Land in Kenya, with the title story told up front.

Choose freehold or leasehold, buy or lease, residential or commercial. Every plot is listed with its particulars so you can compare before you visit.

Freehold

You own the land outright with no fixed end date, and can sell, subdivide or pass it on, subject to planning rules.

Leasehold

You hold the land for a fixed term, such as 99 years. Always check the years remaining, the ground rent and how renewal works.

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A brochure is not a land search.

Use a qualified advocate and surveyor to verify the parcel independently. Check amenities and utilities on the ground rather than assuming them from a listing.

Title and ownership

Have an advocate run an official search and review ownership, encumbrances, rates and rent.

Beacons and access

Ask a licensed surveyor to confirm the boundaries, acreage, beacons and legal road access.

Zoning and permitted use

Confirm county planning conditions, subdivision status and what the parcel may actually be used for.

Utilities on the ground

Check the real availability and cost of water, power, drainage and roads before you commit.

Read the Kenyan buying guide
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