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A rare family home in the established Kumalo precinct of Bulawayo East — 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms on a generous 3,172 m² stand with 640 m² under roof. The property blends classic character with functional family living: multiple reception rooms and cozy lounges flow from...
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Spacious 5-Bed Kumalo Home on 3,172 m² with Pool

Kumalo, Bulawayo East
Bedrooms 5 Bathrooms 3 640 m²
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Type Avg. price
Overall $220,000
Houses (View 219 properties) $180,000
Commercial Property (View 129 properties) $900,000
Land (View 104 properties) $65,000
Flats & Apartments (View 19 properties) $110,000

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