4-bedroom house on 4 000 m², Borrowdale
A family home on a quiet road close to Borrowdale Village. Four bedrooms, two en suite, an open-plan lounge and kitchen, and a covered patio facing the garden.
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Garden cottage to rent, Greendale
Self-contained cottage in a secure garden, separate entrance. Suits one working person. Borehole water, its own prepaid ZESA meter, and Wi-Fi included in the rent. No pets.
Chipo T.
2-bedroom flat to rent, Avondale
Light, freshly painted flat a short walk from Avondale shops. Two bedrooms with built-in cupboards, secure parking and a standby generator for the block.
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4-bedroom house with a pool to rent, Chisipite
The owner lives in the UK; my sister shows the house on Saturdays and the lease is signed with a lawyer in Harare. Gardener stays on if you want him.
Kudzai P.
Unfinished 3-bedroom house at roof level, Norton
Built to roof level with approved plans. Selling as I’m relocating. Building inspections signed off to wall plate.
Tatenda G.
Modern 1-bedroom apartment to rent, Belgravia
Close to the CBD and the embassies. New kitchen with gas hob, inverter backup for lights and Wi-Fi.
Nyasha K.
3-bedroom apartment in a secure complex, Mount Pleasant
Spacious apartment in a newly built complex near the University of Zimbabwe. Open-plan kitchen, balcony, borehole and a shared solar system.
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3-bedroom townhouse with garden, Greystone Park
Completed in 2024 in a complex of six units. Low levies, secure entrance and a private garden.
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Residential stand, 1 000 m², Ruwa
Serviced stand on a corner in an established area. Cession papers from the developer and a council-approved layout plan. I’ll meet you at the council offices to check them before any payment.
Blessing Z.
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How do I check who owns a house or stand before I pay?
For property with title deeds, search the Deeds Registry (there are offices in Harare and Bulawayo) or ask a registered conveyancer to do it for you. The search shows the registered owner and any bonds or caveats; compare the owner's name with the seller's ID. Do this before you sign an agreement of sale or pay a deposit.
What is the difference between title deeds and cession?
Title deeds are registered at the Deeds Registry, and a transfer is done by a conveyancer. Many stands in council and developer schemes are held under an agreement of sale and change hands by cession, which is recorded by the council or the developer, not the Deeds Registry. For a cession stand, check the seller's rights with the council or developer before you pay.
Is it safe to pay a rental deposit before viewing?
No. View the property first, confirm that the person letting it is the owner or a registered agent, and pay against a written lease and a receipt. Be wary of anyone who asks for a viewing fee or a deposit to hold a property you haven't seen.