In Marlborough, Harare, a cluster unit sitting within a walled complex near Riverside, with three bedrooms and a floor plan that keeps the living areas open and connected.
The complex itself is secured with an electric gate and a security boom at entry. Security lighting covers the grounds after dark. The walled boundary is visible from the unit's sliding doors, which open directly onto the outdoor area a practical separation between interior and exterior that works well when you want air moving through. Inside, tiled flooring runs through the open-plan living areas, with the kitchen fitted with wooden cabinets, a tiled splashback, and a dark countertop. Built-in cupboards feature in the bedrooms, with shelving and hanging space already in place.
Water is available through both municipal supply and one borehole, with water tanks providing additional storage when supply is interrupted. Levies are included in the purchase arrangement, and the listing notes reliable Zesa and an internet connection available at the property.
The unit has two bathrooms, one lounge, and a dining room alongside the kitchen. The landscaped garden is maintained as part of the complex grounds.
At 70sqm of floor space on a 400sqm property, the layout keeps things manageable the open-plan arrangement between the kitchen and living area means the space reads larger than the floor size suggests. The sliding doors bring the outdoor area into that equation, extending the feel of one lounge into the garden beyond.