This 5-unit cluster project is designed to offer a balanced blend of modern comfort and environmental sustainability, featuring five meticulously planned residences and a unit to house the cluster's caretaker. Each home is thoughtfully constructed to include three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a dedicated servant’s quarter, ensuring ample space for both family living and support staff. The cluster has access to borehole water supply that runs on solar power. The cluster arrangement promotes a cohesive community atmosphere while maintaining individual privacy.

Design and Features:

Architecturally, each house in the cluster boasts an open floor plan, maximising natural light and air flow. The three bedrooms are designed to provide comfortable, private retreats, while the two bathrooms are equipped with modern fixtures and energy-efficient systems. The addition of a servant’s quarters ensures functional support for household needs. Sustainable features include a 5kva solar system, 5000l water tank equipped with hybrid booster pump and a 300l solar geyser. The landscaping employs native plants and permeable surfaces to manage stormwater effectively and support local ecology.

Community Benefits:

Beyond the individual homes, this cluster project is designed to foster a strong sense of community and well-being. By integrating both private comforts and communal benefits with sustainable practices, the project not only provides modern, eco-friendly living solutions but also cultivates a supportive and engaged neighbourhood environment.