Village, Gaborone

Location & Commute

Setting: Tucked into the south-eastern part of the city, bordered by the Segoditshane River and the Notwane River.

Accessibility: It features outstanding transit access to the city centre, the Fairgrounds Financial District, and the Gaborone International Commerce Park.

Border Proximity: Positioned directly along the Tlokweng Road, offering a straight and convenient drive to the Tlokweng Border Post into South Africa.

 Real Estate & Property Trends

The Village seamlessly blends historical charm with modern, upscale redevelopment.

Property Landscape: The neighbourhood is renowned for its large, established plots heavily shaded by old-growth trees. While older colonial-era properties remain, the area has experienced an influx of ultra-modern mansions, executive townhouses, and luxury apartments catering to diplomats, corporate CEOs, and expatriates.

Sales Prices: Modern 2-bedroom apartments typically start around BWP 1.0 million, while upscale 3-bedroom apartments average BWP 1.5 million. Large, freestanding 3- to 4-bedroom family homes or properties in secure estates generally range from BWP 2.7 million to BWP 5.2+ million.

Rental Market: Highly active due to its proximity to business hubs. Modern 1- to 2-bedroom apartments or lock-up-and-go units fetch between P5,500 and P8,500/month, while premium multi-bedroom townhouses and executive estates command P12,000 to P25,000+/month.

 Schools & Amenities

Shopping & Entertainment: Located within walking distance of Riverwalk Mall, a major commercial hub featuring international retail chains, banks, premium dining, and a cinema.

 Education: Home to Camp Primary School (the oldest school in Gaborone), and located moments away from prestigious institutions in nearby Extension 9 and Maruapula.

Fitness & Leisure: Hosts the Village Gym Complex and The Gaborone Club, which offers tennis, swimming, bowls, and football facilities.