Land for Sale in Kilifi, Kilifi County

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Land for sale in Kilifi, Kilifi County

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PRIME PLOT FOR SALE – MAVUENI 📍 Prime 1/8 Acre Plot Located in Mavueni, just 50–100 meters off the Mariakani–Mavueni Bypass Road, offering excellent accessibility and connectivity. Property Details * Size: 1/8 Acre (Approx. 505 SQM) * Price: Ksh 950,000 * Approx. USD Price: USD…

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Land for sale in Kilifi, Kilifi County

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PRIME INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY – MAVUENI 📍 Prime 1/8 Acre Plot for Sale Strategically located in Mavueni, directly touching the Mariakani–Mavueni Bypass Road with excellent accessibility and fast connectivity. Property Details * Size: 1/8 Acre (Approx. 505 SQM) * Price: Ksh 1.25…

Land for sale in Kilifi, Kilifi County

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Fertile 6 Acre Land This 6-acre parcel of land is situated in the Mtepeni(Mtwapa) area, just 3 kilometres away from the Mbs-Mlnd road highway. The entire parcel is available for purchase at a total price of Ksh 21 million, or individual acres can be acquired at Ksh 3.5 million…

Build your future on land for sale in Kilifi Town, with average prices around KES 25,9M and typical plot sizes near 43,200m². Scenic views can be expected in multiple listings, while sea-view plots are found in premium options averaging KES 41,4M.

Kilifi Town sits along the Mombasa-Malindi Highway, with access via Kilifi Bridge and public transport by matatus and buses. Nearby are Pwani University, Kilifi Primary School and Kilifi Academy. Recreation includes Bofa Beach, Kilifi Creek, Mnarani Ruins and Arabuko Sokoke Forest.

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Land for sale in Kilifi, Kilifi County

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PRIME 100×100 PLOT FOR SALE – MAVUENI–MARIAKANI BYPASS 📍 Location: Along the Mavueni–Mariakani Bypass 📐 Plot Size: 100 × 100 ft — approximately 10,000 sq ft / 929 sqm 💰 Asking Price: KSh 2,200,000 💵 Approx. USD: USD 17,050 Based on an indicative rate of KSh 129/USD. PROPERTY…

Land for sale in Kilifi, Kilifi County

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Beachfront Property in chumani This exquisite 10-acre beachfront property is nestled in the breathtaking locale of Chumani, located in Kilifi County. It boasts a premier first-row position that grants captivating vistas of the unspoiled white sands meeting the turquoise waters of…

Land for sale in Kilifi, Kilifi County

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MARIAKANI KILIFI, For sale prime 10 acres land touching the road, located at mariakani, the land is strategically located at an area mainly dominated by residential properties, trucks yards, the plot is very ideal for farming, plots subdivisions, construction of residential home…

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