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50x100 Commercial Plot For Sale | Rukubi-Kanyariri Road, Western bypass
200m from Nairobi Western Bypass | On Rukubi-Kanyariri Tarmac Road | Kiambu County The Nairobi Western Bypass connects Gitaru on the Southern Bypass to Ruaka on the Northern Bypass, a four-lane dual carriageway that has fundamentally redrawn accessibility in this corridor. Rukubi-Kanyariri tarmac
200m from Nairobi Western Bypass | On Rukubi-Kanyariri Tarmac Road | Kiambu County
The Nairobi Western Bypass connects Gitaru on the Southern Bypass to Ruaka on the Northern Bypass, a four-lane dual carriageway that has fundamentally redrawn accessibility in this corridor. Rukubi-Kanyariri tarmac road intersects with it directly.
This plot sits 200 metres from that intersection. Commercial zoning. On tarmac. In a location that now ties into the Southern Bypass, Northern Bypass, and Nairobi-Nakuru Highway.
Land on feeder roads to major infrastructure does not stay at pre-infrastructure prices indefinitely. At Ksh 7M for a 50×100 commercial plot this close to the bypass, the window is still open.
Two bedroom units around this area go from upwards of Ksh 25,000.
Contact us for viewing.
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Price: KES 7,000,000
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