Hatfield is a middle-income residential suburb in Harare, Zimbabwe, approximately 8 km south of the city center.Situated between roads leading to Chitungwiza and Epworth (Seke Road and Chiremba Road).
Bordered by neighborhoods like Park Meadowlands, Cranborne, Waterfalls, Chadcombe, etc.One of the oldest suburbs in Harare, laid out in 1920.
Urban Development:
- Currently experiencing changes due to densification and increased commercial activities along major roads.
- Signs of regeneration include random developments and complete cluster developments like Arlington Estate.
- Secure and gated communities, such as Arlington Estate and Arlington East, offer improved security, water availability, and transport links. Notable roads include Airport Road, Chiremba Road, Seke Road, Harare Drive.
Commercial Growth:
Commercial hubs are emerging along Airport Road, Chiremba Road, and Seke Road. Notable commercial centers include areas between Glenara Road & St Patricks on Airport Road and the new BJ Southgate Mall in Braeside along Chiremba Road.
Local Amenities:
Schools in Hatfield include Hatfield Girls High School, Widdicombe Primary School, Westwood International School, Hatfield Junior School, etc.
Features the Falcon Golf Club and numerous lodges and wedding venues.
Close proximity to Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport.
Real Estate Market:
- Wide range of properties for sale or lease, including residential & commercial land, houses, clusters, and commercial properties.
- Houses on one-acre plots are in demand for subdivision, priced between USD100,000 to USD140,000.
- Subdivided residential land averages USD15-20/m² for stands of about 2000m².
- Residential house rentals range from USD600-800, with well-kept houses sometimes reaching USD1,000 per month. Cottages can be rented for USD200-350, depending on size and amenities.
Key Roads:
Important roads within the area include Alexandra Drive, Kilwinning Road, Twentydales St, Airport Road, and St Patricks Road.