3 & 4 Bedroom Houses for Sale in Tigoni – The ‘Rewildings Tigoni Development’

This is your opportunity to buy newly built 3 and 4 bedroom houses for sale in Tigoni that are within a 10-acre residential and conservation development where the natural forest and wildlife within are given space to thrive. The ‘Rewildings Tigoni Development’, nestled in the heart of Tigoni’s historical tea fields and indigenous forests, has been designed around a reforestation plan where people can live in a close and balanced relationship with nature.

The Houses

Six of the seven houses within the development are for sale. Three 3-bedroom houses each on a 0.88-acre plot and three 4-bedroom houses each on a 1.1-acre plot. The houses adapt to the terrain, the climate, and the characteristics of each plot, meaning no two houses are the same. Each house has been beautifully crafted and designed using high quality, natural, low carbon, sustainable materials, and has been carefully engineered to optimise indoor environmental comfort, with spaces naturally lit and well-ventilated. The homes are also carefully positioned to ensure non overlooks the neighbouring home. The houses sit on either side of a single-lane, family-friendly access road which runs along the ridge of the site. A central management company, in which all residents will hold equal shares, will oversee the running of the development.

Key House Features

Houses 1,2 and 3

• 313 sq m living space – double-storey
• Open plan kitchen/dining room with pantry
• Living room
• Master ensuite with dressing room
• Ground floor two bedrooms sharing a bathroom
• Additional rooms include; a study room, utility room, cloakroom

Houses 5 and 7

• 352 sq m living space – double storey
• Open plan kitchen/dining room with pantry
• Living room
• First-floor master suite
• Ground floor two ensuite bedrooms and one bedroom sharing a bathroom
• Additional rooms include; a study room, utility room, cloakroom
• One-bedroom garden cottage

House 6

• 340 sq m living space – double-storey
• Open plan kitchen/dining/living room with pantry
• First-floor master suite
• Ground floor two ensuite bedrooms and one bedroom sharing a bathroom
• Additional rooms include; a study room, utility room, cloakroom
• One-bedroom garden cottage

The Communal Areas

Each house has its own privacy zone, whilst the wider area is shared by everyone and includes a communal meeting place with a productive organic garden, four long and narrow strips of tea surrounded by the growing forest or bordering some of the houses. There are over 1.5kms of forest paths for walking or running, forest terraces between steps and paths, or hidden off the beaten track for resting or reading and a natural pond within the existing wetland between the Ruaka River and an adjacent spring to attract birdlife.

The Amenities

Available amenities include a communal borehole and a perimeter hedge & electric fence. Each house has a water heating system, a 3-phase mains supply (KPLC), a power back-up system, a reed bed water waste treatment system, a fibre internet connection, smoke and heat detectors connected, a panic alarm and security alarm systems.

The Location

The ‘Rewildings Development’ shares its southern and western boundaries with mid-size tea farms, its eastern boundary with the Kiambethu indigenous forest, and its northern boundary (separated by a public road) with St.Thomas’ School. The southern and northern boundaries are shaped by all-year-round streams. Due to the topography of the site, the main views are to the South and East. The location is strategic as the development is within a minute’s drive to Limuru Country Club, Woodland Star International School, various malls including; Two Rivers Mall, Rosslyn Riviera Mall and the Village Market, various hospitals including; Tigoni District Hospital, Aga Khan and MP Shah hospitals, various co-working spaces, cafes and restaurant including; Lingaya Co-working, The Fig & Olive and Nifty Cafe.

Additional Information

Tigoni is a ‘biodiversity hotspot’ (a place of critical biodiversity significance which has been degraded due to human activity). Over the past century or more, most of Tigoni’s indigenous mist forest has been cleared for tea farming, limiting the natural habitat of the Colobus monkey and other local fauna. The ‘Rewildings Tigoni Development’ plans to extend the neighbouring Kiambethu indigenous forest and to nurture an environmentally-conscious residential community that will care for and protect the land.

The ‘Rewildings Tigoni Development’ House Price List