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Residential Land for sale in Juja Farm, Juja

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This residential land in Juja Farm, Vatican Area, offers a prime opportunity for investment or building your dream home. Spanning an area of 465 square meters (50 by 100 feet), the plot is situated along a well-maintained dirt road with visible utility poles, ensuring access to…

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Residential Land for sale in Juja Farm, Juja

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La'Mbogo View Court in Juja Farm offers residential land plots of 465 m² each, perfectly positioned to provide stunning scenic views of Mt. Kilimambogo. This prime and accessible location is just 3 km from Juja Farm Shopping Centre, ensuring convenience while being immersed in a…

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Residential Land for sale in Juja Farm, Juja

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Are you looking for a place to buy, build and settle your family? Look no further We Gemac Properties offers you this solution in the fast growing Juja Farm area in an already build up neighborhood. With easy access from the tarmac just 5minutes drive through an all-weather road…

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Residential Land for sale in Juja, Kiambu County

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This Juja Mastore residential plot for sale offers a prime development opportunity within the growing Juja area of Kenya. The land is flat and spacious with clear boundaries marked by natural vegetation, providing a blank canvas for building your dream home or residential…

Residential Land for sale in Juja, Kiambu County

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Strategic Development Land in High-Growth Juja Area Unlock the possibilities with this 5-acre parcel of prime land in Juja South, perfectly positioned along the main road and ready for development. Whether you're planning to build apartments, a shopping center, a school, or a…

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