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Track record: Phase 1 has been handed over and the official programme marks the project completed; GulfCap lists Phase 2 as 85% sold. Desktop review
Starting price as of 13 Oct 2026 Desktop review. Prices can vary by floor, view and position, so confirm the exact unit price with the developer. Ground–5th floor current price Payment terms Desktop review, 13 Oct 2026.
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Buxton Point is a housing project in central Mombasa by GulfCap Real Estate and the County Government of Mombasa. Phase 1 is finished and occupied, and Phase 2 is under construction.
Prices run from KES 2.9M for a 34.5 m² one-bedroom to KES 5.9M for a 72 m² three-bedroom, about KES 81,000 to KES 84,000 per m². That's good value for a central coastal location.
The estate has an Olympic-size pool, gym, food courts, sports areas, an ECD centre and community facilities, and it's close to the CBD, Nyali Bridge and the airport corridor. Buyers go through Boma Yangu or GulfCap, so the payment route depends on the phase.
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