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4 Bedroom House
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4 Bedroom House
4 Bedroom House
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4 Bedroom House
Solid 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom family home for sale in Mkoba, Gweru — 300 m² stand with 200 m² of living space. This walled property offers privacy and security with concrete panel fencing visible in the photos and a welcoming verandah at the front. Interiors show sturdy block construction and corrugated roofing that present a great canvas for cosmetic finishing; the kitchen area (pictured) is functional and already has power and appliance points. A clear side passage leads to a compact, usable yard and a handy outbuilding for storage or a small workshop. Municipal water and a working sewer system are connected, and the property benefits from reliable ZESA supply with meter and sockets in place. Ideal for a growing family or an investor seeking a solid, upgradeable home in the heart of Mkoba. Arrange a viewing today to see the potential in person.
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Mkoba, Gweru
Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 2 200 m²
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Charming starter home or investment opportunity in Mkoba, Gweru — 200 m² stand with a compact 30 m² single-bedroom, one-bathroom block-built unit. The photos show a neat walled compound with a secure metal gate, corrugated roofed dwelling, mature tree providing shade, an established clothesline and a small cultivated bed that could be expanded into a veggie garden. Municipal water and a sewer connection are in place, giving immediate convenience while leaving scope to renovate or extend the footprint for added value. This property is ideal for a first-time buyer, rental investor or someone seeking an affordable foothold in the Midlands Province. With a manageable yard and clear boundaries, the site offers privacy and security while being located in the established Mkoba suburb with easy access to local amenities and transport links. Priced for improvement — bring your plans and transf...
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Bedrooms 1 Bathrooms 1 30 m²
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Residential stands for sale in Suffolk park Gweru Ready to build Water and sewer lined Tarred roads (future) 12km from Gweru cbd Clean paperwork
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Type Avg. price
Overall $65,000
Land (View 35 properties) $45,000
Houses (View 23 properties) $120,000
Commercial Property (View 15 properties) $282,500
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