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A vacant stand in Buena Vista, Bulawayo, sitting on 6221 sqm of relatively level ground with established grass and mature trees across the stand Municipal water, Zesa, and a sewer line are already in place, which removes a significant part of the groundwork that typi...
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Buena Vista 6221 Sqm Stand For Sale

Buena Vista, Bulawayo East
Land area 6,221 m²
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