Family Home

Hatfield, Harare South, Harare

$1,200 per month

Hatfield, Harare South, Harare

3 Bedrooms

2 Bathrooms

250 m²

300 m²

Description

This lovely three-bedroom house is conveniently located in Hatfield, close to the airport. The property features a spacious main bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a kitchen with a gas stove, a comfortable lounge, a dining area, a family bathroom, a separate toilet, and a scullery. The house is equipped with a prepaid ZESA meter, solar power with no batteries, a 5,000-litre water storage tank, and a prepaid water meter, with municipal water supplied three times a week. Additional features include solar security lights, 24-hour security guards, and a communal gardener, making it a practical and comfortable home for family living.

Amenities

24hr Security

Garden

Main En Suite

Municipal Water

Solar System

Walled

Water Tank

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why is Hatfield a popular suburb to live in Harare?

Hatfield is a well-established suburb known for its affordability, accessibility, and proximity to the CBD and airport. It attracts families, professionals, and first-time buyers.

What are the average property prices in Hatfield Harare?

Property prices in Hatfield typically range from USD 80,000 to USD 250,000 depending on size, condition, and location. It remains one of Harare’s more affordable suburbs.

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What types of properties are available in Hatfield Harare?

Hatfield offers family homes, residential stands, and some townhouses. It is popular with homeowners and investors seeking value-for-money property.

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What is the importance of working with a registered real estate agent?

A registered agent helps verify listings, negotiate deals, and guide buyers through the process. This reduces risks and ensures professionalism.

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What financial planning is required when buying property?

Buyers should plan for the purchase price, additional costs, and financing options. Proper budgeting helps avoid financial strain.

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What are the warning signs of a risky property deal?

Red flags include missing documents, unclear ownership, and pressure to rush decisions. Buyers should verify all details carefully.