Mount Kenya Wildlife Estate

Mount Kenya Wildlife Estate is 1,000 acres in the eastern corner of Ol Pejeta Conservancy. The animal-proof fence surrounding Mount Kenya Wildlife Estate gives owners and visitors the freedom to roam on foot or bicycle along tracks through the bush, and to enjoy the tranquility of the wild. Plains game such as zebra, giraffe, water-buck, Thomsons gazelle, Grants gazelle and impala plus a huge variety of small game and bird-life live within the Wildlife Estate. The Wildlife Estate will be a secure breeding and protection area for endangered species Jacksons hartebeest, Grevys zebra and Beisa oryx. In the safety of the Wildlife Estate, free of predators, precious breeding populations can be built-up and eventually used to re-stock suitable habitat in the wider Ol Pejeta Conservancy. Designed by one of Kenyas leading architects, the spacious houses are clustered around waterholes and salt licks with sweeping views of Mount Kenya, Loldaiga Hills and Aberdare mountain ranges. Residents will be able to walk, jog or cycle around 9 km of paths leading through the unfenced savannah and herds of plains game. The whole Wildlife Estate has been carefully designed to give a unique opportunity to unwind in the bush, explore and mix with wildlife away from any vehicles, in safety, and in magnificent surroundings.