Overview
- Category
- For Sale
- Updated On:
- September 30, 2026
Property Description
This land for sale in Vipingo comprises over 100 acres in the Pazuri area, already subdivided into 10-acre blocks, offered at KSh 9 million per acre with views of both the sea and the highway.

Already subdivided into blocks
The parcel comes subdivided into 10-acre blocks, which changes the proposition considerably. A buyer can acquire a single block, several, or the whole parcel, without funding and waiting through a subdivision process themselves.
For a developer, that flexibility means you can match the acquisition to your capital and phase further purchases as a scheme proves itself. For an investor holding rather than building, a 10-acre block is a manageable entry into coastal land at a scale that remains straightforward to resell.
Sea views across the site and highway frontage give the parcel both the amenity that sells coastal property and the access that makes it practical.

What can be built here
- Residential estate development
- Gated community with subdivided plots
- Holiday villas or serviced apartments
- Mixed residential and commercial scheme
- Phased development across multiple blocks
- Land banking for medium-term appreciation
At 100 acres there is room for a substantial masterplanned scheme, and the existing block structure means it can be delivered in stages rather than committed all at once.

The pricing argument
At KSh 9 million per acre, this compares favourably against neighbouring developments where quarter-acre plots are transacting at prices approaching what a full acre costs here.
That gap is the core of the case. A developer buying at this level has margin to subdivide, service and sell at prevailing local rates. An investor holding blocks has the same gap working in their favour as surrounding development pushes values up.
We would encourage any buyer to verify comparable pricing independently before committing, and we can point you toward recent transactions in the area.
Why buy land for sale in Vipingo
Vipingo sits between Mombasa and Kilifi on the north coast, and it has transformed over the past decade. Vipingo Ridge anchored the change with its championship golf course, clubhouse and private airstrip, and the surrounding area has attracted steady residential and holiday development since.
The location works because it is far enough from Mombasa to be genuinely quiet, close enough that the city is a straightforward drive, and served by a highway that makes both practical. The airstrip at Vipingo Ridge puts Nairobi within a short flight.
Land for sale in Vipingo at this scale is increasingly rare. Large contiguous parcels on the north coast have been absorbed steadily by development, and what remains tends to come to market in smaller pieces at higher per-acre rates.

Who this suits
Developers planning a residential estate or gated community. Investors acquiring 10-acre blocks for medium-term appreciation. Consortiums buying jointly with a view to subdividing among members.
It also suits buyers already active on the north coast who want to secure land ahead of the next wave of development rather than competing for it afterwards.
Before you commit
Conduct an official search at the lands registry to confirm ownership and check for encumbrances across the blocks you intend to acquire. Engage a licensed surveyor to verify beacons and acreage.
Confirm the title status, whether freehold or leasehold, and establish what county approvals and NEMA requirements apply to your intended use. We can connect you with surveyors and advocates who work regularly on coastal land transactions.
Key details
Size: 100+ acres, subdivided into 10-acre blocks. Price: KSh 9,000,000 per acre. Location: Pazuri area, Vipingo, Kilifi County. Features: sea views, highway access. Suited to development, subdivision or land banking.
Arrange a site visit
Contact Stanlink Homes on +254 705 840128, or use the enquiry form on this page. We can arrange a site inspection, confirm which blocks remain available, share title details for your advocate, and discuss minimum acquisition size.
















