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Stands and residential land for sale in Borrowdale, Harare North, are positioned in a high-end market with an average price of $172,500. The median land area is about 2,500 ㎡, with plots ranging from as small as 200 ㎡ up to 15,070 ㎡, offering a variety of options for buyers seeking spacious land in this upscale suburb.
Many of these properties benefit from tarred roads, enhancing accessibility and convenience. While the land parcels are generous, the properties themselves typically do not include built structures, making this ideal for buyers looking to develop their own homes or investment projects in a prestigious area.
Borrowdale is known for its leafy streets, tranquil environment, and secure residential character. The area offers excellent amenities including the Borrowdale Brooke Golf Course for recreation, and top educational institutions like Arundel School. Shopping needs are well served by Sam Levy's Village and Borrowdale Shopping Centre, while quality healthcare is accessible at Harare Central Hospital. With good road links to Harare’s central business district and a peaceful lifestyle, Borrowdale remains a preferred choice for professionals and families seeking luxury living in Harare North.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $172,500 |
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