Land for Sale in Kitengela, Kajiado County

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Land for sale in Kitengela, Kajiado County

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Property Description This is a 1/8 acre plot located within the developing neighborhood of Milimani, Kitengela in a gated community. Approximately 1 Kilometre off Old Nairobi Namanga High Way.The plot is rectangular in shape with survey beacons for easier identification and…

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Land for sale in Kitengela, Kajiado County

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Key Features • Mains services are ready for connection. • All weather access roads Property Description The plot is fairly level with black cotton soil which is approximately 150 metres away from Nairobi - Namanga Road near Riverside Inn Bar & Restaurant Kitengela. This area has…

Find land for sale in Kitengela with starting prices from KES 750K and an average price of KES 3,68M. It’s common to find plots around 24300 m². A good number of properties are close to schools, shopping centres and bus stops, while a select few come with scenic views.

Kitengela in Kajiado sits along Nairobi-Namanga Road, making travel to Nairobi and Namanga straightforward by matatu, bus or ride-hailing services. The area is served by schools like Acacia Crest Academy, Kitengela International School, Nova Pioneer and East African University, with shopping at Kitengela Mall and Tarikiville Complex. Recreation options nearby include Kitengela Glass Art and Nairobi National Park.

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Residential Land for sale in Kitengela, Kajiado County

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These are 1/8 acre plots located within a gated community in the rampantly developing neighborhood of Milimani Kitengela.The plots are rectangular in shape with survey beacons for easier identification and planning. They are close to major institutional facilities and shopping…

Land for sale in Kitengela, Kajiado County

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In very upmarket Kitengela, one of the most secure, serene, most desired neighbourhood. In a gated community of controlled developments with basic homogeneity in terms of quality of homes developed and being developed. Access enabled through tar surfaced and murramed roads…

Land for sale in Kitengela, Kajiado County

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📍 Commercial Plot for Sale – New Valley, Kitengela Looking for the perfect location to start or expand your business? ✅ Prime commercial plot 💰 Selling at KSh 1.95 Million 📍 Located in the fast-growing New Valley, Kitengela 🏢 Ideal for shops, apartments, offices, warehouses…

Residential Land for sale in Kitengela, Kajiado County

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Prime 50x100 Land for Sale in Kitengela – Enkasiti, Skima off Namanga Road Unlock investment potential with this affordable yet strategically located plot of land for sale in Kitengela - Enkasisi, just off Namanga Road. Sitting on a 50x100 plot, this property offers excellent…

Commercial Land for sale in Kitengela, Kajiado County

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Kajiado Central – 25 Acres for Sale @ 650K per Acre! ✅ 2km from Namanga Road – prime accessibility ✅ 2 Title Deeds (25 acres each) – flexible ownership ✅ Fertile red soil + electricity – ready for use ✅ Ideal for subdivision, ranching, farming, or resorts ✅ Scenic hill views +…

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