Plots, Houses and Land for Sale in Kapsaos, Kesses Constituency.

Kapsaos is a developing area in Uasin Gishu County, Kenya with ongoing infrastructure development. The query references Kapsaos in Kesses Constituency but the search results place Kapsaos as a ward in Turbo Sub County, we need to clarify the geographic distinction.

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Geographic Context and Administration.

Kapsaos is found in the search results as a ward in Turbo Sub County, Uasin Gishu County. Geographically it’s located at Latitude: -0.317, Longitude: 35.350. It’s near Maili Nne in Eldoret, about 1.3km off Eldoret-Kitale road.

Kesses Constituency is one of the six constituencies in Uasin Gishu County but it has four wards: Racecourse, Cheptiret/Kipchamo, Tulwet/Chuiyat and Tarakwa. Kesses Constituency covers an area of 299 square kilometers and borders Nandi County to the West, Baringo County to the East and Kericho County to the South. It’s represented by Hon. Julius Kipletting Rutto in parliament while Dr. Swarup Ranjan Mishra is listed as the member of parliament in another source, could be a change of representation.

Uasin Gishu County has a population of 1,163,186 as of the 2019 census with a population density of 342 persons per square kilometer. The county is known as the “bread basket” due to its agricultural prowess in wheat, maize and milk production and also referred to as the “County of Champions” for its achievements in athletics.

Property Market in Kapsaos.

Land & Plots for Sale in Kapsaos-Land Prices.

The land market in Kapsaos and surrounding areas has moderate prices for residential plots:

1/8 acre plot in Amani Estate, Kapkoros Area (near Kapsaos) is priced at KSh 900,000.
The plot is described as being located “next to the road that goes to Kapsaos area” and is marketed as a “very secure place”.

Houses & Apartments for Sale in Kapsaos-Housing Properties.

Residential property information is limited but includes:

LR. NO. ELDORET MUNICIPALITY/BLOCK 20 (KAPYEMIT)/3486, 0.0570 HA (0.1408 Acres) was listed for auction.
3 bedroom bungalow with detached domestic servant quarter unit.
200 meters south of Brooks School and 550 meters east of Pillar Primary School.

While house prices in Kapsaos are not well documented in the search results, the auction listing and surrounding property information suggests a growing residential market. The auction terms required 25% deposit in cash or banker’s check and balance payable within 30 days.

Recent Infrastructure Development.

Kapsaos has seen significant infrastructure development mainly in road networks, water and healthcare facilities:

Road Infrastructure.

The biggest investments seem to be in road infrastructure:

Kapsaos ward is undergoing road infrastructure upgrades which residents say is boosting agricultural activities, connectivity and economic growth.
Uasin Gishu County Chief Officer for Roads, Eng. Abraham Kiptalam has led the inspection of Tairi Mbili – Joyland – Mama Franco road (grading and gravelling) project.
RCEA Lamaiywet box culvert in Kapsaos ward is complete.
Governor Jonathan Bii has inaugurated the grading and gravelling program for Senior-Kapkoros Road in Kapsaos ward.
Kennedy Odhiambo, a local opinion leader noted that these improvements address the long standing issue of storm water overwhelming drainage systems during rainy seasons.

Bridge Construction.

Kenya Development Support Programme has funded bridge construction in the county:

Uasin Gishu County has spent Sh102 million improving road connectivity in rural areas.
Among nine bridges and box culverts constructed, Kapsaos/Kapkoros bridge is mentioned.
Seven of these bridge projects are complete and handed over for use.

According to the County Chief Executive for Roads, Eng. Gideon Birir, these connectivity programs will open up new agricultural areas and help farmers access markets.

Water Infrastructure.

Water is being improved throughout the county including in Kapsaos:

Kapyemit (Kapkeben): Kapsaos Ward borehole is among eight boreholes being equipped with pumping systems.
These water projects are part of the overall initiative to provide affordable safe water and sanitation services in Uasin Gishu County.

Healthcare Facilities.

Healthcare infrastructure is also being upgraded:

Construction of the maternity wing at Kapkoros dispensary is ongoing and almost complete.
This project shows investment in local healthcare services and maternal care facilities.

Economic Impact of Infrastructure Development.

The infrastructure in Kapsaos will have big economic benefits:

Improved roads are boosting agricultural productivity by facilitating market access.
The developments support key agricultural activities in the area including maize, sugar cane, coffee, wheat and chicken farming.
Governor Bii has said the commitment is to improve infrastructure to foster economic growth in the county.
Local residents have praised the developments saying it’s good for community life and economic activities.

Conclusion.

Kapsaos is seeing development through infrastructure projects mainly in road networks and water systems. Kapsaos is in Turbo Sub County not Kesses Constituency as mentioned in the query but the area is benefiting from Uasin Gishu County’s overall development projects.

The property market in Kapsaos has moderate land prices and with ongoing infrastructure development the prices will appreciate over time. The continued investment in roads, bridges, water systems and healthcare facilities means the area will grow in the coming years with potential for more residential and commercial development.

These infrastructure projects align with the county government’s goal of promoting economic growth, employment opportunities and overall socio-economic development in both rural and urban areas of Uasin Gishu County.

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