Peacock Estate Phase 2 project is set to be delivered within a year. Real Estate firm. Mizizi Africa Homes made the announcement and said this is to underscore the rising demand for affordable housing units in the country.
According to chief executive George Mburu, demand for affordable units continues to rise with investment in homes driving the real estate market. The Peacock Estate Phase 2 is the second project to be unveiled by the developer in less than two months to underscore the rising demand for affordable housing units in the country.
“We are now seeing people rushing to snap up few affordable housing units available in the market. Kenyans are also looking at units with modern designs that are also within their budget. Mizizi Africa Homes is responding to this demand,” Mburu said.
Peacock Estate Phase 2 project
The project which is located at Kimunyu town, along Kenyatta road exit 14, off Thika Superhighway, begun with the ground breaking over the weekend. It involves construction of 25-unit modern housing. It will feature four-bedroomed maisonette, all-ensuite with a spacious master bedroom, a bath tab and a walk-in closet.
The new design comes with a flat roof and an extra room for either home office or library to support working from home especially during the pandemic, management notes. Other key features include a spacious sunken lounge, dining area with large windows for natural lighting, a provision for solar power and an offer for free internet for a year.
“Listening to customers and being dynamic with changes in the market have been our greatest source of inspiration in structuring designs to meet clients’ expectations,” said Mburu.
Peacock 2 will cost over Sh100 million to put up and will take about 10-12 months to complete and handover to owners. Upon completion, a unit will go for Sh 6.5million in cash price or Sh 6.75million for those opting for a 10 -month installment payment plan upon depositing Sh 3 million.
