18 acres · Muraru (Kangungi), Embu
Area-level guidance from public records — not a survey of this parcel.
Land details
- Water
- Seasonal river
- Features
- Touches River Itabua
About this land
An 18-acre property in Muraru, Kangungi, suitable for uses benefiting from river access. Ownership documentation, road access, terrain and whether the river is permanent require verification.
📝 From the seller (as posted)
💼 Area economy
The area is in lower, relatively dry Mbeere South, so do not assume reliable rain-fed commercial farming or highland crops such as tea and coffee. County sources identify maize, beans, cowpeas, green grams, sorghum, millet, cassava, sweet potatoes, vegetables, mangoes, citrus and pawpaw as relevant crops; livestock includes goats, cattle, poultry, sheep, rabbits and bees. Muguka is a documented local cash crop, but prices and supply are highly seasonal and depend on water. Muraru is a muguka trading centre. Confirm locally which market days operate at Muraru or Kangungi; reliable published market-day information was not found.
Muraru is documented as a local muguka trading centre and the county has planned surveying and operationalisation of Muraru Market. Do not assume a buyer can sell all produce locally: muguka prices have previously collapsed during rainy-season gluts, while dry-season supply depends on irrigation. Embu is the county’s largest market; Ishiara is a major goat market. Published, reliable market-day information for Muraru, Kangungi or nearby markets was not found, so ask locally before relying on a weekly trading day.
🚧 Development nearby
The county’s FY2024/25 implementation report records the Muraru market shed in Mbeti North as 100% complete by 30 June 2025. It improves a local trading point, but it cannot guarantee muguka demand, produce prices, tenants or buyers for land.
Source: Embu County Budget Implementation Review Report FY 2024/25 · Apr 2026Embu County listed a Muraru Miraa Market construction tender dated December 18, 2024. This may support local trading, but it does not guarantee higher land values, completed works, or reliable buyer demand; verify the site, award and construction progress locally.
Source: Embu County Government Tenders · Dec 2024Embu County advertised construction of an Ena fresh-produce market to improve market participation. A tender is not a finished market; land cannot rely on this outlet until a contractor mobilises and the facility opens.
Source: Embu County Government Tenders: Construction of Ena Fresh Produce Market · Mar 2026KeRRA tendered gravel improvement for this Kangungi-linked road. It is not a tarmac commitment, and a tender alone does not prove works began; ask locally about award, contractor mobilisation and all-weather passability to the specific plot.
Source: KeRRA: Improvement and Gravelling of Liviero–Kangungi–Kangeta Road · Dec 2025County reporting records completion of Ishiara Market upgrading and Ishiara Livestock Market completion in Mbeere North. These improve formal trading infrastructure, but they cannot ensure a buyer for farm output or substitute for road, water and title checks.
Source: Embu County FY 2024/25 Project Implementation Status Report · Apr 2026🗺 More land in this area
📍 Pin shows the general area — exact location shared on enquiry. Facts are area-level guidance from public records, not a survey of this parcel. "Seller info" means details are as given by the seller, not yet checked by us — ask about verification.