Apartments for Rent in Thika Road, Nairobi

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3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Thika Road, Nairobi

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Northlands Heights Apartments offers a unique blend of luxurious living spaces and lush, verdant landscapes. Every detail, from the architectural design to the landscaping, is meticulously crafted to create a serene and inspiring environment. ✨ Property Features: Spacious…

1-bedroom Apartment for rent in Thika Road, Nairobi

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This one bedroom apartment is available to let in Thika road at Garden city mall. Below are the amenities: Amenities • Over one acre of outdoor green Space • Gym and Fitness Studio • 300M Walking/Jogging track • Heated Adult and Children Swimming Pools • Kids Play Area • Multi…

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3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Thika Road, Nairobi

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Nestled in a new exquisite gated community of Northland master plan in serene environment which is an exceptionally private community. They are located in the Country’s best countryside masterpiece outlined in one of the leading upcoming exclusive gated communities with all round…

Browse apartments for rent on Thika Road with average rents around KES 108K and typical sizes near 90m². It’s common to find parking, while some properties offer swimming pools, en-suite bedrooms, lifts, gyms, gardens and scenic views.

Thika Road in Nairobi offers easy travel along the Thika Superhighway, with buses and matatus linking areas like Roysambu and Kasarani to the CBD. Residents can access Garden City Mall, TRM and Kasarani Stadium, while USIU and Kenyatta University add useful education options nearby.

2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Thika Road, Nairobi

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Experience contemporary living in this beautifully furnished 2-bedroom apartment located within the prestigious Garden City Residences along Thika Road. Thoughtfully designed with modern interiors, premium furnishings, and exceptional amenities, this apartment is ideal for…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Thika Road, Nairobi

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📌 Safari Park -Thika Rd 3 Bedroom Apartment To Let Safari Park -Thika rd Guide Rent Ksh.90,000/- Features: ✅Master ensuite ✅Semi-open kitchen ✅Balcony ✅Laundry area ✅Common pool ✅Gym ✅Ample parking ✅Borehole water ✅CCTV ✅High speed lifts ✅Easily accessible by public and private…

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