Belgravia Place — Low-Density Apartment Living on Vihiga Road, Kileleshwa

Belgravia Place sits on Vihiga Road in Kileleshwa, right on the border with Lavington — a location that puts residents within reach of both neighbourhoods’ amenities without committing fully to either one’s price bracket. It’s built across two towers rather than one dense block, which is the detail that shapes most of what makes this development different from typical Kileleshwa stock.

Starting from KES 6.2 Million | 1–3 bedrooms | 62–163 sqm | Two low-density towers (Block A & Block B) | 24 units total in the 3-bedroom line

Every Apartment Size and Price at Belgravia Place

Four distinct unit categories are on offer, each aimed at a different kind of buyer — from a first apartment for a young professional through to a family home with built-in rental flexibility.

1 Bedroom Apartments — for young professionals and investors

• 62 sqm from KES 6.2M
• 68 sqm from KES 6.8M

2 Bedroom + DSQ Apartments — for young couples and small families

• 125 sqm from KES 12.5M
• The DSQ doubles as a home office, guest room, or a separately rentable unit for extra income

2 Bedroom + Mini Studio Apartments — dual-purpose layouts for homeowners and investors

• 140 sqm from KES 14.1M
• 143 sqm from KES 14.5M
• The mini studio suits Airbnb hosting, a private workspace, or live-in staff accommodation

3 Bedroom + Mini Studio Apartments — family-oriented, limited availability

• 163 sqm from KES 16.4M
• Only 24 units exist in this line, which keeps this floor plan genuinely scarce rather than just marketed that way

A Low-Density Concept, Not Just a Marketing Line

Most Kileleshwa developments pack as many units per floor as the plot allows. Belgravia Place does the opposite on purpose:

• Block A — 2 high-speed lifts serving only 4 units per floor
• Block B — 3 high-speed lifts serving only 7 units per floor

Fewer units per floor means less lift congestion at peak hours, more privacy in the corridors, and a noticeably quieter building overall — the kind of detail that’s easy to overlook on a floor plan but obvious the first time you actually visit at 7am on a weekday.

Views That Were Actually Designed, Not Left to Chance

The layout of both towers was planned specifically to protect long-term sightlines rather than just maximise unit count:

• Block A faces the main road, looking out over a low-rise residential development on elevated, uphill ground that keeps the outlook open.
• Block B faces southwest across standalone villas and the leafy Lavington skyline, with distant views reaching toward the Ngong Hills on a clear day.

Primary windows were deliberately kept off direct sightlines into neighbouring plots — a small decision now, but one that matters later if adjacent land gets developed.

Parking and Building Infrastructure

• Four levels of underground resident parking
• Separate semi-ground visitor parking, so guests aren’t competing with residents for space
• Modern access control and circulation planning throughout both towers

Amenities Across Three Levels

• Ground floor (Block A): a 24-hour staffed reception lobby, plus an indoor-outdoor restaurant space of roughly 400 sqm.
• Mezzanine level: Block A holds a café-style co-working lounge with private meeting rooms — useful for residents working from home who need somewhere other than their own living room for a call. Block B’s mezzanine covers the family and practical side: a children’s playroom, laundry services, a convenience store, and an indoor games room.
• Outdoor courtyard: landscaped walking paths, a waterfall feature, and green relaxation space sitting between the two towers.
• Rooftop (Block A): a cricket pitch, a fully equipped gym, and a sauna.
• Rooftop (Block B): an infinity swimming pool and a sunset-facing leisure deck with panoramic views toward the Ngong Hills.

Both rooftops join a skybridge—connecting the active rooftop (gym, cricket) to the relaxation rooftop (pool, sunset deck), rather than splitting residents between two disconnected buildings.

Why Kileleshwa, and Why This Specific Building

Kileleshwa’s appeal has always been its position. It is in a quieter and greener than Kilimani next door, but close enough to Lavington, Westlands, and the CBD that residents aren’t trading convenience for calm. Belgravia Place’s Vihiga Road address sits right at that Kileleshwa–Lavington border. This puts Adlife Plaza, Yaya Centre, Sarit Centre, and Westgate Mall all within easy reach, alongside schools like Kenya High and Braeburn and healthcare at AAR Lavington.

For an investment buyer specifically, the case rests on two things: consistent rental demand in this corridor, and the low-density layout itself . Buildings with fewer units per floor tend to hold occupancy and resale value better over time than higher-density stock.

Frequently Asked Questions

What apartment sizes are available at Belgravia Place?
One-bedroom units run 62–68 sqm, two-bedroom-plus-DSQ units are 125 sqm. Two-bedroom-plus-mini-studio units are 140–143 sqm. And three-bedroom-plus-mini-studio units are 163 sqm, with only 24 units in that top category.

What can the DSQ or mini studio be used for?
Both are designed for flexibility — a home office, guest accommodation, a private workspace, live-in staff quarters, or a separately rentable unit for extra income, depending on the buyer’s needs.

What’s the difference between Block A and Block B?
Block A faces the main road with an elevated, open outlook and holds the co-working lounge, restaurant, gym, sauna, and cricket pitch. Block B faces southwest toward Lavington and the Ngong Hills, and holds the family-oriented amenities plus the rooftop infinity pool and sunset deck.

Why does Belgravia Place have fewer units per floor than other Kileleshwa developments?

It’s a deliberate low-density design choice — 4 units per floor in Block A and 7 in Block B. The aim is reducing lift congestion and corridor traffic and preserving residents’ privacy, rather than maximising the number of units.

How do I book a unit or arrange a site visit?
Contact The Mwafrika Real Estate directly via email or phone to check current unit availability, confirm floor plans and payment schedules, and arrange a site visit.