Living in State Lodge

State Lodge sits along Leopards Hill Road, close to New Kasama and the Happy Valley area, roughly 16 kilometres from Lusaka's city centre. It has a safe, peaceful character, with residents able to walk the neighbourhood or enjoy the surrounding greenery at a slower pace than in more central parts of the city.

Housing in State Lodge ranges from newly built homes to larger estates spread across multiple acres of land, and the area has become known for active new development alongside its established properties. The American International School of Lusaka is close by, and The Village Complex and a number of coffee shops give residents places to gather without leaving the area.

Notable landmarks include the State Lodge Police Camp and Mukamunya Club, and the neighbouring Lion's Hill Estate has added further gated estate options along the same stretch of Leopards Hill Road.

Is State Lodge safe to live in?

Yes. State Lodge has a safe, peaceful character, and landmarks such as the State Lodge Police Camp contribute to a security presence in the area.

What is the price range for property in State Lodge?

Prices vary depending on plot size and property type. Browse our current State Lodge listings above for up-to-date pricing, or get in touch with our team for guidance matched to your budget.

What is nearby State Lodge for schools and socialising?

The American International School of Lusaka is close by, and The Village Complex along with a number of coffee shops give residents places to gather locally.

How does State Lodge compare to Leopards Hill?

State Lodge sits along the same Leopards Hill Road corridor and shares a similar mix of spacious plots and gated estates, including the neighbouring Lion’s Hill Estate, making the two areas a natural pair for house hunters looking at Lusaka’s eastern edge.