Properties for sale in Lower Rangemore, Bulawayo High-Density, offer affordable options for buyers with an average price of $39,000. The typical land size for these properties is around 250 ㎡, making them suitable for those looking for modest plots in a lively urban setting. Most properties do not have significant building sizes listed, focusing mainly on land availability.
The area features a mix of residential homes and small commercial activities, creating a dynamic and community-focused environment. Properties here are ideal for working-class families and young professionals seeking budget-friendly housing close to the city center. The affordability and land sizes make this a practical choice for first-time buyers or investors.
Lower Rangemore benefits from good transport connections with minibuses and taxis linking residents to Bulawayo’s central business district. Nearby amenities include several primary and secondary schools, public health clinics, and the large Mpilo Central Hospital. Recreational options like Hillside Dams Recreational Park and cultural sites such as the Bulawayo Railway Museum add to the neighborhood’s appeal. Shopping needs are met by local markets and larger centers like Hillside Shopping Centre, while a variety of local eateries provide diverse dining options.
| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $39,000 |
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