to natural attractions like Victoria Falls and several national parks, making it an appealing location for those valuing both city convenience and outdoor lifestyle.
5
2
1,000 m²
8
8
1,505 m²
9
14
2,000 m²
5
6,155 m²
5
5
800 m²
6
3
1,000 m²
6
3
500 m²
5
4
350 m²
5
2
2,100 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $155,000 |
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