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Explore commercial property for rent in Parklands with average asking rents around KES 124K and typical sizes near 140 m². Standard in many developments is security, while some properties are furnished. A select few listings with parking are offered at around KES 220K.

Parklands in Westlands offers strong business access via Limuru Road, Waiyaki Way and the Nairobi Expressway, with matatus, buses, Uber and Bolt widely available. Nearby are Sarit Centre, Westgate, Karura Forest, Aga Khan Academy and Oshwal Academy, with the CBD within easy reach.

Office for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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KEGO PLAZA is the brain child of highly experienced and knowledgeable property developers located a long Shivachi Road, off Parklands road opposite MP Shah Hospital. It boasts of a quite ambiance and has a very good proximity to social amenities and other facilities within the…

Office for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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Located, Ngara, Westlands The ultra-modern office suites have typical offices & the location is easily accessible from CBD and other outskirts of the city Unit price & size available: 110sh per sqft inclusive of service charge Price: 110,000 KSH Parking: 2 bays per office Size…

Office for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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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 Office membership. With pricing starting at 19300 KSH, we offer the flexibility and freedom to accommodate any workstyle…

Office for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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A fully fitted and partitioned office space conveniently located in Parklands just off Limuru Rd and a few minutes drive from Aga Khan Hospital. The space measures 4505.7 sqft and is partitioned into private enclosed offices, open working area, a boardroom that can fit up to 15…

Office for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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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…

Office for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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This building is centrally located within easy access of Parklands and Westlands neighborhoods. This building offers high quality office and retail spaces for corporates and businesses for their ideal premium office setup. This new and modern building offers excellent views and…

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