MUTARE- INVESTMENT PROPERTY - Company Sale No Transfer fees

Morning Glory, Tiger's Kloof, Mutare, Manicaland

$480,000

Morning Glory, Tiger's Kloof, Mutare, Manicaland

5 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

20,100 m²

Description

An immaculate property in situated in a well known part of Mutare. This beautiful property is an ideal investment for an Air B n B - Boutique hotel - or just a wonderful family home. Property is 5 acres with an established garden (with underground water system) and natural bush. Main house has three well apportioned bedrooms - three bathrooms (two are en suite). An entrance hall - office, two lounges and TV room plus fully fitted kitchen and pantry. Oregon Pine and Teak flooring. PLUS a sep cottage with its own private entrance - comprising of open plan kitchen and lounge. Main bedroom with full en suite and a second bedroom also with an ensuite. Gorgeous large verandah overlooking the gardens. Property is fenced with electric gate - swimming pool, prolific borehole, Double lock up garage with storerooms attached, solar security lights. Lots of extras to mention. To find out more about this unique property please call sharon6 Sue

Amenities

Borehole

Swimming Pool

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why is Mutare a desirable place to live or invest in Zimbabwe?

Mutare is known for its scenic mountain views, cooler climate, and relaxed lifestyle. It attracts families, retirees, and investors looking for peaceful living and affordable property.

What are the average property prices in Mutare Zimbabwe?

Property prices in Mutare typically range from USD 80,000 to USD 350,000 depending on location, property size, and condition. Prime areas and modern homes command higher prices.

What types of properties are available in Mutare?

Mutare offers family homes, residential stands, townhouses, and some commercial properties. The market appeals to both homeowners and investors seeking affordable opportunities.

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How accessible is Mutare from other cities in Zimbabwe?

Mutare is connected to Harare via the Mutare-Harare Highway and is close to the Mozambique border. It serves as a key trade and transport hub in eastern Zimbabwe.

Who pays estate agent commission in Zimbabwe and how much is it?

Estate agent commission is typically around 5% of the sale price and is usually paid by the seller after the transaction is completed.

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Are mortgages available in Zimbabwe and what should buyers expect?

Mortgage financing is available through selected banks, requiring deposits of 20–30%. Terms vary depending on the lender and buyer profile.

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What additional costs should buyers budget for when purchasing property?

Buyers should plan for 10–12% extra costs including stamp duty, conveyancing fees, and registration charges. These are often overlooked.

What legal documents are required when buying property in Zimbabwe?

Essential documents include the Agreement of Sale, Title Deed, and clearance certificates. These ensure a smooth and legally compliant transfer process.

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What are the key steps in conducting due diligence when buying property?

Due diligence includes verifying ownership, checking the Title Deed, and confirming no disputes. This protects buyers from legal and financial risks.

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Why is proper property pricing important when buying or selling?

Correct pricing ensures a property sells faster and reflects true market value. Overpricing can delay sales, while underpricing can lead to losses.

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