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3
500 m²
3
150 m²
4
2
250 m²
4
2
590 m²
4
400 m²
3
2
300 m²
4
2
250 m²
3
2
700 m²
Properties for sale in Mainway Meadows, Harare South, offer affordable housing options with an average price of $145,000. These homes typically sit on land parcels averaging 540 ㎡, with property sizes around 220 ㎡. The largest properties can reach up to 947 ㎡ in size and sit on land as large as 2,000 ㎡, providing a range of choices for buyers.
Many properties in this area feature municipal water supply, tiled floors, fitted kitchens, verandahs, and are walled for added security and privacy. The mix of standalone homes and townhouses usually comes with spacious plots, making this suburb attractive for families and professionals looking for comfortable suburban living.
Mainway Meadows is a quiet, family-friendly neighborhood known for its tree-lined streets and secure environment. Residents enjoy easy access to green spaces like the National Botanic Gardens and Mukuvisi Woodlands. The area is served by several reputable schools and local clinics, with major hospitals within reasonable distance. Shopping needs are met by nearby centers such as Southgate Shopping Centre and Avondale Shopping Centre, while public transport and good road links make commuting to Harare’s city center convenient.
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3
947 m²
3
160 m²
4
2
300 m²
3
2
200 m²
3
2
220 m²
4
2
350 m²
4
2
250 m²
450 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $145,000 |
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