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Electricity/Power Supply- available Water Supply - available Bathroom/Toilets - available (with tiled floor/walls) Common washing area - available Security Guards + CCTV Surveillance - available Security Fence - Available Retails Shops - available (same compound) Parking - available The space ************Stay in Style_Naturally************** A natural modern space offering a homely feel for both long and short-stay guests. Necessary work & entatainment environment requirements e.g. Wifi, cable TV etc. are arranged upon request in case you're here for a business trip or vacation. Guest access *************Live with Ease*************** The guest has access to the whole studio apartment PLUS parts of the home including gazebo, front garden and parking areas. Other things to note Overview of Kakamega County: Kakamega County is located in the Western part of Kenya and borders Vihiga County to the South, Siaya County to the West, Bungoma and Trans Nzoia Counties to the North and Nandi and Uasin Gishu Counties to the East. The County covers an area of 3,051.3 KM2 and is the second populous county after Nairobi with the largest rural population. The altitude of the county is between 1,240 metres and 2,000 metres above sea level. Physical and Topographic features: The altitudes of the county ranges from 1,240 metres to 2,000 metres above sea level. The southern part of the county is hilly and is made up of rugged granites rising in places to 1,950 metres above sea level. The Nandi Escarpment forms a prominent feature on the county’s eastern border, with its main scarp rising from the general elevation of 1,700 metres to 2,000 metres. There are also several hills in the county such as Misango, Imanga, Eregi, Butieri, Sikhokhochole, Mawe Tatu, Lirhanda, Kiming’ini hills among others. Ecological conditions There are two main ecological zones in the county namely; the Upper Medium (UM) and the Lower Medium (LM). The Upper Medium covers the Central and Northern parts of the county such as Ikolomani, Lurambi, Malava, Navakholo and Shinyalu that practice intensive maize, tea, beans and horticultural production mainly on small scale; and Lugari and Likuyani where large scale farming is practiced. The second ecological zone, the Lower Medium (LM), covers a major portion of the southern part of the county which includes Butere, Khwisero, Mumias East, Mumias West and Matungu. In this zone, the main economic activity is sugarcane production with some farmers practicing maize, sweet potatoes, tea, ground nuts and cassava production. Climatic conditions: The annual rainfall in the county ranges from 1280.1mm to 2214.1 mm per year. The rainfall pattern is evenly distributed all year round with March and July receiving heavy rains while December and February receives light rains. The temperatures range from 18 0C to 29 0C. January, February and March are the hottest months with other months having relatively similar temperatures except for July and August which have relatively cold spells. The county has an average humidity of 67 percent.