Freehold Land for Sale in Muranga | Absolute Ownership Plots 2025

Discover prime freehold land for sale in Muranga County with absolute ownership rights. Our carefully vetted listings include agricultural, residential and commercial plots with ready title deeds, clear access roads and development potential. Prices range from Ksh 1.2 million per acre for larger parcels to Ksh 4 million for premium quarter-acre plots in high-demand areas.

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Kikuyu Kerwa Prime and Affordable Plots
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  • KES 2,000,000
Maanzoni: 5 Acres Commercial
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  • KES 17,000,000
47acres for Sale in Mulinge Scheme
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  • KES 4,500,000
53 Acres In Lukenya
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  • KES 3,500,000
Lavington: 1.3 Acre for Sale
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  • KES 350,000,000
7.5 Acres Behind Nice Lovely. Msa Rd
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  • KES 85,000,000
Prime 10 Acres Commercial for Sale
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  • KES 25,000,000
Plots on Sale Opposite Maroroi Gardens
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  • KES 1,100,000
Half Acre Plot for Sale in Garden Estate
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  • KES 40,000,000
5.8 Acres in Uti Thika
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  • KES 180,000,000
Kikuyu Plots for Sale(Muguga Thamanda)
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  • KES 6,000,000
(Quarter) 1/4acre of Land at Makutano-Kirwara
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  • KES 1,400,000
Plots in Kitengela 50 by 100, 500mtrs Off Tarmac.
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  • KES 1,350,000
Located Behind Quiver Lounge Kitengela
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  • KES 4,600,000

Freehold Land for Sale in Muranga

Muranga County offers some of Central Kenya's most sought-after freehold land parcels with absolute ownership rights. The region's stable land market, favorable climate and proximity to Nairobi make it ideal for long-term investment.

Freehold Land Market Overview

The Muranga freehold land market shows consistent 8-12% annual appreciation, with particularly strong demand along the Kenol-Sagana-Marua highway corridor. Current infrastructure projects including the Thika Superhighway extension are boosting values.

Key Freehold Land Areas

  • Kangari: Agricultural zones with fertile red soil (Ksh 1.2-1.8M/acre)
  • Kiharu: Emerging residential areas near Maragua (Ksh 2.5-3.5M/acre)
  • Gatanga: Scenic hillside plots with panoramic views (Ksh 3-4M/acre)

Freehold Land Availability

Land TypeAverage Price RangePopular AreasTitle Status
Agricultural FreeholdKsh 1.2-2M/acreKandara, KigumoReady Title
Residential FreeholdKsh 2.5-4M/acreMaragua, MakuyuMother Title
Commercial FreeholdKsh 3-6M/acreKenol, Muranga TownSectional Title

Investment Advantages

  • Absolute ownership: No lease renewals or restrictions
  • Flexible use: Convert between agricultural/residential/commercial as needed
  • Strong infrastructure: Over 80% of listed parcels have accessible murram roads
  • Water availability: Most areas have piped water or viable borehole potential

Technical Specifications

The majority of freehold land in Muranga features:

  • Topography: Gentle to moderate slopes (5-15 degree gradient)
  • Soil type: Fertile red volcanic soil with good drainage
  • Access: Year-round murram roads (60% of listings) or tarmac access (25%)
  • Sizes available: From quarter-acre residential plots to 50+ acre agricultural parcels

Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Genuine freehold land comes with either a Certificate of Title (Green Card) or Title Deed issued by the Muranga Lands Registry. Always verify at the county lands office before purchase.

Yes, freehold land can be subdivided after obtaining necessary approvals from the County Physical Planning Department and Survey of Kenya. Minimum plot sizes vary by zone (typically 1/8 acre for urban areas).

While freehold gives more flexibility than leasehold, all constructions must comply with county zoning laws and obtain proper approvals. Some areas have height restrictions or require environmental impact assessments.

Freehold grants permanent ownership while leasehold is temporary (typically 99 years). Freehold has no ground rents or renewal fees, and owners can modify land use within zoning regulations.

Most parcels have accessible murram roads (60%), with electricity available within 500m (75% of listings). Water availability varies - some areas have piped supply while others require boreholes.
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