Residential Land for Sale in Nairobi

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Residential Land for sale in Lavington, Nairobi

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Its about 1.2 acres asking 220m negotiable. Im direct with owner' no other agent.The property is connected to all utilities (water, electricity, and sewage). There road is fully tarmacked The property is in a quiet residential area surrounded with no noisy entertainment venues…

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Residential Land for sale in Kitisuru, Westlands

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0.5 Acre Land for Sale Nestled in a serene and highly sought-after enclave just behind the International School of Kenya (ISK), this magnificent 0.5-acre plot offers a rare blend of privacy, prestige, and high-yield potential. Tucked away in a quiet, secluded cul-de-sac, the…

Choose from residential land for sale in Nairobi, with plots starting from KES 490K and an average price of KES 127M. Average plot size is about 4,100m². Listings are widely available near schools, shopping centres, hospitals and bus stops, with scenic views readily available across listings.

Nairobi offers good access for residential land buyers, with links via Mombasa Road, Thika Road and the Southern Bypass, plus matatus, buses and Commuter Rail. In and around Nairobi are schools like the University of Nairobi, Strathmore University and Braeburn, with recreation spots such as Karura Forest, Nairobi National Park, Uhuru Park, Westgate Mall and Village Market.

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Residential Land for sale in Embakasi, Nairobi

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Quick sale 33ft x 66ft plot in Tassia, Embakasi for sale Ready transfer through NSSF Zoned for mixed residential/commercial use Proximity to Eastern Bypass (5-10 minutes drive) Proximity to JKIA (15 minutes) Existing infrastructure including tarmac access roads Electricity and…

Residential Land for sale in Kiambu Road, Nairobi

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Located in Migaa Golf Estate at Acacia, this 50 by 100 plot is ideal for residential unit in an area that's rapidly developing within Migaa Golf Estate. Amenities include; Golf course, water activities, swimming pool, vast space for cycling, jogging and evening walks.

Residential Land for sale in Karen, Nairobi

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This is an exceptional opportunity to buy into something truly unique. These 0.57 and 0.67 acre commercial plots sit within a comprehensive subdivision scheme, enjoying a prime location and peaceful surround. The plot will be serviced and sits in a very prime position, enjoying…

Residential Land for sale in Karen, Nairobi

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Freehold land , One acre touching the road, Red soil,mature indigenous trees,water and electricity on site, city council water and borehole water, lifestyle and community. Good for residential

Residential Land for sale in Parklands, Westlands

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FOR SALE: Property in Parklands A 0.5-acre property is available for redevelopment, located off Parklands Road. This rectangular plot has a slight slope and features an old double-storey house. Both electricity and water services are connected to the property, and the adjacent…

Residential Land for sale in Runda, Westlands

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An exceptional half-acre vacant plot located in the highly sought-after neighbourhood of Runda is now on the market. It is conveniently located close to top international schools, the United Nations, the US Embassy, and major shoppings malls. The land is flat, well-drained, and…

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Residential Land for sale in Kitisuru, Westlands

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A prime 4-acre parcel in Kitisuru West, offering an excellent opportunity for developers looking to create a premium townhouse community in one of Nairobi’s fast-growing residential corridors. 🏡 Ideal for: Townhouse development 📍 Location: Kitisuru West 💰 Price: KES 85 Million…

Residential Land for sale in Imara Daima, Nairobi

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This is an 1/8th-acre plot located within the developing neighborhood of Imara Daima, approximately 1.5 Kilometres off Mombasa Road.The plot is rectangular in shape surrounded by a perimeter wall for easier identification and planning. It is situated in a prime location…

Residential Land for sale in Karen, Nairobi

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Prime 1-Acre Fully Serviced Plots in a Gated Community in Karen ** Discover a well-connected and beautiful community that offers a true sense of belonging—a place you will proudly call home. **Community Amenities** - Perimeter wall with an electric fence - Connected water and…

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