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6,600 m²
2,137 m²
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8,131 m²
Stands and residential land for sale in Gletwin Park, Harare North, are priced at the higher end, with the average price of the properties currently listed at $160,000. Land sizes typically range from 2,000 ㎡ to 14,000 ㎡, with the median land area around 4,250 ㎡, offering a variety of options for buyers seeking spacious plots in a suburban setting.
Many of these properties benefit from tarred roads, enhancing accessibility and convenience. The land is suitable for building family homes or townhouses, fitting well with the area's quiet and secure residential character. Buyers can expect a peaceful environment with a good balance of greenery and urban comfort.
Gletwin Park is a well-established suburb known for its family-friendly atmosphere. The area is close to Gletwin Shopping Centre, which provides a range of shops and essential services. Residents also enjoy nearby recreational parks and open spaces for outdoor activities. Several reputable schools and healthcare facilities in the greater Harare North area make this location ideal for families. Good road connections and public transport options make commuting to central Harare and surrounding suburbs straightforward.
2,800 m²
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2,000 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $160,000 |
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