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Spacious 6-bedroom, 3-bath family home for sale in Hatcliffe, Harare High Density — 250 m² of well-laid living on a 348 m² stand. The property blends contemporary finishes with practical features: an elegant tiled open-plan dining/living area with a decorative ceiling and chandelier, built-in media unit and modern tiling; comfortable bedrooms with curtained windows; a main bathroom offering both a glass-enclosed shower and a corner bathtub for added comfort. Outside you’ll find secure steel window and door grilles, a paved side passage and courtyard (low-maintenance interlock paving as shown), an elevated water tank and borehole for reliable water supply, a satellite dish and a locked gas cylinder cage. Ideal for a large family or investors seeking rental income — well-secured, neatly presented and ready to occupy. Contact us to arrange a viewing and see this Hatcliffe home in person.
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Hatcliffe: Modern 6-Bed, 3-Bath Home with Borehole

Hatcliffe, Harare High Density
Bedrooms 6 Bathrooms 3 250 m²
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Spacious 6-bedroom family home for sale in Hatcliffe, Harare High Density — a solid 180 m² house on a compact 300 m² stand, ideal for a growing family or investor. The exterior presents a freshly painted blue facade with a secure gated entrance and open yard offering off-street parking and room for a small garden or extensions. Inside you’ll find a practical tiled kitchen fitted with white cupboards and a separate sink unit, tiled walls and countertops ready for daily use. Bedrooms are generous and include built-in wardrobes with mirror panels for easy storage. The property has a single main bathroom and practical tiled floors throughout, plus security features such as a steel front door and burglar bars on the veranda. A working borehole provides reliable water supply — a valuable asset in this area — and a satellite dish on the roof is already installed. With 6 bedrooms within 180 m...
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6-Bed Hatcliffe Home - Borehole, Gated Yard & Tiled Kitchen

Hatcliffe, Harare High Density
Bedrooms 6 Bathrooms 1 180 m²
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