Commercial Property for Rent in Westlands, Nairobi

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Commercial Property for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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The office is strategically located along Chiromo Road in Westlands adjacent to the iconic Delta Corner and is within minutes of Westlands and Nairobi CBD at the epicentre of an area that is quickly becoming the major business district of Westlands. The office comprises…

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Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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This is a modern commercial space on the 11th floor and has a frontage facing Waiyaki Way, Mirage Towers is a 12-storey, three-tower commercial space next to Kempinski Hotel/GTC built to appeal to the corporate business community, this fully furnished office suite provides a…

Explore commercial property for rent in Westlands, with average asking prices around KES 294K and typical sizes near 200m². Security and parking are readily available across listings, while backup power and fibre internet can be expected in multiple units.

Westlands is a key business hub in Nairobi with strong access via Waiyaki Way, Ring Road and links to the Nairobi Expressway. Matatus, city buses, Uber and Bolt are widely available. Nearby are Sarit Centre, Westgate Shopping Mall, The Mall, Karura Forest, Nairobi International School and Chiromo Campus.

Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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An exciting opportunity to lease a full floor in Mirage Towers, complete with 14 parking spaces. Available to let from 1st November 2026, following the exit of the current long-term tenants at the end of October 2026. The floor comprises five self-contained office units (No. 1 to…

Office for rent in General Mathenge, Westlands

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4132 Sqft Premium office space available at Oval Building, Westlands. Fitted and partitioned office space, suitable for immediate occupation with minimal fit-out requirements. Well-designed layout with a mix of private offices, meeting rooms, open-plan workspaces and support…

Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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🏢 PRIME OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT – WESTLANDS 📐 2,000 SQ FT 💰 Rent: KSh 200,000/month 🧾 Service Charge: KSh 44,000/month 🚗 Parking: KSh 10,000 + VAT per slot 💵 Total Rent + S/C: KSh 244,000/month (excluding parking & VAT) ✨ Full backup generator 🔐 24/7 security 📍 Prime…

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