736,554 m² Land in Narok

NAROK- BOMET 128 ACRES AT KSHS 210,000,000/- The land is located in Narok County approximately 30 kilometers along the road connecting Narok and Bomet Towns. The land borders both that highway, and the Ewaso Nyiro river. The primary economic activities in Narok County are agriculture, tourism and trade. Agriculture includes mostly livestock farming, and growing of different types of crops. These are major sources of income for residents, with many households relying on them. Maasai Mara Game Reserve in the area attracts numerous tourists worldwide as major tourism destination, particularly during the Great Wildebeest migration. The county is actively involved in tourism development and promotion through initiatives like the Maasai Mara Wildlife Conservation Association (MMWCA). Trade also plays a significant role in the local economy. Narok town is a major trading hub, with various businesses and markets operating within the county. Trade activities include the sale of agriculture products, livestock, and also other unrelated goods. In the past, this land was used for farming horticulture, avocado and grazing which has since been abandoned. The farming relied on irrigation from the river and two dams that are on the land. Farming still remains a very viable use for the land. Other developments available are a farm office, a working irrigation equipment room and tractors. The entire land has irrigation pipes connected to 75% of the land. Besides farming, the land is ideal for hospitality investments to serve travelers to Bomet, Masai Mara Game Reserve, Kericho and other areas in Western and Nyanza regions. The land has access to many resources such as: 1) River water that feeds two dams that irrigate the whole land 24/7. 2) It fronts major highway from Narok to Bomet and provides easy transport of the farm produce to the local and export markets. 3) A 3-phase power line to run the irrigation system and secure the entire land with an electric fence