2 bedroom Apartments for Rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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This 2-bedroom apartment for rent in Kilimani offers a sophisticated living experience in a prime Nairobi location. The spacious bedrooms are fitted with ample built-in wardrobes, and each bedroom features an en-suite bathroom with modern fixtures and contemporary finishes…

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Explore 2-bedroom apartments for rent in Kilimani, with average rents around KES 98K and typical sizes near 100m². Most properties feature parking, security, lifts and backup power, while gyms, pools and kids’ play areas are also frequently seen in these properties.

Kilimani is well connected through Ngong Road, Argwings Kodhek Road and Dennis Pritt Road, with matatus and ride-hailing options linking easily to Nairobi CBD. For daily needs and leisure, Yaya Centre, Prestige Plaza and Adlife Plaza are nearby, while Nairobi Arboretum is a short drive away. Schools in and around Kilimani include St. Hannah’s School, Cavina School, Kilimani Junior Academy, Braeburn School on Gitanga Road and Lycee Denis Diderot.

2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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KILIMANI - A tastefully furnished 2 bedrooms apartment to let in a lovely sort after area in Kilimani. Features Living room cum dinning 2 bedrooms en-suite Open plan fitted kitchen Utility kitchen Laundry area Master bedroom with balcony Ample storage Amenities Swimming pool Gym…

2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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Explore modern comfort and serene living with our 2-bedroom Apartments. Each unit is thoughtfully designed to blend functionality with style, offering spacious interiors, contemporary finishes, and ample natural light. Ideal for families or professionals seeking a peaceful…

2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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This two-bedroom apartment in Kilimani offers a spacious and comfortable living environment with three bathrooms, including an en-suite for added privacy and convenience. The bright kitchen features ample cabinetry and countertops, perfect for meal preparation and storage. Each…

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2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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Furnished 2 Bedroom for Rent in Kilimani Going for - KES 195,000 pm Daily Charge - KES 11,000 This is a stylish and fully furnished 2 bedroom residence available for rent in the sought-after Kilimani area of Nairobi. Designed for comfortable city living, the apartment offers…

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