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Tilisi Logistics Park All the Above Combined Make Tilisi the Ultimate Address for Today’S Needs! KENYA’S NEWEST COMMUNITY www.tilisi.co.ke 3 Introducing Tilisi - where aspirations become reality Set within 397 acres of the beautiful sprawling greenery of Limuru, Tilisi is Kenya’s newest community that re-defi nes the essence of business, lifestyle and leisure. As a master-planned and managed development, with world-class infrastructure, Tilisi offers a quality corporate and community experience. 5 Tilisi - The Developers’ Note Welcome to Tilisi - Kenya’s newest community! Tilisi has been inspired by a passion and commitment to deliver an outstanding project, highlighting the necessity for state-of-the-art infrastructure to support development in Kenya. We invite you to invest in this holistic lifestyle @ Tilisi where our community will experience the joy of living, the confi dence to conduct and operate business, and the opportunity to develop and connect. We encourage like-minded developers to be a part of our vision and join us in our pursuit to make Tilisi Kenya’s most sought after address. Tilisi - where imagination becomes reality! 7 The Masterplan Tilisi Greens Tilisi Ridge Tilisi Woods Tilisi Developments Limited, as the master developers, is providing Tilisi Gardens Tilisi Hills fully-serviced land parcels with world-class infrastructure for investors to Tilisi Business Hub purchase and develop. Tilisi Views Tilisi Campus Tilisi is distinctly zoned into Residential, Works and Commercial Tilisi Retail Park Precincts. The Residential Precincts have beautifully designed homes in a serene and scenic environment, boasting plenty of green space. Tilisi Valley The Works Precinct contains well-planned warehousing and light industries, fully supported by quality infrastructure. The Commercial Precinct includes a hotel, a convention & exhibition centre, an offi ce park and retail centre, which complements the corporate and community experience at Tilisi. Other features and facilities at Tilisi include a medical centre, an international school, a park and recreational areas for the community to enjoy. Tilisi Logistics Park All the above combined make Tilisi the ultimate address for today’s needs! 9 Naivasha Nakuru Eldoret A perfect location Kisumu LIMURU ROAD Kampala (Future Plans to be converted to dual carriage way) Nairobi - Nakuru Highway to be upgraded Proposed Kenya Railways Commuter Station Tilisi is strategically located along the international highway on the beautiful Proposed Kenya Railways Commuter Station landscapes of Limuru, Kiambu County – just 25 kilometers from Westlands. NGECHA CHUNGA MALI ROAD (Proposed dual carriage way) Northern Bypass SOUTHERN BYPASS NORTHERN BYPASS Industrial Area Gigiri Tilisi boasts direct accesses off Limuru Road, the Nairobi-Nakuru Highway JKIA Kiambu Machakos Thika and Ngecha Chunga Mali Road. Two Rivers Mombasa Ethiopia Both the Southern and Northern bypasses are less than 10 minutes away. Attractions such as Limuru Golf Club, Sigona Golf Club, Windsor Golf and Southern Outer Ring Rd Country Club, Village Market and Two Rivers are all within close Bypass Nairobi CBD proximity. Eastern Bypass Southern Bypass Jogoo Rd The superb location and the increasing urbanisation of Kiambu County, Nairobi makes Tilisi an ideal alternative for both individuals and businesses Ngong Rd Mbagathi Way to move away from the traffi c, noise and congestion of Nairobi City. Airport North Rd Jomo Kenyatta Southern Bypass International Airport Langata Rd Langata Rd Nairobi National Park 11 The ideal platform to inspire, invest, imagine The entire development is supported by excellent infrastructure, including: - High quality paved roads throughout the development - Street lighting throughout the development - Reliable water supply to each parcel through Tilisi’s own water and sanitation system - Reliable power supply and a connection point at each parcel - High standard sewage treatment plants which process waste from all units and users within Tilisi - Internal security including a perimeter wall and CCTV cameras along the major roads - Beautiful landscaping throughout, adding to the aesthetics and character of Tilisi Additionally, there are development controls and guidelines to ensure the vision and values of Tilisi are maintained into perpetuity. 