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Green Heart Kilifi · Kenya
A town centre among baobabs
The EcoHub will anchor Green Heart Kilifi's new walkable urban village and its central park — set amongst a field of baobab trees, at the heart of daily life.
A Day in the Life at Green Heart
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Kilifi's population is growing 3–4% a year, among the fastest on Kenya's coast. This is the story of the building going up at the centre of that growth — and how to be part of it.
Green Heart Kilifi — key amenities plan, with the EcoHub in the walkable urban village. Illustrative master plan.
The EcoHub will anchor Green Heart Kilifi's new walkable urban village and its central park — set amongst a field of baobab trees, at the heart of daily life.
At its heart, Green Heart Kilifi is cultivating a 700-acre regenerative town — homes among farms and forest — growing toward 250 homes by 2028 and 320+ beyond.
Long before the village took shape, The Food Movement — ‘FoMo’ to locals — was already the soul of Green Heart Kilifi: the coast’s creative, cultural gathering place. Pictured is the Va va Voom coffee-shop, tucked beneath a mogumo fig that grew up and over an old baobab.
Families are choosing the coast for the life it offers their children — with Kivukoni School drawing a community of parents and educators who want to live, learn and work close to nature.
As the village grows, it needs a place to come together — a generous, green public space at the heart of daily life, where neighbours actually meet.
And it needs proper places to work — fast fibre, real meeting rooms, quiet — so people can grow businesses and careers without leaving the coast. That place is the EcoHub.
Designed by Studio OMT — four storeys of coral block and timber, wrapped in planting and opening to a courtyard at its heart.
Turn it, tilt it, look inside — the same coral-block-and-timber EcoHub, as a model you can move around yourself.
Step inside and the building breathes — walls of coral block, screens and floors of timber, and greenery spilling over every balcony. Built from the coast it stands on.
At its centre, a sculptural staircase winds up through the atrium, tying the building's floors and open spaces together — reception, co-working and café gathered around it.
1,630 m² of lettable space holds six kinds of life under one roof — serviced offices, co-working, meeting rooms, private pods, a ground-floor café and shops, and a rooftop restaurant — all kept in one shared, managed home rather than carved up and sold off.
You cycle in past the duka and the café, grab a flat white, and settle into the co-working lounge — fibre humming, the courtyard tree framed in the window. The focus a kitchen table never gave you.
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artistic impressionYou step out of focus and into company — a shared table, a conversation, lunch with the people you're slowly coming to know. The community you moved here for, a floor away from your desk.
The co-working park: a laptop in dappled shade, kids audible from the village, a meeting that feels more like a walk.
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artistic impressionAs the light goes gold, the rooftop fills — neighbours, founders, friends. Dinner and a drink with the ocean on the horizon, and the whole village at the next table.
Hot desks and your own dedicated desk in a warm, planted lounge — fast fibre, power, coffee and community included.
Serviced 90 m² offices behind glass and timber — for the team that's outgrowing the kitchen table. Move-in ready, fully managed.
Private one-person pods for deep work and calls, and bookable AC meeting rooms — set among the trees of the co-working park.
A ground-floor café and a duka of local crafts and goods — the EcoHub's meeting point, and ground-floor retail space for makers and brands.
The third-floor restaurant and panorama terrace — an anchor F&B opportunity, and the place the whole village comes to gather at golden hour.
Indicative Year-1 rates only — not a quote or an offer — all-inclusive of building services, ex-VAT, KES-primary (USD at 130). Express your interest in space with a Letter of Intent — no commitment, just priority.
Alongside the EcoHub sits the Green Heart Commons: a separate half-acre plot of land, contributed by the developer and owned outright by the community of members.
What gets built there — gardens, a workshop, a gathering ground, nothing at all — is the community's decision: every member has a say in what the land becomes. The plot sits in the village as it grows, and its value grows with it.
Live music under the trees, a market of local makers, a freshwater pool to cool off in.
An open-air gym and climbing wall, a yoga deck, a bike hub for exploring the coast.
The Green Heart Commons is the community's own half-acre. What it becomes is entirely yours to decide.
The EcoHub is funded by its own community through an all-equity, on-chain raise of $1.76M — no bank debt. Earn a pure cash return, or combine workspace, stewardship and yield in one membership. Same building, your choice of how to belong.
The full numbers live in the investor data room — memo, financial model and market study — which opens once you express your interest below.
By the time the village holds 320+ homes, demand for this space will be nearly twice what the building can hold — and that's before the wider Green Heart Kilifi community next door: the Sanctuary, Tuli Gardens, and the established neighbourhoods of Ras Kitoka and PNW — hundreds of households more, with around 90 plots already sold across Green Heart Kilifi. The people who take space early get first claim on it.
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