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Office for rent in Waiyaki Way, Westlands

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This office space of 2,108 square feet is situated within the prestigious Sanlam Tower on Waiyaki Way, Westlands, Kenya. The building is a modern high-rise featuring a striking glass façade that offers breathtaking scenic views of Nairobi’s skyline and lush environs. Inside, the…

Office for rent in Waiyaki Way, Westlands

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This Grade A office space located on Waiyaki Way, Westlands, offers 3,286 square feet of premium commercial area within a modern, architecturally striking building. Characterized by its advanced security features including an alarm system, CCTV, and electric fencing, the property…

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Office for rent in Waiyaki Way, Westlands

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Sanlam-Allianz Tower is situated on Waiyaki Way, Westlands close to Toyota Kenya Westlands offering easy access to all local facilities and amenities from Nairobi Business Hubs, shopping Malls and residential areas. The attractive amenities like; standby generators, Borehole, 6…

Commercial Property for rent in Waiyaki Way, Westlands

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A commercial office complex located off Waiyaki Way in Westlands, Nairobi City County. The building offers expansive office spaces and good access to Westlands, Parklands and the Nairobi CBD. It comprises of the following facilities: * Lift access to all floors via 6 lifts; *…

Explore commercial properties for rent on Waiyaki Way in Westlands, with average rents around KES 210K and typical sizes near 270m². Popular amenities include security and parking, while some properties offer backup power, making them practical for many business needs.

Waiyaki Way in Westlands is a key commercial corridor with easy links to Nairobi CBD, Kikuyu and other parts of the city. It is served by matatus and buses, with access via ABC Place, Westlands Roundabout and the Nairobi Expressway. Nearby are Sarit Centre, Westgate, Safaricom Centre, Strathmore School, Consolata School, and Karura Forest.

Office for rent in Waiyaki Way, Westlands

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Prime commercial office spaces are available within very well kept apartment blocks , ideal for those seeking small but cosy offices in a quiet and presentable compound. The offices are located along Waiyaki Way and the Westlands and environs. Other details: • One parking per…

Shop for rent in Waiyaki Way, Westlands

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Prime Ground Floor Showroom Space at One Africa Place, Westlands Strategic location along Waiyaki Way with excellent accessibility High visibility and prominent frontage ideal for brand exposure Suitable for automotive, technology, and financial services Spacious and flexible…

Office for rent in Waiyaki Way, Westlands

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Offices to let in Westlands Nairobi this tower is a world on its own on mahiga mairu road near muthangari drive in Westlands, it's specifically destined to become on of Africa best towers ( Available spaces ) 830 sq ft ( forth floor / 1200 Sq ft ( second floor ) 1770 sq ft (forth…

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