Chele Chele Villa, architectural marvel of Tanzania

Did you know that in the heart of East Africa, there is a village called Sangananu? This little village is placed in Tanzania, one of the most beautiful countries in the world, renowned for its cultural diversity, with more than 120 tribes that still live the ancient ways. Surrounded by untouched nature, green meadows as far as the eye can see, in Sangananu, there is a villa called Chele Chele.

History of Chele Chele Villa

The Villa is the pearl among buildings of historical importance. It was designed in a Bauhaus style by world renowned German architect Ernst May, for Captain Murray. Ernst May’s architectural designs are also found in many major East African cities.

Chele Chele Villa was completed in October of 1936. Originally it was built on a coffee estate and interestingly, the estate was producing coffee until the early 70’s. Since then, the Villa changed owners several times and was reconstructed to maintain elegant English country style with the touch of African culture. It features original African artifacts that had been gathered throughout its nearly century-long history.

Significance of Chele Chele Villa in today’s tourism in Tanzania

Due to its indescribable beauty and historical importance, today Chele Chele Villa is a magnet for tourists from all over the world. People come to Sangananu to experience Tanzania in the most genuine way, very far from cliché. The Villa offers endless possibilities for those who seek originality and wish to truly feel African culture, expand their horizon and are in search of new adventures. Surrounded by untouched nature, countless paths for walking and relaxing, and clear blue sky above, after your stay in Chele Chele, you will be felling free and reborn. With amazing cuisine, its own swimming pool and open yoga studio, The Villa offers memorable experience for people who wish to meet authenticity.

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