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Properties for sale in Matabeleland South offer a range of rural land options with an average price of $120,000. The median land area available is about 2,700 ㎡, with some properties extending to very large sizes, up to 229,460,000 ㎡, making this region attractive for agricultural or conservation purposes. Typical property sizes are not specified, reflecting the focus on land rather than built structures.
Most properties in this area are suited for farming, cattle ranching, or eco-tourism projects, reflecting the province’s largely rural and semi-arid environment. Buyers can expect open landscapes and savannah settings, with opportunities to develop agricultural ventures or enjoy a quiet, laid-back lifestyle. The properties usually come with access to basic infrastructure but may require private transport for convenience.
Matabeleland South is known for its natural and cultural attractions such as Matobo National Park and the Khami Ruins, which offer outdoor activities and historical interest. The provincial capital, Gwanda, provides essential services including schools, a hospital, and local shopping options. Transport links connect the area to Bulawayo and other urban centers, though public transport can be limited. This region is ideal for those seeking rural living with a strong sense of community and access to natural beauty.
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