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Casa El Norte, GaluKinondo Beach, Ukunda, Kenya
The Casa El Norte Villa located on the private white sands of the Galu Kinondo Beach sits 100 meters from the pristine turquoise pools of the Indian Ocean. A self-contained house with all the amenities a family or couple would want. A home sequestered on the shores of an East African Shangri-La.
Local taxi available at your doorstep… no traffic jams here… hardly any people….. Divine!
Looking onto the Foyer, lush palms are flooded by sunlight from the roofless exposure at the center of the house.
A view of the living space. The windows generous windows let in the gentle salty ocean air. The trees planted around the property offer shade, which cools the surrounding air. Snooze anyone….?
Light streams in from the atrium bathing the house with sunlight. At night the cool sea air seeps in cooling the house.
A view from the staircase landing looking across the living room, out through the patio doors leading onto the beach.
The open plan living creates a sense of continuity. The kitchen where Sulieman creates delicious Swahili dishes, is at the top right corner.
A glimpse of the second story looking up from the living room. The open space enables the upper level and lower level spaces to blend easily.
The Swahili style master suite. Relaxing simplicity.
From the hallway looking across onto the second story patio one can see the ocean and beyond.
Thes econd story patio leads into the eastward facing bedrooms, which look out towards the sea. Great for star gazing at night or for catching the sunrise in the morning. Looking over the balustrade one looks down into the living area.
The ocean proves even more seductive from the living room. Picture taken whilst lounging on the living room couch. Bliss…
The Afternoon light filters into the living space creating a languorous ambiance suitable for reading the thick tomes one never gets round to in the city.