Land for Sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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Beachfront Property for Sale This prime parcel of 3.5 acres of beachfront property is a stunning opportunity located in Watamu, near Paparemo. Situated in the first row facing a pristine white sandy beach, this property offers a breathtaking coastal experience. With its expansive…

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Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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4 Acres of Prime Cliff Seafront Land – Watamu, Malindi Price: Kshs 25 Million per Acre (Approx. USD 192,300 per Acre) Total: Kshs 100 Million / Approx. USD 769,200 Perimeter Wall Enclosing Entire Plot – Secure & Well-Defined Boundaries ⸻ A Unique Coastal Jewel on the Indian Ocean…

Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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For sale several quater acres plots located in watamu kilifi county,the plots are located at the heart of watamu,its boasting and strategically located at a cool and quite environment where tourism and residential life meets,its very ideal for the construction of holliday…

Choose from land for sale in Watamu with an average price of KES 95M and average plot sizes around 11,200m². Sea-view plots are readily available, with some priced around KES 101M. Many listings are also close to schools, shopping centres, hospitals and bus stops.

Watamu in Kilifi sits along the Malindi–Mombasa Road (B8), with Malindi Airport about 20 kilometres away and matatus, minibuses, taxis and ride-hailing available locally. Buyers can find Watamu Primary School and WABARA Secondary School nearby, while recreation includes Watamu Marine National Park, Gede Ruins, Watamu Beach, Turtle Bay and the Bio-Ken Snake Farm.

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Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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🏝️ 15-Acre Prime Beachfront Property – Watamu Beach, Kilifi County Asking Price: Total (15 acres): KSh 450,000,000 (≈ USD 3,435,000) Tenure: Freehold Title Deed ⸻ Property Overview: An outstanding investment opportunity awaits in Watamu Beach, Kilifi County – a 15-acre first-row…

Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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For sale 4 acres prime second raw beach land watamu,located at prime areas of watamu at coastal tourist hub.watamu is a small coastal city known for its hosting international tourist,its located about 3 kms from malindi town and about 2.8km to malindi international airport,watamu…

Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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Ultra-Prime Beachfront Development Opportunity in Watamu Presenting a truly rare and prestigious investment opportunity in the heart of Watamu. This exceptional **4-acre beachfront property** features **160 meters of pristine white sandy beach frontage**, offering uninterrupted…

Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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These are 10 acres Beach plot located in Jacaranda asking price is 26m per acre ✅Very ideal for a commercial or residential development. ✅Water and electricity on site ✅Very accessible via Jacaranda avenue ✅A tourist destination ✅Sorrounded by UNESCO world heritage sites ✅Sold as…

Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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**Prime Beachfront Land for Sale – Watamu** An exceptional opportunity to own **3 acres of prime beachfront land in Watamu**, directly touching the beautiful **sandy beach** and the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. This rare property offers breathtaking ocean views, natural…

Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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Ultra-Prime 5-Acre Beachfront Parcel for Sale – Watamu’s Most Prestigious Coastline Location: Watamu, Kenya | Size: 5 Acres | Price: KES 40 Million per Acre (Approx. EUR 280,000 per Acre) A rare investment opportunity awaits along one of Watamu’s most elite beachfront strips…

Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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🌊 Prime 18-Acre First Row Beachfront Plot – Kivulini, Malindi Asking Price: KES 13 Million per Acre Total Price: KES 234 Million Approx. USD: $100,000 per Acre (Total: $1.8 Million) Tenure: Freehold Title Deed ⸻ Property Overview: Presenting an exceptional opportunity to acquire…

Land for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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🌴 **Prime Beachfront Land for Sale in Watamu!** 🌊 Escape to paradise with this stunning 3.2-acre second-row beach plot just 2 km from Watamu, opposite Kanani Primary School. Located next to the tarmac Watamu-Malindi road, with piped fresh water and electricity—ready for your…

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