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Properties for sale in Strathaven, Harare West, offer a range of options with an average price of $130,000. These homes typically have a median land area of about 150 ㎡ and a median property size around 200 ㎡, with the largest properties reaching up to 1,700 ㎡ and land sizes up to 4,946 ㎡. Prices start from USD 80,000, making the area accessible for many buyers seeking suburban living close to the city.
Many properties in Strathaven feature main en suite bedrooms, fitted kitchens, and water tanks, providing comfort and convenience for families. The homes are a mix of standalone houses and townhouses, often designed to suit professionals, families, and expatriates looking for secure and well-equipped residences in a quiet neighborhood.
Strathaven is known for its leafy, peaceful streets and family-friendly atmosphere. The suburb includes Strathaven Shopping Centre, which offers shops, banks, and services, while nearby parks and the Harare Botanical Gardens provide green spaces for outdoor activities. Good schools and healthcare facilities are easily accessible, and transport links connect residents efficiently to Harare’s city center and surrounding areas, making it a practical and comfortable choice for homebuyers.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $130,000 |
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