Residential Land for Sale in Naivasha, Nakuru County
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This prime one-acre residential land in Naivasha offers a unique opportunity to invest in a highly accessible location near major hotels, ideal for residential development or a serene getaway. The land features expansive open space with lush greenery, bordered by natural hedges…
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Discover this prime 1/8 acre residential land in Naivasha, offering stunning views of the lake and surrounding landscapes. The property is well-positioned near top hotels, making it an excellent investment or ideal location for your dream home. The land is fenced with clear…
Prime 1/8 Acre in Naivasha | Stunning Lake Views & Near Top Hotels
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Naivasha Residential Land for sale Land for Sale in Naivasha just 3.5 Kms off Moi South Lake Road . Introducing Pana Ranch, where modern living meets the serenity of nature. Our masterplan encompasses Approximate 1/2 acre plots, offering the perfect canvas for your dream holiday…
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Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 50 by 100 residential plots in the beautiful Naivasha area, ideal for building your dream home or investing in prime land. These spacious plots offer a vast, well-cleared terrain with rich, fertile soil surrounded by verdant greenery and…
Build your future on residential land in Naivasha, with asking prices around KES 814K and plot sizes averaging 240m². It’s common to find listings near schools, hospitals, bus stops and shopping centres, while some properties have scenic views.
Naivasha in Nakuru is well linked by the Nairobi-Nakuru Highway, with matatus, buses and the Naivasha railway station making travel easier. Buyers can also reach schools like Naivasha Girls Secondary School and Longonot High School, while leisure spots include Lake Naivasha, Hell’s Gate National Park and Crescent Island Game Park.
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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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This prime residential land located in Naivasha offers a unique opportunity to own a peaceful and scenic piece of property with stunning views of Lake Naivasha and the surrounding mountains. The plot is fenced and secured with a gate marked "Lakeview Garden Phase 7," providing a…
Prime land with views of Lake Naivasha -1/8
Naivasha, Nakuru County
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This one-acre plot in Naivasha offers a prime opportunity to own land with breathtaking scenic views of Lake Naivasha and its surrounding natural landscape. The terrain is lush and gently rolling, covered in vibrant green vegetation under a wide open sky dotted with picturesque…
One Acre With Scenic Views Of Lake Naivasha
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…
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Suswa 1,000 Acres of Prime Land for Sale Suswa offers a major land investment opportunity with 1,000 acres strategically located near the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) and Inland Container Depot. This expansive property is ideal for logistics and warehousing, industrial…
Suswa 1,000 Acres of Prime Land for Sale
Naivasha, Nakuru County
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Naivasha Residential Land for sale Introducing Pana Ranch, where modern living meets the serenity of nature. The property is located 3.5 kms off Moi South Lake Road, at the heart of a private ranch, it offers proximity to iconic recreation sites, including Mt Longonot, Lake…
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