House for sale in Greendale, Zimbabwe

An immaculate 70's inspired large double story home in a fan. This wonderful home has it all - practicality and design appeal. Whilst some of the finishes might be dated to some peoples taste - the quality of everything is solid. This house is "move in ready ". Upstairs in the bedroom wing which comes off a large sunlit landing, there are 3 bedrooms with the master bedroom having an ensuite and a walk through dressing room. The two other bedrooms share a family bath and showroom and a separate toilet. The wooden cabinetry is extensive throughout the home providing attractive storage for all your many varying belonging. The fitted kitchen is a good size and has a pantry and a scullery. The kitchen is conveniently adjacent to the dining room which seamlessly flows into the lounge. This large social space has the clever feature of retractable wooden sliding partitioners so you can have the space either open plan - or private depending on the occasion. The lounge flows onto a large magnificent elevated verandah looking into and over the mature trees and the spectacular world class collection of plants. The garden has been created with 30 years of expert care and knowledge by the owner, who was Chair Lady of the Zimbabwe Orchid and Bromeliad Society for 20 years. This gently slopping garden adds significant value to this property. At the heart of this lovely, home there is a large sunny landing leading to a very attractive wooden wrap around staircase which takes one to the downstair's level where it meets a gracious entrance for visitors flowing into a large second lounge with fireplace - this room is spacious enough to accommodate multi-uses. Next to the lounge is a smaller private office. Thre is also a fully contained guest suite with a lounge, dining room, bedroom and shower room. The property also includes double garages, a worksop and storeroom and a well maintained double staff housing. A solar invertor system, solar geysers and a seasonal borehole - this borehole is only at 45 metres so there is potential to explore a greater water supply.