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Commercial Property for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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With two commercial blocks, you can choose from spaces ideal for retail, supermarkets, pharmacies, banks, showrooms, cafés, offices, clinics and professional services. Whether you need a single unit, a partial floor, an entire floor or a full block there’s flexibility to match…

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Browse commercial property for rent in Karen, with average rents around KES 159K and typical spaces of about 48m². You’ll find many options that include parking, often around KES 189K, while a select few come with security, making them practical for day-to-day business use.

Karen is a well-connected Nairobi suburb for commercial space, with access via Ngong Road, Langata Road and the Southern Bypass, plus matatus, buses and ride-hailing services. Nearby landmarks include The Hub Karen, Galleria Mall, Karen Blixen Museum, Oloolua Nature Trail, Hillcrest International School and Brookhouse School.

Office for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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Looking for a refined and professional workspace? Commercial Space Available- Karen park 📍 opposite St.Christopher’s School Nairobi along Ngong Road, 1KM away from Karen town center. 📐345.44sq.ft 💰Rent per sq.ft 244.13 ☑️well lit office ☑️ample parking space ☑️borehole water…

Office for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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This office space available for rent in the serene and sought-after Karen area offers a compact yet functional 20 square feet workspace perfect for startups or small businesses. The premises include essential amenities such as a reliable backup generator ensuring uninterrupted…

Commercial Property for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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Prices: Ground Floor Rent: Kshs 300/- per sqft First Floor Rent: Kshs 200/- per sqft Service Charge: Kshs 26/- per sqft (Rates exclusive of V.A.T) This exceptional commercial complex in the heart of Karen is the perfect address for your desired retail space. Built with peak…

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Commercial Property for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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In Karen, experience the epitome of professional excellence in this prime office space located in the prestigious Karen area. Situated conveniently opposite the renowned Waterfront Mall, this space offers unparalleled accessibility and a prestigious address. Key Features…

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Commercial Property for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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A prime place to set up a restaurant. Close to main road, convenient for workers and clients Located off karen road, close to karen country club, the waterfront and karen shopping center. Water,electricity available.

Office for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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Situated in a prime and easily accessible location, this space is designed to elevate your work environment and streamline your operations. The building offers a mix of retail and office space and would be ideal for businesses like beauty and wellness center, electronic store…

Office for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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All prices indicate ‘starting at’ pricing and is subject to change, based on selection and services included. Work wherever and however you need to with a HQ Coworking membership. With pricing starting at 9700 KSH, we offer the flexibility and freedom to accommodate any…

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Commercial Property for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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📌 Karen Commercial Property To Let in Karen Guide Rent:Kshs.350,000/- Features: ✅Sits on 1 acre ✅Useable structures on it ✅Water & electricity onsite ✅Ideal for office or school use ✅Easily accessible ✅Close proximity to amenities

Commercial Property for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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This delightful commercial unit has the ideal retail space that you have been looking for! The property is located in a strategic and desirable section of Karen, only metres away from the busy Karen Road. The area is marked by a prime residential neighbourhood and a bustling…

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