Land & Property Conveyancing
Purchase, sale, transfer, and registration of land and property in Kenya. Full due diligence, title searches, and registration on Ardhisasa.
Buying, selling, or verifying property in Kenya should be safe and transparent — especially from abroad. We handle the full conveyancing journey with rigorous due diligence at every step, including title searches and registration on Ardhisasa, so your investment is protected and properly registered.
Services offered
- Land purchase transactions
- Sale agreements
- Lease agreements
- Property due diligence
- Official land searches
- Transfers and registrations
- Ardhisasa registration
- Subdivision and amalgamation
- Property financing and securities
- Joint venture agreements
- Construction and development agreements
- Property dispute resolution
- Real estate investment advisory
- Sectional property transactions
- Stamp duty assessment and registration
Fixed-fee pricing
Indicative fees in KES. Disbursements (government/registry fees) are additional.
| Service | Fee (KES) | Disbursements / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Official land search | 5,000 – 8,000 | Plus registry search fees |
| Sale agreement drafting | 30,000 – 60,000 | — |
| Transfer & registration | 60,000 – 90,000 | Plus stamp duty (4%), land rent, NLC consent fee |
| Property due diligence report | 15,000 – 25,000 | — |
How it works
- 1
Instruction & KYC
1–2 days ID/passport, KRA PIN - 2
Official land search
2–3 days Title details - 3
Letter of offer / negotiation
2–4 days - 4
Draft sale agreement
3–5 days - 5
Execution of sale agreement
1–2 days - 6
Payment of deposit
1–3 days - 7
Completion documents
5–7 days Consent, clearances - 8
Land Control Board / consent to transfer
2–4 weeks - 9
Stamp duty valuation & payment
2–3 weeks - 10
Lodge transfer for registration
1–2 weeks - 11
Registration & collection of title
2–4 weeks - 12
Handover & reporting
1–2 days
Frequently asked questions
What should I check before buying land in Kenya?
At minimum — an official land search confirming the registered owner and any encumbrances, verification of the seller's identity, confirmation of unpaid land rates or rent, and a physical survey of the parcel against the title. Our due-diligence process covers all of these before you commit funds.
How long does the transfer of property take in Kenya?
A straightforward transfer typically completes within 60–90 days, covering consent, valuation for stamp duty, payment of duty, and registration on Ardhisasa. Complex matters such as leasehold consents or estates can take longer; we keep you updated at every stage.