Agricultural land with a borehole for sale in Makindu, Makueni

200-acre livestock land touching seasonal River Kiboko

Black cotton soil farmland for sale in Makindu, Kenya

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200 Acres of land for sale in Makindu Makueni County for Sale – KSh 400,000 Per Acre

Per Acre Ksh400,000

Description

Property Overview

200 acres of land for sale in Makindu, Makueni County, at an asking price of KSh 400,000 per acre. Located in Makindu Ward, Kibwezi West, the property is ideal for agricultural and livestock activities. The land touches the seasonal River Kiboko and features black cotton soil. A borehole is already on site, providing an existing water source to consider for agricultural operations and livestock management. The property is held under freehold tenure and is located approximately 18 kilometres off Mombasa Road. With its substantial acreage, river frontage and existing borehole, this property offers an opportunity for large-scale agricultural or livestock use.

200 Acres of Agricultural Land for Sale in Makindu

This 200-acre freehold property in Makindu, Makueni County, for buyers seeking a substantial parcel of land for agriculture, livestock keeping or related rural activities.

The property is situated in Makindu Ward, Kibwezi West, within Makueni County. Its large size makes it suitable for consideration by agricultural investors, farmers and livestock operators looking for land to support their operations.

The land touches River Kiboko, a seasonal river, and features black cotton soil. A borehole is already on site, providing an existing water source that may be considered when planning agricultural activities and livestock management.

The asking price is KSh 400,000 per acre, bringing the total asking price for the full 200 acres to KSh 80 million.

Property Details and Asking Price

The main features of this property are outlined below:

Property type: Agricultural and livestock land
Land size: 200 acres
Location: Makindu Ward, Kibwezi West, Makueni County, Kenya
Asking price per acre: KSh 400,000
Total asking price: KSh 80,000,000
Soil type: Black cotton soil
Water feature: Touches seasonal River Kiboko
Water infrastructure: Borehole on site
Land tenure: Freehold title
Distance from Mombasa Road: Approximately 18 kilometres

These features make the property worth considering for buyers seeking a large agricultural holding in Makindu.

Land Suitable for Agriculture and Livestock

We are marketing this property primarily for agricultural and livestock use. Its 200-acre size offers room for buyers to evaluate different farming and livestock management activities according to their operational plans.

The land may be considered for crop farming, livestock keeping or a combination of agricultural activities, depending on soil conditions, water availability, rainfall patterns and the intended farming system.

The black cotton soil is a defining characteristic of the property. Buyers planning agricultural operations can assess its suitability for their preferred crops or land-management practices through a site inspection and appropriate soil evaluation.

The property’s extensive acreage also provides an opportunity for agricultural operators seeking to establish or expand their land base within Makueni County.

Seasonal River Kiboko

One of the property’s notable features is that the land touches River Kiboko, a seasonal river.

The river frontage provides a natural geographical feature that buyers may wish to consider when evaluating the land for agricultural or livestock purposes. Since River Kiboko is seasonal, its flow and water availability may vary depending on rainfall and seasonal conditions.

We recommend assessing the river frontage and surrounding land during a site visit to understand the property’s layout and how the river relates to the intended agricultural activities.

The presence of the river should not be taken as a guarantee of year-round water availability.

Borehole on Site

The property has a borehole on site, an existing feature worth considering for agricultural operations and livestock management.

Water planning is an important part of large-scale farming. An on-site borehole may contribute to the property’s water infrastructure, depending on its condition, yield and suitability for the intended use.

Buyers can assess the borehole’s operational status, water output and quality as part of their evaluation of the property. These details are particularly relevant when planning livestock operations, irrigation or other water-dependent agricultural activities.

The combination of a borehole and the land’s location along a seasonal river provides two water-related features for prospective purchasers to examine.

Black Cotton Soil

The land features black cotton soil, which is an important consideration when evaluating agricultural property.

Black cotton soil can have different characteristics depending on local conditions, including its response to wet and dry weather. Its suitability varies by crop, drainage conditions and the agricultural practices used.

We encourage prospective buyers to assess the soil and drainage across the property before deciding on a farming system. This can help determine suitable crops, land preparation requirements and other management considerations.

For livestock operations, buyers can also evaluate the land’s suitability for grazing, fodder production or other supporting agricultural activities based on the property’s actual conditions.

Freehold Title

The property is offered under freehold tenure, an important detail for buyers considering a substantial land acquisition.

At Mkaazi Real Estate, we encourage interested purchasers to review the property’s title documentation and confirm the registered acreage, ownership details and parcel boundaries as part of the purchase process.

Given the size of the property, prospective buyers may also wish to confirm access arrangements and any relevant land-use requirements before proceeding.

Location and Access

The land is located in Makindu Ward, Kibwezi West, Makueni County, approximately 18 kilometres off Mombasa Road, according to the property information provided.

This location is relevant for buyers evaluating agricultural land in Makueni County and considering access for farm operations, equipment, supplies and livestock transportation.

Why Consider This 200-Acre Property?

We present this property as an opportunity for buyers seeking a sizeable agricultural holding with several notable features:

200 acres of land for large-scale agricultural or livestock activities.
Black cotton soil for evaluation against the buyer’s intended farming system.
Seasonal River Kiboko frontage, with the land touching the river.
A borehole on site, providing existing water infrastructure to assess.
Freehold title, as specified in the property details.
A clear asking price of KSh 400,000 per acre, equivalent to KSh 80 million for the entire parcel.

Together, these features make the property worth considering for agricultural investors, farmers and livestock operators seeking a large parcel in Makindu.