13 Inspire, invest and work @ Tilisi Tilisi Logistics Park is our Works Precinct offering investors 5-acre parcels for light industrial and logistics developments in a clean, organised environment supported by quality infrastructure. Tilisi Logistics Park can be accessed from two key roads – the Nairobi-Nakuru Highway and Ngecha Chunga Mali road. Trucks can also take advantage of the Southern and Northern bypasses which are both less than 10 minutes away. The increased mobility will signifi cantly reduce time wasted in traffi c, increasing the overall effi ciency of business operations. Tilisi Logistics Park is supported with facilities such as matatu lay-bys, a refuelling station, and localised shops and canteens to further benefi t the staff and operations at Tilisi. 15 Inspire, invest and live @ Tilisi Tilisi Valley is the fi rst of the residential precincts to be unlocked, providing investors with the opportunity to build up to 40 residential units an acre. Tilisi’s practical development controls and guidelines will result in a well- planned and attractive ambience, ultimately adding value to the whole estate. Residents will enjoy community living, whilst benefi ting from a private, green and secure environment. 17 Inspire, invest and connect @ Tilisi Business Hub Tilisi Business Hub will be an expansive corporate complex offering Convenient and easy banking Offi ce Park: live and work within Tilisi executive offi ce space complete with business amenities set within landscaped and serene surroundings. Retail Park Tilisi Retail Park will be an all-encompassing destination shopping mall offering a large supermarket, retail shops, restaurants, cafes, cinemas, banks and ATM lobbies, making Tilisi Retail Park a one-stop-shop for convenience and leisure. Experience fi ne restaurants Retail Centre: offering a wide variety of products & services 19 Inspire, invest and grow @ Tilisi Campus Tilisi’s vision of providing a holistic, community experience will be realised through the Tilisi Campus, which will include an international school/university, a medical centre, a sports and leisure centre, a park, Premier hotel for business and leisure Medical centre providing quality healthcare and other recreational facilities. View s Tilisi Views will be the ideal complement to Tilisi Business Hub and Tilisi Logistics Park, consisting of iconic developments such as a premier hotel and a state-of-the-art convention and exhibition centre. Located at the summit, Tilisi Views will offer un-paralleled views of Nairobi and beyond making these eye-catching landmarks the venues of choice for both corporate and personal events. International school providing quality education within reach Sports and leisure centre 21 Come home to Tilisi At Tilisi, there are a variety of parcels for residential developments over-looking the breath-taking views of the Limuru plains. The developments will be arranged in beautifully landscaped clusters with varying densities. is based in the centre of Tilisi conveniently accessible from all three entry points, offering up to 16 units per acre. is based in the north of Tilisi with direct access from Limuru road, also offering up to 16 units per acre. is based on the eastern side of Tilisi conveniently accessible from all three entry points, offering up to 8 units per acre. is based towards the north of Tilisi with convenient access from Limuru road as well as the other two entry points, also offering up to 8 units per acre. is based along the eastern edge of Tilisi with convenient access from all three entry points, offering up to 4 units per acre. 23 COMING SOON TO TILISI Tilisi – the team Developers: Tilisi Developments Limited. The developers have been involved in various residential, commercial and hospitality projects including, Phenom Estate, Sidai Village, Greenspan Estate, Solitaire on General Mathenge, Capital Centre, Greenspan Mall, West End Towers, Delta Towers, Warwick Centre and the up-coming Radisson Blu. Masterplan Architects: Planning Systems Services Ltd Project Managers: Planning Project Management Ltd Civil Engineers: Howard Humphreys East Africa Ltd Electrical Engineers: Howard Humphreys East Africa Ltd Environmental Consultants: Howard Humphreys East Africa Ltd Cost Consultants: YMR Integrated Partnership Landscape Architects: Urban Green Landscapes Ltd Legal Team: MMC Africa Law 25 Tilisi Developments Ltd Maksons Plaza, Parklands Road P.O. Box 39542-00623, Nairobi, Kenya. Tel: +254 714 845 474 www.tilisi.co.ke *Particulars not warranted 27.
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