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Washington Chitsinde

Commercial Property In Unit L Chitungwiza

Located just 50 metres from Chitungwiza Road, this well-positioned commercial property offers excellent main road access and visibility. Sitting on 130 square metres, the building boasts steady foot traffic—making it ideal for businesses looking to thrive in a high-demand location. The property is currently tenanted with two stable income-generating businesses: Pharmacy (Ground Floor): Includes a retail space, kitchen area, office, storage section, and toilet facilities. Bar (Upper Floor): Comprises a spacious bar area, additional toilets, and access to a dedicated fire escape for safety compliance. Each tenant pays US$600 in monthly rent, giving a total rental income of US$1,200 per month, which translates to an attractive return on investment. Additional features include: Fire escape access from the top floor Parking space at the front of the property Toilets...

Washington Chitsinde

USD 130,000

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Commercial Property In Unit L Chitungwiza

Chitungwiza

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120 m²

130 m²

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