The Nest of Chipinge · Planned

The Nest of Chipinge

A phased mixed-use development planned for Chipinge, with residential stands and supporting commercial, industrial, institutional and community uses.

Development overview

Galilee Properties is desirous of transforming a farm known as The Nest of Kenilworth into a phased mixed-use development by the name The Nest Chipinge, comprising high- medium- and low-density residential stands with supporting commercial, industrial, institutional and community uses. The Nest of Chipinge is planned across six phases. Published inventory and progress are shown only after administrative review and remain subject to confirmation.

2,402

Residential stands planned

Approximate planned inventory; not current availability

6

Development phases planned

Configurable phased structure

Planning references

Subdivision permit DP02/2024, reportedly issued 15 November 2024. Development permit reportedly issued by Chipinge Town Council on 18 December 2025. These supplied references do not prove current completion.

Phased plan

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Planned

Phase 1

Detailed scope and release information will be published after approval.

0% approved project-reported progress

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Phase 2

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Phase 3

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Phase 4

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Phase 5

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Development categories

Planned mixed-use structure

Planned

High-density residential

Planned

Medium-density residential

Planned

Low-density residential

Planned

Cluster housing

Planned

Garden flats

Planned

Commercial uses

Planned

Industrial uses

Planned

Institutional uses

Planned

Agro-plots

Infrastructure

Plans, dependencies and verified status

These records do not claim current physical completion. Uploaded photographs do not determine infrastructure completion; only administratively approved status information is shown.

Planned

Site access

The plan describes access from an existing state road through a proposed 18-metre road, with a second planned 25-metre access between Homefields and Chipinge Township Reserves.

Planning context: Planned

Planned

Water supply

The short-term concept uses 12 existing boreholes and an existing reservoir. Borehole capacity testing is still required to confirm yield and final requirements.

Planning context: Technical Verification Required

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Sewer treatment

The plan sets aside 1.6388 hectares for sewer treatment ponds and requires the treatment system to be designed in accordance with applicable EMA standards.

Planning context: Design Requirement

Planned

Electricity

The planned supply depends on the capacity of the existing Chipinge electricity network.

Planning context: Capacity Dependent

Planned

Roads and storm-water drainage

Road and storm-water works are planned in line with the development permit, including surfaced roads.

Planning context: Planned

Progress

Published reporting timeline

01 Jul 2026 – 31 Aug 2026

Phase One

test

70% approved project-reported progress

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Documents and resources

Site Plan

Approved Survey Diagram DG 7691

Version Approved 2025 · 7,509 KB

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Site Plan

Approved Survey Diagram DG 7693

Version Approved 2025 · 6,888 KB

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Site Plan

Approved Survey Diagram DG 7694

Version Approved 2025 · 6,706 KB

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Location and directions

The Nest of Chipinge. Exact coordinates and an interactive map will appear only when approved.

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Availability, prices, documentation and site-visit arrangements remain subject to confirmation.

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The Nest of Chipinge, phase by phase.

These supplied planning extracts are visual references. Final boundaries, availability and release details remain subject to authorised confirmation.

Site perspective

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Recent supplied footage provides visual context alongside formally reviewed progress reporting.