Superior Homes Kenya taps into conservancy living

Superior Homes Kenya taps into conservancy living
Superior Homes Kenya CEO Shiv Arora (L), Managing Director Ian Henderson (R) and Board Chairman Eric Latiff (C) during the launch of Lukenya Wildlife Estate /COURTESY

NAIROBI, Kenya, Dec 24 – Superior Homes has ventured into wildlife conservancy living unveiling a 100-acre luxury project within Swara Plains Conservancy in Machakos County.

Investors of the project will have an opportunity to self-build their homes as they enjoy the true nature of bush living.

Dubbed ‘Lukenya Wildlife Estate’, the project will comprise of high-end residential houses and serviced plots. This will comprise of half, one acre and one and a half acre parcels.

Lukenya Wildlife Estate, which is part of Swara Plains, offers scenic views and is home to an abundance of wildlife, which roam freely among the sparsely populated areas, the hills and the extensive savannah grasslands, offering investors a one-of-a-kind living.

Speaking during the launch, Superior Homes Kenya Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Shiv Arora noted that the new venture showcases the developer’s commitment to offer quality and unique real estate products for their investors.

“As a company, we have always strived to provide our investors with the best real estate products that have been tailored to suit their needs and this is exactly what Lukenya Wildlife Estate provides. This development seeks to cater for investors who love the thought of becoming one with nature as it is defined by tranquillity and ample outdoor space within Swara Plains, yet it is within easy reach of Nairobi City and Machakos town,” said Superior Homes CEO Shiv Arora.

Lukenya Wildlife Estate is located 36 kilometres from Nairobi and is a 40 minutes drive with smooth roads and scenic views which makes it a great destination for a day trip.

Homes in Lukenya Wildlife Estate will be designed to make it easy for them to integrate into the surroundings.

To ensure that the architecture fits perfectly with the landscape there will be architectural guidelines to ensure that all homes have homogeneous structural designs so as to guarantee minimal light pollution and to have indigenous landscaping designs.