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Commercial Property for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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Offices spaces ranging from 1000 sq. ft. to 4160 sq. ft. now available, this property is located on Maua Close, off Parklands. It has easy access to many amenities such as; banks, shopping centres, hospitals restaurant and many more businesses, it also has easy access to local…

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.

Shop for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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this development is located in the heart of Westlands along Muthithi Road. Stellato comprises of Hyatt Regency, a 4.5-star International Hotel, retail shops and outlets, showroom and restaurants, entertainment zones and offices. The development has a total number of 33 shops…

1,400 sqft
Shop for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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About 1100 sqft showroom/ retail space available to let plus a mezzanine floor at Ridge Court in 3rd Parklands. It has already fitted washroom. It is at prime location in Parklands offering convenient access to malls, hospitals , CBD and schools Ideal for Pharmacies ,clothing…

Office for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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🏢 Office Space to Let – Parklands Looking for a secure, serene, and strategically located office? We've got the ideal space for your business in the heart of Parklands! 🌿✨ 🔑 Key Features: • 📍 Prime Location – Quiet, secure area with easy access to Westlands, Thika Road &…

Office for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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A Commercial Building conveniently located at Westlands along Ring Road Parklands. It offers good quality Retail Spaces, Office Space, ample parking and is easily accessible from the Nairobi Central Business District. The property is in a serene neighborhood with close proximity…

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