Titled Land for Sale in Nairobi | Verified Title Deeds 2025

Discover high-value titled land for sale in Nairobi, offering secure ownership with clean title deeds. Perfect for residential, commercial, or investment purposes. Prices range from Ksh 2 million per acre to Ksh 10 million for prime plots. Explore available options today!

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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
Prime 1acre Near SGR
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  • KES 85,000,000
Land in Naivasha, Selling at 580,000
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  • KES 580,000
100*100 Titled on Sale at Utawala
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  • KES 15,000,000
3.2 Acres Narumoru at Per Acre
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  • KES 900,000
Residential Plots for Sale Below 1 M in Ngong Kimuka
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  • KES 1,000,000
Plots for Sale Near Vitis Along Ngong Suswa Road
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  • KES 1,200,000
Affordable Plots on Sale in Juja Farm-Mwireri
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  • KES 900,000

Titled Land for Sale in Nairobi

Nairobi offers some of the most sought-after titled land in Kenya, with secure ownership and clear documentation. Whether you're looking for residential, commercial, or agricultural land, our listings feature prime parcels with verified title deeds.

Land Market Overview in Nairobi

The Nairobi land market remains robust, with steady appreciation rates due to infrastructure developments and urbanization. Key areas such as Karen, Runda, and Lang'ata offer premium titled land, while emerging zones like Ruai and Ngong provide affordable options.

Types of Titled Land Available

Land TypeAverage Price RangePopular AreasTypical Sizes
Residential Titled LandKsh 5M - Ksh 20M per acreKaren, Runda, Kitisuru1/8 acre to 5 acres
Commercial Titled LandKsh 10M - Ksh 50M per acreWestlands, Upper Hill1/4 acre to 2 acres
Agricultural Titled LandKsh 2M - Ksh 8M per acreRuai, Ngong, Kajiado5 acres and above

Land Investment Potential

  • Infrastructure Projects: Ongoing road expansions and new highways enhance accessibility.
  • Appreciation Rates: Annual appreciation of 10-15% in prime areas.
  • Zoning Flexibility: Mixed-use zoning allows diverse development opportunities.
  • Title Deed Availability: All listed properties have clean, transferable titles.

Technical Details of Titled Land in Nairobi

  • Title Deed Status: Ready for transfer (individual or mother title).
  • Land Tenure: Freehold (99 years) or leasehold (50+ years remaining).
  • Zoning: Residential, commercial, agricultural, or mixed-use.
  • Topography: Flat to gently sloping; suitable for construction.
  • Soil Type: Red soil (ideal for building) or black cotton (agricultural).
  • Access Roads: Tarmac or all-weather murram roads.
  • Utilities: Water and electricity available or easily connectable.
Have Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

You can verify a title deed at the Ministry of Lands or through a lawyer. Ensure the seller provides the original title, search certificate, and land rates clearance certificate.

The minimum plot size varies by zone: typically 1/8 acre for residential areas and 1/4 acre for commercial zones. Agricultural land starts from 1 acre.

Yes, zoning laws dictate approved uses (residential/commercial). You'll need approval from the county government and must adhere to setback rules.

With all documents ready, transfer takes 30-60 days at the Ministry of Lands. Delays may occur if there are disputes or missing paperwork.

Yes, but you must follow county subdivision guidelines, obtain survey plans, and pay requisite fees. Minimum sizes apply based on zoning.
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