Serene Park Phase 2 by Purple Dot International Now Up for Grabs

Country charm and Serene Opulence at the all en-suite 4-bedroom villas with 2800 SqFt living space including the DSQ are located 500m from Machakos Junction along Main Mombasa Road.
Ideal for homeowners looking for a family home, Serene Park is a secure gated community project from Purple Dot International Ltd.
For more information contact 0101 143 143 or visit www.purpledotint.com/serene-park.
Purple Dot International Limited is a fast growing and dynamic residential, commercial real estate developer company.
Led by a team of experienced and innovative business partners working towards building investment opportunities for communities across the African continent. With strong ethics and an even stronger passion for stability, growth and building a future where thriving financially is an achievable goal, Purple Dot International Ltd is trusted for their proven experience and ethical business approach.
To find out more about stable, long term investment opportunities, get in touch with our team on [e-mail].

[@millicentmboya2910]

Luv,luv the space,absolutely fabulous,thanks to both teams.

[@mbairendirangu-nettles2440]

Does Purple Dot build houses for people on their own plots? Good job! I'm so impressed. Asante Kelvin na Alex.

[@listanthenya5392]

Beautiful houses!

[@erickjuma7643]

The house design are very good.

[@77lvg]

When are you building this in Kitengela or Syokimau?

[@Emmanuel-xb7su]

can anyone bless me with the house.It really looks very nice.

[@Ukversuskenya]

Is there a discount if someone is paying cash please? And is it freehold or Leasehold? Thank you.

[@QOOQ8808]

My 😮 God ! I had no idea we had this level of work in Kenya. Previously I've only seen overpriced ugly houses. I'm am shocked! No Kikuyu Gothic in sight !

[@baristacaleb]

Let me book mine before they are complete

[@georgehosea139]

Those houses are absolutely lovely price??

[@davidkomas4625]

The only problem might be flooding

[@taucetus3657]

No gutters?

[@wanjakimacia6156]

How much is this house?

[@stevelumumba1824]

Watu hutoa pesa wapi that is my greatest concern ndio sisi pia tuifuate huko

[@christineopiyo7769]

If you earn in foreign currency that's very little. A house like that in the diaspora costs a fortune that's why it's very affordable for Kenyans in diaspora to buy back at home.

[@stevelumumba1824]

@@christineopiyo7769 thank you for the deep insights

[@dennismutuku157]

Jitume mzee uache maswali

[@rachealkibaiya7593]

I just don't want to see those thorny trees. I am scared already...

[@danielo9902]

It seems you are a minority. The homes are selling like hot cake

[@QOOQ8808]

That kind is very friendly.

[@unclesmooth9718]

Your target diaspora period not local

[@jzk2020]

locals don't like this? I think there are some rich Kenyans that would like the house.

[@georgenyasudi4060]

Contrary to your thinking, it's locals we live there. Just pass by there around 6.15am in the morning & it's locals you'll see going to work & school buses picking up their children to school.

[@Morido-1]

Don't sell that house. That one is mine. Please. Thank you.

[@Rajji569]

Poor design unfortunately

[@richardlusisa]

That depends on the individual,all people can't like the same thing