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Properties for sale in Nyanga, Manicaland, offer a range of options with an average price of $100,000. Land sizes vary widely, from smaller plots around 2,000 ㎡ to large estates up to 5,180,000 ㎡, while the largest property buildings reach about 300 ㎡. Many listings focus on spacious land, ideal for buyers looking for room to build or enjoy outdoor space.
These properties typically include residential homes and holiday retreats set in peaceful, natural surroundings. Many plots provide scenic views and a quiet lifestyle, appealing to retirees, nature lovers, and those seeking a slower pace away from city life. The area is known for its cool climate and mountainous terrain, making it attractive for outdoor activities and relaxation.
Nyanga is well known for its natural attractions such as Nyanga National Park, Mount Nyangani, and several impressive waterfalls like Nyangombe and Mutarazi Falls. The town has essential amenities including Nyanga District Hospital and local schools, while shopping needs are met by local markets and shops, with larger retail centers available in Mutare about 90 kilometers away. Regular bus services connect Nyanga to surrounding areas, supporting convenient travel for residents. Overall, Nyanga offers a tranquil lifestyle surrounded by nature, ideal for those wanting a peaceful retreat with access to outdoor recreation.
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