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2,156 m²
2,972 m²
2,000 m²
Stands and residential land for sale in Goodhope, Harare West, are priced at the higher end, with the average price of the properties currently listed at $55,000. Land sizes typically range from 2,000 ㎡ to 3,799 ㎡, with the median land area around 2,089 ㎡, offering spacious plots suitable for building family homes or investment properties.
Many of these properties benefit from municipal water supply and are located along tarred roads, ensuring good infrastructure and ease of access. The land is ideal for buyers seeking quiet residential plots in a well-established suburb, with no existing buildings included in the listings.
Goodhope is a peaceful, family-friendly neighborhood in Harare West, known for its tree-lined streets and suburban atmosphere. The area has several reputable schools and convenient healthcare facilities nearby. Residents enjoy access to local shopping centers, markets like the vibrant Mbare Musika, and a variety of dining options. Good road connections and public transport make commuting to the city center and other parts of Harare straightforward, making Goodhope a practical choice for families and professionals looking for affordable land in a quiet setting.
2,194 m²
2,690 m²
2,035 m²
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
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| Average price | $55,000 |
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