Eldoret attracts Sh40 billion estate

The development will be based around nature and green theme

The Eldoret real estate market has attracted a Sh40 billion housing project that offers residents a chance to own homes in a secure gated community.

Dubbed Sergoit Golf and Wildlife Resort, the development set on a 3,100-acre piece of land, 15 km from Eldoret town, will comprise 2,000 villas, three golf courses, an airstrip, a private hospital, a shopping mall and a 5-star hotel.

The estate will be built in four phases  according to Mr Joshua Chepkwony, the chair of Sergoit Holdings – the firm behind the development. Each phase will take about twelve months to complete.

“Each of the four phases will cost about Sh10 billion and we expect to finish the first phase in a year’s time,” said Mr Chepkwony.

Mr Chepkwony said that development is a hybrid of ideas borrowed from Tatu City, Thika Greens and Migaa Golf Couse in Kiambu.

Phase one of the project will involve the construction of 626 villas on a 400 acre parcel of land near the Sergoit Hill.

Phase two will involve the construction of an airstrip alongside an 18-hole golf course, and a golf estate with luxury villas on varying plot sizes that will be sold on completion.

A 5-star hotel will be put up in the third phase of the project. The fourth phase, anticipated to be completed by 2016, will involve the construction of retirement homes.

4 Responses to "Eldoret attracts Sh40 billion estate"

  1. Naomi tuwei says:

    Brilliant idea, Sergoit Holdings. This is great development. It started with the giraffes and now into big stuff like this. My neighborhood is turning into an attractive master piece!! Big up all the brains behind this.

  2. Emmanuel kebenei says:

    Excellent ideas. Let’s develop our county and we will attract revenues.

  3. raphael kitonyi says:

    This is a great idea which will bring executive homes in almost a natural environmental surroundings.

  4. David Chesire says:

    Great idea always resonate with great minds.

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