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Stands and residential land for sale in Zimbabwe offer a variety of options for buyers, with an average price of $70,000. The median land size is about 1,350 ㎡, ranging from smaller plots of 200 ㎡ to large parcels up to 130,852 ㎡, providing choices for different budgets and needs.
These land properties are typically undeveloped, allowing buyers to build according to their preferences. They are suitable for residential development or investment, with many plots located in areas experiencing growth and urban expansion. The flexibility of these stands makes them attractive for both individual homeowners and developers.
Zimbabwe is known for its diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage, with major cities like Harare offering access to universities such as the University of Zimbabwe and shopping centers like Sam Levy's Village. The country also features notable natural attractions including Victoria Falls and several national parks. Buyers can enjoy a mix of urban amenities and natural beauty, making residential land in Zimbabwe a promising option for those seeking to build a home or invest in property.
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