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DADAR Properties and Estate: land for sale across Kenya and trained horses

At DADAR we sell residential and commercial land across Kenya, and horses we have trained ourselves.

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Plots for sale Horses for sale

Land

Across Kenya, from the city to the coast. Open a plot to see it. Prices are on enquiry.

At DADAR, we do two things. We sell land across Kenya, and we sell horses we have trained ourselves.

Our land is both residential and commercial, in cities, towns and along the coast. Each plot is here with its title type and its zoning, so you know what you could build before you visit.

Our horses are ridden most days, and each one is sold for the work it already does.

Size up a plot

Kenyan agents quote land in fifty-by-hundreds. An acre holds about 8.7 of them, or 4,047 square metres. Slide to see what a size looks like.

1 acre

Each block is one plot of 50 by 100 feet.

See the plots

Where the land is

From viewing to title

You keep your money until the search is back clean. Your own advocate checks every step, and the title is registered at the Ministry of Lands in your name.

Before you pay

  • Walk the beacons on site1 day
  • Official land search1–3 days
  • Your advocate reviews the title1 week

Agreement

  • Sale agreement and 10% deposit1 week
  • Rates and rent clearances2 weeks

Transfer

  • Government valuation, stamp duty3 weeks
  • Balance paid, transfer lodged3 weeks
Title in your name8–12 weeks

Horses

Each one trained for a job, and ready to do it.

Ask about this horse Full details
A rider walking a horse across open savanna toward a herd of zebra

Schooled in open country

A horse that has seen zebra, dust and long dry miles is calm almost everywhere else. Each one is schooled for one job, ridden most days, and sold with its history.

Come and ride before you decide. Bring your own vet if you like.

Before you ask

How do I know the title is good? You run an official search before any money moves, on Ardhi Sasa or at the local land registry, and your own advocate reads the results. We expect you to.

Can a foreign national buy? Under the Constitution of Kenya, non-citizens can hold land on a lease of up to 99 years, and that applies even if the plot is freehold today. Your advocate will set it out.

How much is it? Prices are on enquiry. Tell us which plot or horse you have in mind and we will come back to you.

What costs come with buying land? Stamp duty is 4% of the value in towns and cities, and 2% elsewhere. Allow for advocate fees, valuation and registration as well.

Can I pay in instalments? On some plots. Tell us which one, and we will say what the seller will accept.

Can I build right up to the beach? No. Beach plots have a setback from the high-water mark, and building on the coast needs a NEMA licence. Your architect will confirm the line for the plot you choose.

Are the boundaries marked? A surveyor can point out the beacons at your viewing. If any are missing, they can be re-established before completion.

Can I try a horse first? Yes. Ride at the stable, and come back a second time if you want to.

Can my vet examine the horse? Yes, and we recommend it. A pre-purchase examination by a vet you choose is welcome on any horse.

Can you deliver a horse? We can arrange a horsebox from the stable to your yard.

A stone stable yard with horses at their doors

Arrange a viewing

Land
Across Kenya, by appointment
Horses
By appointment