Located in Ruiru East side of Kiambu county which borders Nairobi county and Machakos county. This is one of the fastest-growing areas with the county government moving in to put up the road network, making it one of the most sought-after locations.

In this project, we are offering Plots measuring a quarter of an acre each i.e. approximately an area of 100ft X100ft.

Details of the plots are as follows:

The property is only 2.5 km from the proposed Greater Eastern Bypass.
Neighboring a 25m wide road.
Electric treated poles boundary fence.
Water on site.
Gated community setup
All Beacons in place
Cash Price Ksh1.65M
and Installments price 1.83M up to 6 months with a deposit of 500k.

Ruiru East lies right in the middle of where the proposed Greater Eastern Bypass(GED) is to pass through. This area is where our projects ON SALE are namely; Amara Amani, Amara Sifa Greens, and Amara hope face II. The proposed (GEB) is one of the milestones that will enable the government to reach its 2030 goal.

The proposed bypass links two main roads and one highway, i.e. the Mombasa-Nairobi highway via Kangundo-Nairobi road, and the Thika- Garissa roads. It then progresses eastwards and intersects C98 at Ngundu/Kamulu and thereafter northwards to the Nairobi River turn-off, where it branches, with the Westbound limb connecting the existing Eastern Bypass road at Nairobi River Turnoff.

The continuing limb of the proposed road progresses in a northerly direction to the Munyu area, through the Juja area, and then turns and progresses in a north-easterly direction before joining the A3 road near Kilimambogo. The Greater Eastern Bypass Road project will bring many benefits to the Kenyan economy and society as a whole.

The road will reduce the distance for traffic traveling to and from Mombasa and Northern Kenya by 30 Km if they use the by-pass rather than the Eastern Bypass. The Greater Eastern By-Pass is also expected to be a link between Kenya and her neighbors in the North namely Somalia, Ethiopia, and Southern Sudan.

This means a lot of things, world-class living standards — good infrastructure, affordable neighborhoods, effective transportation, effective governance, secure neighborhoods, and a booming economy — await residents under the jurisdiction of the City Council of Nairobi and 14 other local authorities that make up the 32,000 square kilometers Nairobi Metropolitan Region