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4,288 m²
17,180,000 m²
6,320,000 m²
250 m²
Properties for sale in Plumtree offer affordable options with an average price of $77,500. These properties typically consist of land parcels, with a median size of about 4,288 ㎡ and some plots as large as 17,180,000 ㎡. There are no buildings included in the listings, making this area ideal for buyers interested in land investment or development opportunities.
The available land varies widely in size, from smaller plots around 200 ㎡ to very large parcels, providing flexibility for different needs and budgets. The properties are suited for those looking for open space in a semi-rural setting, often appealing to buyers who want to build custom homes or use the land for agricultural or commercial purposes.
Plumtree is a key border town near the Botswana-Zimbabwe border, known for its role as a transport and trade hub. The town features essential amenities such as Plumtree High School and Plumtree Hospital, supporting local families and residents. The Plumtree Border Post facilitates cross-border travel and commerce, while the town center offers markets, shops, and local eateries. Its relaxed atmosphere and natural surroundings make it a good choice for those seeking a quieter lifestyle with convenient access to transport and community services.
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| Type | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Overall | $77,500 |
| Land (View 7 properties) | $77,500 |
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