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2
300 m²
3
72 m²
148,000 m²
1,748 m²
2
2
120 m²
20,234 m²
Properties for sale in Zimbabwe offer a wide range of options, with an average price of $170,000. The median land area for these properties is around 1,784 ㎡, while the median building size is approximately 80 ㎡. Some listings include very large land parcels up to 202,000 ㎡ and properties with building sizes reaching 4,000 ㎡, providing choices for various needs and budgets.
These properties typically include residential homes and land suitable for development or investment. The variety in land and building sizes means buyers can find anything from modest homes to expansive estates. Many properties benefit from the natural beauty and diverse landscapes Zimbabwe is known for, including savannas and mountainous areas.
Zimbabwe is a landlocked country with rich cultural heritage and notable attractions such as Victoria Falls, Hwange National Park, and the Great Zimbabwe Ruins. Major cities like Harare and Bulawayo offer access to universities, hospitals, shopping centers like Sam Levy's Village and Eastgate Mall, and a variety of dining options. This makes the country appealing for those seeking both urban amenities and proximity to natural and cultural landmarks.
3
2
200 m²
5
3
2,854 m²
3
211 m²
8,585 m²
4
2
350 m²
690,000 m²
2
1
300 m²
20,000 m²
2
48 m²
3
2
2,200 m²
4
2
400 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $170,000 |
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