Commercial Property for Rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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5-bedroom Office for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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This standalone 5-bedroom office space for rent in Lavington offers a generous 573 m² of building area on a spacious Half acre plot, ideal for a thriving business seeking a secure and comfortable environment. The property features 5 bathrooms, including en-suite options…

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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Positioned in a tranquil and prestigious setting in Lavington, Jahazi Offices offers premium Grade A office accommodation designed for multinational corporations, international organisations, professional firms, and businesses seeking a sophisticated headquarters. The ultramodern…

5-bedroom Office for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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This spacious five-bedroom office space in Lavington offers an ideal working environment for growing businesses. The building features a solid, well-maintained exterior with secure fencing and parking space convenient for both staff and visitors. Inside, natural light floods the…

Commercial Property for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Discover this stunning 6-bedroom standalone house in the prestigious neighborhood of Lavington, offering spacious interiors, elegant finishes, and a serene environment. This unfurnished property is ideal for both residential living and commercial use, making it an excellent…

Office for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Looking for a spacious and private commercial premises in Lavington? This 10-room standalone villa offers a practical layout and a professional setting suitable for a range of office and commercial uses. Set within a secure and accessible location, the property provides the…

Office for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Grade A Office Space for Rent This ultramodern office complex offers world-class workspaces in a unique and tranquil location, ideal for corporate headquarters and elite international organizations. Designed to international standards, it provides a secure, efficient, and…

Office for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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This spacious 2-bedroom office for rent is located in the prestigious Lavington area, offering a professional and comfortable working environment. The office features two fully enclosed rooms, providing privacy and quiet space essential for focused work or meetings. Each room has…

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