Tranquil Home in a Quiet Gated Community in Galu
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PGR733
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0.25 Acres
Nestled in Diani/Galu, this gated community thrives in a picturesque residential setting, resembling a lush oasis that harmonizes seamlessly with Diani's stunning greenery. Situated a mere 3-minute drive from the pristine white sandy shores of Diani Beach, the property offers both tranquillity and convenience. All plots within the community are well-serviced, providing a practical and comfortable living experience.
Building and Community Guidelines:
- Single-Home Structure: Each 1/4 acre plot allows for one house, limited to two stories plus a roof. A pool, parking, and a store building are allowed on each plot.
- No Apartments: Only villas, bungalows, or family homes are permitted within the community.
Tourist Rental Allowed: Homeowners have the option to rent out their properties to tourists.
Pet Regulation: Residents are allowed a maximum of one dog to prevent noise pollution. Farm animals are not permitted within the community.
Wire Mesh Fencing: Instead of walls, wire mesh fencing adorned with plants like bougainvilleas is encouraged around individual plots.
No Generators: Inverter systems are preferred due to their quieter operation.
Community Oversight: A committee and a caretaker are established for community management. Shared community costs are to be paid every six months in advance, at the end of December and the end of June each year. These guidelines aim to foster a harmonious living environment while maintaining the individuality and aesthetics of each property.
Building and Community Guidelines:
- Single-Home Structure: Each 1/4 acre plot allows for one house, limited to two stories plus a roof. A pool, parking, and a store building are allowed on each plot.
- No Apartments: Only villas, bungalows, or family homes are permitted within the community.
Tourist Rental Allowed: Homeowners have the option to rent out their properties to tourists.
Pet Regulation: Residents are allowed a maximum of one dog to prevent noise pollution. Farm animals are not permitted within the community.
Wire Mesh Fencing: Instead of walls, wire mesh fencing adorned with plants like bougainvilleas is encouraged around individual plots.
No Generators: Inverter systems are preferred due to their quieter operation.
Community Oversight: A committee and a caretaker are established for community management. Shared community costs are to be paid every six months in advance, at the end of December and the end of June each year. These guidelines aim to foster a harmonious living environment while maintaining the individuality and aesthetics of each property.
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