Thoughtfully composed
Floorplans, Block A layout & Estate site plan
1 to 4 BR RESIDENCES
12 individually-designed residences.
1 private block with a sprawling pool and courtyard.
- Spacious terraces, roof gardens, and outdoor living
- Ensuite bedrooms with A/C
- Naturally lit, cross-ventilated homes
- Recycled bamboo flooring and natural materials
- Green granite kitchens inspired by coastal landscapes
- Swahili-inspired, one-of-a-kind design
MASTER PLAN, BLOCK A
INDIVIDUAL FLOOR PLANS
2 Bedroom, Single floor
Single-floor residences available on the ground floor
2 Bedroom, Single floor
Single-floor residence available on the first floor.
3 Bedroom, Single floor
Single-floor residences available on the ground floor.
4 Bedroom, Loft
Loft residences across the ground and first floors.
1 Bedroom, Loft
Loft residences across the ground and first floors.
2 Bedroom, Loft
Residences on the first floor with loft bedrooms.
2 Bedroom, Loft
Residence on the first floor with a loft bedroom.
3 Bedroom, Single floor
Single-floor residences available on the ground floor.
4 Bedroom, Loft
Loft residences across the ground and first floors.
ESTATE SITE PLAN
A private community built for generations.
Tala Residences: BLOCK A: Complete | BLOCK B: Planned
○ Freehold plots○ Apartments under Sectional Title (Tala Apartments Ltd)○ Kenya Power connections and fresh water borehole○ Boundary walls, ○ Internal roads ○ 24/7 manned security
Architect’s Note on Tala Residences
At Tala Residences, architecture becomes a quiet storyteller.
Every detail has been carefully curated to honour the living history of the Swahili Coast, its craftsmanship, its poetry of light and shadow, and its deep relationship with nature. The design draws inspiration from centuries of coastal culture, translating traditional motifs into contemporary forms that feel both timeless and refined.
As the sun sets, the architecture awakens in a different way. Intricately designed grilles and patterned lanterns cast warm, subtle light across the walls and courtyards, recalling the gentle rhythm of the ocean. During the day, natural light filters through ventilated window slits and decorative screens, projecting soft patterns that echo the movement of waves and the artistry of Swahili carving.