Plots, Houses and Land for Sale in Tapsagoi, Ainabkoi Constituency.

Uasin Gishu County has many areas that are developing fast. Based on the data available, it’s important to note that Tapsagoi is actually a ward in Turbo Constituency not Ainabkoi Constituency as mentioned in the query. This report covers both areas, highlighting their geographical features, economic characteristics, property prices and recent infrastructure developments.

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Geographic and Administrative Context.

Tapsagoi Ward.

Tapsagoi is a ward in Turbo Constituency in Uasin Gishu County. It’s located at an elevation of 1,816 meters above sea level, with coordinates 0.60438° north latitude and 35.02512° east longitude. The ward is part of Turbo Sub-County which is one of the six administrative divisions of Uasin Gishu County. Turbo Constituency which has Tapsagoi has a population of approximately 210,409 people and covers an area of 322.7 square kilometers.

Tapsagoi is near Kaptabei and Turbo National Farm making it an agricultural area. The ward is one of the six constituency assembly wards in Turbo Sub-County alongside Ngenyilel, Kiplombe, Huruma, Kapsaos and Kamagut.

Ainabkoi Constituency.

Ainabkoi Constituency on the other hand is one of the six constituencies in Uasin Gishu County. It was created in 2010 after being carved from the former Eldoret East Constituency. The constituency has three wards: Kapsoya, Kaptagat and Ainabkoi/Olare with 5 locations and 10 sub-locations.Kapsoya Ward has the highest population density at approximately 350 people per square kilometer mainly due to its proximity to Eldoret town and its central location in Uasin Gishu County.

Land and Property Prices.

Real Estate and Property for Sale and Rent in Tapsagoi, Ainabkoi Constituency -Tapsagoi Property Market.

The property market in Tapsagoi is competitive compared to other urban areas in Uasin Gishu County:

Agricultural land in Tapsagoi is currently priced at KSh 1,000,000 for a half-acre plot (2,023.5 m²) of fertile land with electricity and highway connectivity. This translates to approximately KSh 2,000,000 per acre.
The land in this area is mostly classified as farmland as it’s an agricultural area.

1/2 Acre Land in Tapsagoi – Land & Plots for Sale-Broader Regional Property Market.

For comparison, properties in the broader Eldoret region (which includes both Turbo and Ainabkoi constituencies) show big price variation based on location and development:

In Eldoret town and its surroundings, prices vary:
- Standard 50×100 plots at Maili Nne Eldoret: KSh 3,500,000.
- 25-acre land in Upper Elgon View Eldoret: KSh 10,000,000.
- 1-acre land in Elgon View Eldoret: KSh 40,000,000.
- Prime CBD land in Eldoret town: up to KSh 75,000,000.

This price gradient shows how land values increase as you get closer to Eldoret town, with rural areas like Tapsagoi being more affordable.

Recent Infrastructure Developments.

Tapsagoi Infrastructure Projects.

Tapsagoi has seen many infrastructure developments in recent years:

Healthcare Facilities: In July 2022, the County Government launched the construction of the 200-bed Turbo Sub-County Hospital in Tapsagoi Ward. The county acquired 7.9 hectares of land at a cost of KSh 30 million for this facility, with KSh 150 million allocated in the 2022/2023 budget for construction. This hospital will improve healthcare access for Turbo Sub-County residents who previously had to travel to Huruma Sub-County Hospital or Eldoret town for medical services.
Road Infrastructure: The Kenya Rural Roads Authority has started the “Routine Maintenance and Spot Improvement of Tapsagoi – Moro – Ruto Bridge Road” project to enhance connectivity in the area. This project is focused on rural access roads.

Ainabkoi Infrastructure Projects.

Ainabkoi Constituency has also seen many infrastructure developments:

Road Projects: In late 2024, the Director General of the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA) inspected several critical road projects in Ainabkoi, including Elgon View – Sugunanga Bridge, Saroiyot – Plateau Road and Ngeria Junction – Plateau Road. These projects will improve connectivity and economic growth in the area.
Water Infrastructure: In February 2025, a new water project was launched at Koibarak Primary School in Kapsoya Ward, Ainabkoi Sub-County. This includes a solar-powered water system, underground water tank and elevated steel tank tower. The project will benefit the school and the surrounding community through three additional water points, improving access to clean water.
Road Connectivity Improvements: The county has opened new roads in Ainabkoi/Olare Ward, including Welelo road connecting to Karungu Trading Centre and Tingwa-Langas Road. Also, the grading of Kewet Road which connects to Burnt Forest town has boosted agricultural activities in the area.

Economic Impact of Infrastructure Development.

The infrastructure developments in Tapsagoi and Ainabkoi have had tangible economic benefits to the residents:

Agricultural Productivity: Improved road networks have reduced post-harvest losses by making it easier to transport farm produce to markets. Farmers in this area mainly grow Irish potatoes, vegetables, maize and dairy farming.
Transportation Costs: The upgrading of Langas-Tingwa and Kewet road has reduced transportation costs for farm produce. For example, the cost of transporting milk to Tarakwa Dairies has gone down from KSh 300 to KSh 150.
Land Value Appreciation: Infrastructure development, particularly road improvement and the new hospital in Tapsagoi will drive up property values in the coming years as accessibility and services improve.

Conclusion.

Both Tapsagoi and Ainabkoi are undergoing massive infrastructure development that is transforming these former rural areas. Tapsagoi benefits from its proximity to Turbo Constituency and the new Sub-County Hospital while Ainabkoi is seeing road connectivity and water infrastructure improvements that are improving quality of life and economic opportunities.

Land prices in Tapsagoi are relatively affordable compared to urban areas of Uasin Gishu County, making it a good option for agricultural investment. As infrastructure development continues in both areas, property values will appreciate and current investments will be valuable in the long run.

The ongoing projects fit into Uasin Gishu County’s reputation as the “bread basket” of Kenya, focusing on agricultural productivity and access to services for rural communities.

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