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231 m²
Properties for sale in Arlington, Harare South, offer a range of options with an average price of $152,500, starting from USD 55,000. The median land area for these properties is about 501 ㎡, with some larger plots reaching up to 10,767 ㎡. Property sizes vary, with the largest homes around 800 ㎡, though many listings focus more on land than building size.
Most properties in Arlington are standalone homes or low-density residential developments, providing a quiet, suburban atmosphere. The area is popular among middle-income families and professionals looking for affordable housing within reach of the city center. Security and community cohesion are generally good, making it a family-friendly neighborhood.
Arlington benefits from proximity to natural attractions like Mukuvisi Woodlands and Harare Gardens, offering outdoor activities and green spaces. The National Botanic Gardens are also nearby for relaxation and picnics. Local amenities include Arlington Shopping Centre and Southerton Market for daily needs, with larger malls like Avondale Shopping Centre a short drive away. Schools, healthcare facilities, and tertiary institutions are accessible, supporting a comfortable lifestyle for families and students.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $152,500 |
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