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Warehouses and factories for sale in Donnington, Bulawayo CBD, are positioned in a key industrial area with an average price of $750,000. The median land area of these properties is about 8,521 ㎡, with some larger sites reaching up to 28,780 ㎡. Property sizes vary widely, with the largest buildings around 28,700 ㎡, offering substantial space for industrial operations.
Many of these properties come with essential features such as good ZESA power supply, municipal water, and boreholes. Security is typically enhanced by walled perimeters, and parking bays and carports are common. Workshops are also frequently included, making these properties well-suited for manufacturing, storage, and logistics businesses.
Donnington is an industrial and commercial hub within Bulawayo’s Central Business District, providing excellent access to major roads and public transport. The area is close to Bulawayo CBD amenities including shopping centers and markets like Bulawayo City Market. Nearby facilities such as Mpilo Central Hospital offer healthcare access, while cultural sites like the Bulawayo Railway Museum and natural attractions such as Matobo National Park are within reach for leisure. This location is ideal for business owners and professionals seeking a well-connected industrial base near the city center.
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| Property Size | Avg. price |
|---|---|
| Average price | $750,000 |
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