Tatu City has unveiled a new residential neighbourhood that offers its customers a chance to live by the lakeside at the 5,000-acre new city on the outskirts of Nairobi County.

Kofinaf Tatu Residences sit on 200 acreas of land and are is located at the secluded heart of Tatu City in the middle of the legendary coffee estates of Kiambu County, Kenya.

The residences are located on a lush and mature landscape around a scenic lake near international schools, Grade A offices, a new shopping complex and businesses in Tatu City.

The owners of the Kofinaf Tatu Residences will enjoy exclusive access to Comte de Beaumont Dam, whose water offers essential life for the rich red soil of Tatu City.


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Fed by the perpetual waters of Mukuyu and Gaia Rivers, Beaumont Dam and its shores offer home owners with a private nature reserve with diverse wildlife in the city within a city.

“At Kofinaf Tatu Residences, luxury and leisure are a way of life. On expansive 1-2-acre plots, owners experience nature at ease,” said Tatu City Head of Sales David Karimi.


Kofinaf Tatu Residences sit amid indigenous 100-year-old trees offering views of Comte de Beaumont Dam permitting nifty and varies architectural styles that match the landscape.

The residents boast of varied features including gatehouses, 24/7 water and electricity, CCTV and electric fences, high-speed fiber, jogging tracks, picnic sites and nature trails.