Residential Land for Sale in Nakuru County

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Residential Land for sale in Naivasha, Nakuru County

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Plots for sale in Kipkonyo Naivasha, only 6km from Kongoni Lodge off the Moi south Lake road. Amenities are Water & Electricity 600m Away, Ready Titles,free site visits, Flexible payment plan of 6months at Kes 370,000 and deposit of Kes 70,000, Cash Price of kes 350,000.

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Residential Land for sale in Naivasha, Nakuru County

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Our Ziwani Ridge 4 property in Naivasha is currently ready and available for sale. If you are looking for a convenient location to invest in with all basic amenities available both on and near site, we are happy to announce that this is it! Good ambience due to the scenic views…

Step into ownership with residential land for sale in Nakuru, with average prices around KES 814K and typical plot sizes near 240 m². You’ll find many options that include access to schools, hospitals, bus stops and shopping centres, while scenic views are a popular feature in local plots.

Nakuru is well connected for land buyers, with the A104 linking Nairobi and western Kenya, matatus and buses across town, and passenger rail from Nakuru Railway Station. Nearby are Egerton University, Nakuru High School and Moi Forces Academy, plus recreation at Lake Nakuru National Park, Menengai Crater and Westside Mall.

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Residential Land for sale in Naivasha, Nakuru County

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Get a 50×100 plot in Naivasha for KSh 650K with Mt. Longonot views, good access roads, and clear legal titles. 📞 Call/WhatsApp: 📍 Book a site visit today! #Naivasha #LongonotView #LandForSale #RealEstate #LetashWorld

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