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Faraja Gardens Kamangu Diaspora Exclusive

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Faraja Gardens Kamangu

Kamangu Kikuyu - 25 miles from Nairobi CBD

Faraja Gardens is an exclusive AMCCO Properties development featuring just 30 freehold plots in the peaceful, fast-growing Kamangu area of Kikuyu corridor. Priced at Approx. $8,204 all-inclusive, the project offers flat plots, naturally draining red soil, graded access roads, electricity and piped water on site. Located approximately 3.1 miles from Kamangu Shopping Centre and (24.9 miles) from Nairobi CBD, Faraja Gardens is ideal for Kenyans in the diaspora, first-time land buyers and families planning to build a home or invest in Kenya. Title transfer is stated to be completed within 30 days of full payment, subject to the applicable process.

  • Individual title deeds Clean, verifiable title for every plot
  • Free virtual site visits See your plot live on a video call
  • Buy from anywhere The whole purchase can be done online

Project Features

Faraja Gardens, Kamangu - Find Your Peace. Secure Your Piece of Kenya.

Faraja means peace, comfort and solace. At Faraja Gardens, the name reflects the vision behind this exclusive AMCCO Properties development: a peaceful residential setting where you can secure land, plan your future home and establish lasting roots in Kenya.

Located in Kamangu, within the Kikuyu corridor of Kiambu County, Faraja Gardens offers just 30 plots for buyers seeking a quieter environment with access to the wider Nairobi metropolitan area.

Whether you live in Kenya or are planning your next investment from Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom or elsewhere abroad, Faraja Gardens gives you an opportunity to own land in Kenya while preparing for the future on your terms.

Faraja Gardens is situated in the Kamangu area, approximately 3.1 miles from Kamangu Shopping Centre and about 24.9 miles from Nairobi CBD. The development is near Ndiguini Catholic Church and within the wider Kikuyu residential corridor.

Faraja Gardens combines a peaceful setting with access to established residential areas, schools, healthcare facilities and everyday amenities.

The development features:

  1. Flat plots for residential development.

  2. Naturally draining red soil.

  3. Electricity and piped water available on site.

  4. Well-graded internal access roads.

  5. A concrete-pole perimeter fence.

  6. A well-finished entrance.

Neighbouring construction is beginning, creating the foundations of a growing residential community.

Nearby Schools, Healthcare and Places of Worship

Faraja Gardens is within reach of facilities serving the wider Kamangu and Kikuyu area.

Schools and education

  1. Damacrest Kamangu Campus

  2. Uthiru Genesis

  3. Ndiguini Primary School

  4. Precious Hope

  5. Moi Girls High School, Kamangu

Healthcare

  1. Orthodox Hospital, Kamangu

  2. Oakwood Hospital

  3. Lifecare Multispeciality

  4. Kikuyu Hospital

Contact AMCCO Properties through 0720009005 to request the location pin, current plot availability, title documentation, site-visit arrangements and payment options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the plots at Faraja Gardens freehold?

Yes. Faraja Gardens is a freehold project with individual title deeds for its plots.

How long does title transfer take?

Title transfer is completed within 30 days of full payment.

Buy Land In 5 Simple Steps

From browsing to receiving your title deed — the entire process can be completed online, from anywhere in the world.

Step 1

Choose Your Project

Browse verified plots online with photos, pricing and video tours.

Step 2

Attend a Virtual Tour

We walk you through the land live on a video call from wherever you are.

Step 3

Verify Documents

We send full title documentation for independent verification at the Ministry of Lands.

Step 4

Make Secure Payment

Pay via international bank transfer, M-Pesa, or through NCBA / Co-operative Bank financing.

Step 5

Receive Your Title Deed

Your individual title deed is delivered - to Kenya or internationally - in as little as 30 days.

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