3 bedroom Apartments for Rent in Nairobi

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Start your search with 3-bedroom apartments for rent in Nairobi, averaging KES 196K and about 210m². You’ll find many options with parking, security, backup power and lifts, while pools, gyms, en-suite rooms and shopping centres are standard in many developments.

Nairobi suits renters looking for 3-bedroom apartments with strong city connections. In Nairobi, travel is supported by Mombasa Road, Thika Road and the Southern Bypass, plus matatus, buses and Commuter Rail. Nearby are schools like Braeburn and Strathmore University, with leisure spots such as Karura Forest, Uhuru Park, Westgate Mall and The Junction.

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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🌿 Executive 3-Bedroom Furnished Apartment with Expansive Private Terrace | Kilimani Experience refined living in this elegant 3-bedroom fully furnished apartment in the heart of Kilimani. Designed for comfort and style, the home boasts generous living spaces, abundant natural…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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🌐 📍 KILELESHWA | NEWLY BUILT 3-BEDROOM + SQ FOR SALE & RENT Luxury 3-Bedroom Apartment with DSQ Experience modern, upscale living in this newly built and spacious 3-bedroom apartment, thoughtfully designed with quality finishes, scenic views, and exceptional lifestyle…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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An exclusive collection of 3 bedroom apartments now available for sale in the heart of Kilimani. This luxurious development features 17 floors of exceptional living space, complete with top-tier amenities. Each apartment offers expansive interiors and breathtaking views of the…

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3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Discover comfortable and spacious living, located along Hatheru Road, Lavington. This beautiful 3-bedroom apartment with a Domestic Staff Quarter (DSQ) is ideal for families looking for space, convenience, and a serene residential environment. ✨ Features & Amenities: * 🛏️ 3…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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📍 Location: Westlands 🛏️ 3 Bedrooms – All En-Suite 🍽️ Closed-Plan Kitchen 💧 Borehole ⚡ Backup Generator 💰 Rent: KSh 100,000 per month A spacious and well-maintained apartment in a prime Westlands location, offering comfort, convenience, and reliable utilities. 📞 Contact us…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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The Spacious apartment is located in the central of Kileleshwa providing easy access to Westlands, Kilimani and Lavington areas. The apartment has a homely feel in the quite surrounding. Features include;- * Separate Living room with a balcony offering the city views. * Separate…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Parklands, Westlands

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This well-appointed 3-bedroom apartment for rent in Parklands, Westlands, offers a comfortable and secure living environment within a gated community. It features two bathrooms, including an en-suite for privacy and convenience, alongside a spacious walk-in closet that enhances…

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