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3
700 m²
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4
500 m²
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4
500 m²
5
4
8,000 m²
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2
550 m²
Properties for sale in Gletwin Park, Harare North, are positioned in a well-established and family-friendly suburb. The average price of the properties currently listed is $350,000, with prices starting from USD 75,000. Land sizes vary widely, with a median land area of 3,440 ㎡ and some plots reaching up to 14,000 ㎡, offering options for buyers seeking spacious residential land.
These properties typically include standalone homes and townhouses, catering to families and professionals looking for a quiet and secure living environment. The area is known for its balance of greenery and urban convenience, providing a comfortable suburban lifestyle. While property sizes vary, the focus is mainly on land, making it ideal for those interested in building or expanding their homes.
Gletwin Park offers easy access to the Gletwin Shopping Centre, a key local retail hub with shops, supermarkets, and essential services. The suburb is close to reputable schools and healthcare facilities in Harare North, supporting family needs. Residents also enjoy nearby parks and recreational spaces, as well as a selection of local eateries. Good road connections and available public transport options make commuting to central Harare and surrounding areas convenient.
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4
2,023,430 m²
5
4
450 m²
5
5
6,600 m²
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6
500 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $350,000 |
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