Groundbreaking is complete and sales are open. Here's a closer look at the development, the rooftop Celestial Pool, and what's still available across its two wings.
Ivy Myst Residence sits on Gatundu Road in Kileleshwa, a short walk from where Blossoms Ivy Residence is nearing completion. Spread across 22 residential floors and two wings, the development will hold 448 apartments — 190 one-bedroom, 168 two-bedroom, and 90 three-bedroom units — with an estimated completion of August 2029. Groundbreaking is complete, and the development is now selling at early-stage pricing.
The Celestial Pool & Rooftop Deck
The signature amenity sits on the roof: the Celestial Pool, framed by a waterfall feature, alongside a rooftop restaurant, bar, water lounge and fireplace, with an uninterrupted view across Kileleshwa and the city skyline beyond. A separate first-floor amenity level adds an indoor garden, heated pool, gym, sauna and massage room — amenities most Nairobi developments spread thinly across a single floor, here given room to breathe.
Garden Terraces on Select Units
A sculptural garden stream runs through the landscaped grounds at ground level, and select one and two-bedroom units carry their own garden terrace — a feature that's becoming a signature of Ivy Group's newer developments, and one that's hard to find elsewhere in Kileleshwa's high-rise stock.
Unit Mix & Pricing
One-bedroom units run 78–84 SQM from KES 8.8 million (≈$68K), two-bedrooms 121–159 SQM from KES 14.2 million (≈$109K), and three-bedroom + DSQ units 169–231 SQM from KES 19.8 million (≈$152K) — with garden terraces and DSQ available on select units in each wing.
For buyers weighing Kileleshwa's established addresses against something newer, Ivy Myst offers the same postcode with rooftop amenities few existing buildings can match, at pricing that still reflects its early stage of construction.
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The Ivy Group Editorial
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