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Well-located in Gweru’s Heavy Industrial Area, this industrial property sits on a generous 9,916m² of land, ideal for manufacturing, transport, workshops, warehousing, or large-scale operations. Improvements include: Block 1: 5 offices with ablution Block 2: 2 rooms with ablution Warehouse Workshop with 6 offices/ storerooms Caretakers office. Partially walled, fenced and gated.
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Land area 9,916 m²
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