Bedsitters for Rent in Nairobi

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Bedsitter for rent in Nairobi West, Nairobi

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These spacious bedsitters offers a convenient and reliable stay at our Magharibi Place residency, which is a mixed-development offering both commercial and residential spaces. The studios are spacious, with an ample water supply, back up generator, lifts, etc.

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Bedsitter for rent in Nairobi West, Nairobi

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Looking for a comfortable, affordable, and conveniently located place to call home? This modern studio apartment at Magharibi Place is perfect for students seeking a secure and hassle-free lifestyle. Enjoy a well-designed living space with easy access to public transport…

Bedsitter for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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Fully Furnished & Serviced Studio Apartment in Kilimani Experience comfort and convenience in this beautifully furnished and serviced studio apartment located in the heart of Kilimani. The studio is thoughtfully designed with modern finishes, creating a cozy and functional living…

Explore bedsitters for rent in Nairobi, with average rents around KES 38K and options starting from KES 11K. Many listings include security, and it’s common to find homes close to bus stops, hospitals and shopping centres. Part of tailored living solutions, some also offer fibre internet.

Nairobi suits bedsitter renters who want easy daily movement and access to essentials. The city is served by matatus, buses and the Nairobi Commuter Rail, with key routes like Mombasa Road, Thika Road and the Southern Bypass. Popular spots include Westgate Mall, The Junction, Karura Forest and Uhuru Park, while major schools and universities include the University of Nairobi, Kenyatta University and Strathmore University.

Bedsitter for rent in Nairobi West, Nairobi

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These executive studio studios are located at Magharibi Place, along Maai Mahiu Road just opposite T-Mall off Langata Road. They are spacious with ample water supply, natural lighting, and close to amenities such as eateries and malls. We have both furnished and unfurnished…

Bedsitter for rent in Nairobi West, Nairobi

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Discover a stylish and thoughtfully designed studio at Magharibi Place, offering a perfect blend of comfort and functionality for modern city living. This fully furnished unit features a contemporary interior setup, complete with quality furniture, a neatly fitted kitchen, and a…

1-bedroom Bedsitter for rent in Naivasha Road, Nairobi

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🏠 FURNISHED STUDIO FOR RENT 📍 Location: Naivasha Road 💰 Rent: KSh 65,000 per month 🛋️ Fully Furnished Studio ✨ Modern • Clean • Comfortable • Ready to Move In 📞 Contact us today for viewing and booking.

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