18 Hectares - Mumbwa Road Frontage
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PGR233
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18.00 Ha
At 18 hectares, this is not a modest holding—it is a statement of intent. Located along Mumbwa Road in Lusaka West, approximately 38 kilometres from Lusaka Town centre, this road frontage property sits at the intersection of Zambia's agricultural heartland and its growing manufacturing corridor.
The Mumbwa Road corridor has quietly become one of Lusaka's most strategic development zones. Agricultural operations have thrived here for decades, with farms producing crops and livestock that feed the capital and beyond. But the story of this road is evolving. Industrial expansion is pushing westward, with the area seeing increased interest from manufacturers, logistics operators, and agro-processors seeking space that the central districts can no longer offer. The Mumbwa Integrated Development Plan 2024–2034 confirms what investors are already acting upon: this corridor is slated for sustained growth, with emphasis on improving transport infrastructure to support agricultural, mining, and commercial productivity.
For this property, that trajectory opens multiple paths forward. The size—18 hectares, approximately 44 acres—provides the kind of scale rarely available so close to Lusaka. Large-scale farming operations, a commercial agricultural estate, an agro-processing facility, a manufacturing hub, or a mixed-use development combining several of these uses: the land has the footprint and the profile to accommodate vision. Road frontage ensures your venture is accessible to markets, suppliers, and the workforce it needs to succeed.
The area's fundamentals reinforce the opportunity. The Mumbwa district remains predominantly agricultural, with established farming communities, agricultural supply chains, and market access routes already in place. At the same time, proximity to Lusaka means you are close enough to the capital's consumer base and infrastructure while operating in a zone where land remains more affordable and available. As the city expands and industrial zones push further west, early positioning along this corridor becomes increasingly valuable.
Whether you envision a working farm supplying Lusaka's markets, an agribusiness processing centre, a manufacturing operation, or a strategic land bank for future development, 18 hectares on Mumbwa Road is a foundation worth building on.
The Mumbwa Road corridor has quietly become one of Lusaka's most strategic development zones. Agricultural operations have thrived here for decades, with farms producing crops and livestock that feed the capital and beyond. But the story of this road is evolving. Industrial expansion is pushing westward, with the area seeing increased interest from manufacturers, logistics operators, and agro-processors seeking space that the central districts can no longer offer. The Mumbwa Integrated Development Plan 2024–2034 confirms what investors are already acting upon: this corridor is slated for sustained growth, with emphasis on improving transport infrastructure to support agricultural, mining, and commercial productivity.
For this property, that trajectory opens multiple paths forward. The size—18 hectares, approximately 44 acres—provides the kind of scale rarely available so close to Lusaka. Large-scale farming operations, a commercial agricultural estate, an agro-processing facility, a manufacturing hub, or a mixed-use development combining several of these uses: the land has the footprint and the profile to accommodate vision. Road frontage ensures your venture is accessible to markets, suppliers, and the workforce it needs to succeed.
The area's fundamentals reinforce the opportunity. The Mumbwa district remains predominantly agricultural, with established farming communities, agricultural supply chains, and market access routes already in place. At the same time, proximity to Lusaka means you are close enough to the capital's consumer base and infrastructure while operating in a zone where land remains more affordable and available. As the city expands and industrial zones push further west, early positioning along this corridor becomes increasingly valuable.
Whether you envision a working farm supplying Lusaka's markets, an agribusiness processing centre, a manufacturing operation, or a strategic land bank for future development, 18 hectares on Mumbwa Road is a foundation worth building on.
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