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Office for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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MODERN COMMERCIAL 8 BEDROOM HOUSE ON 1 acre IDEAL FOR OFFICE USE ONLY, SUITABLE FOR NGOS AND FIRMS Unit size & price: Size: 1 ac Price: KSH 600,000 A modern, contemporary 8 bedroom standalone beautiful built home, Sitting on one acre in a serene environment. This space has modern…

Browse commercial property for rent in Lavington, with average asking prices around KES 455K and typical sizes near 350m². Many listings include parking and security, while it’s also common to find fibre internet, backup power and wheelchair access.

Lavington is well connected through James Gichuru Road, Gitanga Road and nearby Waiyaki Way, with matatus, buses, Uber and Bolt serving the area. Business tenants also benefit from easy access to Lavington Mall, The Junction Mall, Jaffrey’s Sports Club, plus schools like Lavington Primary and Braeburn.

Office for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Office space to Let in Lavington along Kabarsiran Ave, Nairobi Size: Option 1. 2000 sqft Option 2. 7500 sqft Option 3. 9500 sqft Rent per month 100 per sqft inclusive of service charge Amenities; 1. Ample Parking. 2. Back up generator. 3. Well manicured Garden. 4. 24 hr security…

Commercial Property for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Located in the serene and prime neighborhood of Lavington, this commercial house offers a versatile setup ideal for companies seeking both functional office space and a pleasant working environment. The property is well-designed to accommodate a variety of business operations and…

Office for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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6-Bedroom House for Rent | Lavington | KES 550,000/month NB: STRICTLY FOR A SILENT OFFICE. NO RESTAURANTS, NO SCHOOLS! A spacious and versatile property ideal for residential living or a private office, set within a serene compound with a mature garden. This home offers generous…

Commercial Property for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Lavington Commercial Property To Let Rent: KSh 600,000 per Month Property Size: ¾ Acre Highlights: Only 1 minute drive off James Gichuru Road Ample parking space Adequate water supply 24/7 security Private, well-manicured garden Spacious compound with generous outdoor space Ideal…

Office for rent in Lavington, 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 Regus Office membership. With pricing starting at 19300 KSH, we offer the flexibility and freedom to accommodate any…

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Commercial Property for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Discover an exceptional commercial property in the prestigious neighbourhood of Lavington, ideal for businesses seeking a spacious, secure, and professional working environment. Set within a secure gated community, this stunning 7-bedroom house offers a unique blend of elegance…

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