Man Who Built a Unique KSh 3 Million Mud House in Voi That Charges KSh 4,855 Per Night

Landscape artist Chris Campbell spent approximately KSh 3 million constructing a unique mud house in Voi, Taita Taveta County. Known as Tsavo House, the property has four bedrooms and operates as an Airbnb accommodation, charging guests KSh 4,855 per night.

The construction of the house took over two years to complete. Campbell used locally available soil and minimal cement to create the distinctive structure, demonstrating how locally sourced materials can be used in building residential properties.

Unlike conventional houses that rely heavily on cement and other construction materials, Tsavo House was built primarily using soil available in the surrounding area. The approach formed part of the property’s distinctive construction style.

With four bedrooms, the house provides accommodation for visitors looking for a place to stay in Voi. Its operation as an Airbnb allows Campbell to offer the property to guests at a nightly rate of KSh 4,855.

The approximately KSh 3 million investment brought together the construction of a distinctive mud house and its use as a short-term rental property.

Tsavo House stands out because of its construction materials, design and purpose. Built over more than two years, the property combines locally available soil, minimal cement and four-bedroom accommodation in a structure that serves visitors to Voi.

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