Overview
Property Description
At 867.1 m², this 4 bedroom apartment in Loresho is the largest configuration at Oak & Ivy — a residence sized closer to a family house than to anything the Nairobi apartment market usually offers.
Scale you rarely see in an apartment
Nine thousand square feet is house territory. What this configuration delivers is that scale without the compound, the grounds maintenance, the gate staff and the standalone security arrangements that come with owning a Nairobi house of equivalent size.
Four ensuite bedrooms, with the master carrying a walk-in closet and bathtub. A separate study. Living and dining areas proportioned for genuine entertaining rather than the polite minimum. A spacious balcony, and a DSQ with its own private entrance.
Finishes and joinery
Fully fitted Italian kitchen with pantry and integrated appliances. High-end Spanish porcelain throughout. German designer sanitary ware and tapware. Solid teak wood joinery.
At this price point, specification is what separates a purchase that holds its value from one that quietly depreciates. These are materials chosen to last, and the difference shows up not on handover day but five years in.
In selected blocks the scheme runs one apartment per floor — no shared landing, no adjoining walls.
The Oak & Ivy development
Two residents’ clubhouses provide space for relaxation and recreation. Swimming pools, fully equipped fitness facilities, steam and sauna rooms, sports and recreational zones, a tennis court, and dedicated children’s play areas.
Landscaped communal lawns and large private gardens give the development real green space, which in a Nairobi context is increasingly what buyers at this level are paying for.
Security and services
CCTV with controlled access, electric fencing, and a secured perimeter, backed by state-of-the-art security systems. Backup generator, borehole with pressurised water supply, fibre internet readiness, and ample parking including visitors’ bays.
Why a 4 bedroom apartment in Loresho makes sense at this size
Loresho is a house neighbourhood — quiet, green, low-density, convenient for Westlands, Gigiri and the western bypass. Apartments of any quality are uncommon here, and apartments at this scale essentially do not exist elsewhere in the suburb.
That is the case for this unit specifically. A buyer who wants 860 square metres in Loresho has historically had exactly one route: buy a house and take on everything that comes with it. This offers the same footprint with shared security, shared maintenance and a clubhouse at the end of the corridor.
Who this suits
Large families who have outgrown conventional apartment stock entirely. Senior professionals and diplomats who entertain formally. Returning diaspora buyers acquiring a principal Nairobi residence rather than a pied-à-terre.
It suits anyone who has been looking at Loresho houses and would prefer the lifestyle of a managed development without sacrificing the space.
Key details
Bedrooms: 4, all ensuite, plus DSQ. Size: 867.1 m² ft. Price: KSh 91,000,000. Development: Oak & Ivy, Loresho, Nairobi. Status: available.
Arrange a viewing
Contact Stanlink Homes on +254 705 840128. A 432.5 m² configuration is also available in this development at KSh 77.5 million.
