KIWENGWA | Elegant Boho Chic Apartment with Private Beach

Along the powder-white shores of Zanzibar 
lies an intimate beachfront residence designed for those who seek effortless island living with refined character.

This exclusive 80 sqm apartment is part of a boutique beachfront collection of only six private residences — a rare and discreet sanctuary where privacy meets barefoot elegance.

From the moment you enter, the atmosphere is warm, natural and inviting. The interiors are curated in a sophisticated boho-chic style, blending organic textures, soft neutral tones and handcrafted details that reflect the spirit of the island.

The apartment features:

• Two serene bedrooms

• Two elegant bathrooms

• A bright open-plan living space

• A stylish American kitchen seamlessly integrated into the living area

Large openings invite natural light and ocean breeze to flow through the space, creating an effortless connection between indoors and outdoors.

But the true heart of this home is its beautiful beachfront veranda — a private stage overlooking the Indian Ocean. Morning coffee at sunrise. Long, slow lunches with the sound of the tide. Golden sunsets turning the sky into watercolor.

This residence does not simply face the beach — it owns it.

Included within the property are 70 meters of private beachfront land, part of the estate itself. A rare and valuable asset that transforms this apartment from a home into a legacy investment. In Zanzibar, direct beach ownership is an extraordinary privilege.

At the rear of the complex, a private swimming pool serves the six residences, offering an additional layer of comfort and exclusivity.

This is more than an apartment.
It is a personal retreat.
A barefoot luxury escape.
A lifestyle defined by salt air, natural beauty and quiet sophistication.

For those seeking a refined island sanctuary — whether as a private residence, a holiday home, or a high-end rental investment — this beachfront gem represents a rare opportunity in one of the most desirable coastal destinations in East Africa.