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1,070 m²
500 m²
650 m²
3
3
575 m²
579 m²
4
4
450 m²
Properties for sale in Nyeredzi Ridge, Harare North, offer a suburban lifestyle with an average price of $350,000. The land sizes typically range from 500 ㎡ to 1,070 ㎡, with the median land area around 579 ㎡. Property sizes vary, with some larger homes up to 600 ㎡, though many listings focus on land for development.
These properties are popular among middle to upper-middle-income families and professionals seeking a peaceful environment. The area features modern homes and plots, good security, and well-maintained roads, making it suitable for family living and daily commuting. The neighborhood’s green spaces and growing community atmosphere add to its appeal.
Nyeredzi Ridge is close to key amenities such as the Harare Golf Club and Mukuvisi Woodlands nature reserve, offering recreational and outdoor activities. Quality education is available nearby at St. John’s College and Chisipite Senior School, while healthcare needs are met by facilities like Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals. Shopping options include Sam Levy’s Village and Mabelreign Shopping Centre, with various restaurants and good transport links connecting residents to Harare’s city center and surrounding suburbs.
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3
120 m²
566 m²
566 m²
510 m²
3
2
500 m²
4
3
200 m²
5
5
200 m²
500 m²
500 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $350,000 |
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