Land for Sale in Nairobi

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Land for sale in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Prime 0.55-acre redevelopment land available in Kileleshwa. The plot features a gently sloping red-soil terrain, a rectangular shape, and a full boundary enclosure. It is well-served by tarmacked access roads, with mains water and electricity already connected. The neighborhood…

Land for sale in Kitisuru, Westlands

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An exceptional opportunity to own 0.6 acres of prime land in the prestigious Kitisuru neighborhood. Nestled in a serene and secure environment, this property offers the perfect setting for a luxurious family home or an exclusive development project. Surrounded by lush greenery…

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Choose from land for sale in Nairobi with an average price of KES 153M and average plot size around 84200m². It’s common to find listings close to schools, shopping centres, hospitals and bus stops, while scenic views are also a popular feature in local listings.

Nairobi offers strong connectivity for land buyers, with access via Mombasa Road, Thika Road and the Southern Bypass, plus Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and the Nairobi SGR. Key amenities include the University of Nairobi, Strathmore University, Karura Forest, Nairobi National Park, Westgate Mall and Village Market.

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Commercial Land for sale in Riverside, Westlands

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Prime 0.8 Acre Land for Sale – Riverside Drive An exceptional investment opportunity in one of Nairobi's most prestigious addresses. 📍 Location: Riverside Drive, Nairobi📐 Size: 0.8 Acre💰 Price: KSh 450 Million Ideal for high-end residential apartments, offices, or mixed-use…

Land for sale in Karen, Nairobi

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In the heart of the welcoming, serene and tranquil karen suburb is this amazing 1 acre with clean TITLE DEED going for 70M located in a residential gated community Amenities in the Karen community; There are several shopping centers and malls e g. The Hub, Waterfront mall, The…

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Residential Land for sale in Kitisuru, Westlands

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This expansive 4.7-acre residential land located in Old Kitisuru, Westlands, Kenya, offers an exceptional opportunity for development or private estate creation. The property boasts a serene and naturally lush environment with mature trees and fertile red soil, ideal for…

Land for sale in Thigiri, Westlands

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1 ACRE PRIME LAND FOR SALE – THIGIRI An exceptional opportunity to own 1 acre of prime land in Thigiri, located in one of Nairobi’s most exclusive and serene residential neighborhoods. The property currently includes an older 6-bedroom residence with a guest wing, which can be…

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