Who is behind Mambrui Beach Bay?
Mambrui Beach Bay Properties Limited, a Kenyan company that owns, develops and sells the Mambrui Beach Bay estate: about 33 acres on the shore at Mambrui, Kilifi County.
Our idea is simple: keep a beautiful stretch of coast quiet. Instead of cutting the land into hundreds of small plots, we sell it in 3-acre lots, about eleven in all, to people who want a retirement home, a second home or a holiday home with space around it. We put in the roads, water, sewer, power and perimeter fence, and we help owners design and build when they are ready.
How do we sell land?
With a published price, documents first, payment only to the company, and your own advocate in charge of your checks.
One clear price
KES 33 million for a 3-acre beach lot, on our price list. Other sizes on enquiry.
Documents first
We show the title documents and the estate plan before you pay, and welcome your advocate’s search.
Safe payment
Bank transfer to the company account in your sale agreement; never cash, never to an individual.
What are we building at Mambrui?
A fully serviced, low-density estate: roads to every lot, water, a sewer, power and a perimeter fence, all complete by January 2027.
See each service on the amenities page and the land itself on 3-acre lots. We also care about the shore we sell beside: the dunes, the beach where turtles nest and the Sabaki estuary are why Mambrui is special, and the estate plan asks owners to light and build with them in mind. We have house plans for the estate and offer support to build, without tying owners to our drawings.
How can you reach us?
Send an enquiry from our contact page or email sales@mambruibay.com; we reply in writing.
Tell us the lot size you have in mind, what the home is for and whether you would like help to build it. Visits are by appointment, Monday to Saturday. Enquire or book a visit.
Come and see the estate
Walk the 3-acre lots and the beach, see the roads and services going in, and go through the title documents and the estate plan with us. Want less than 3 acres, or more? Ask.