Apartments for Rent in General Mathenge, Nairobi

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3-bedroom Apartment for rent in General Mathenge, Westlands

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FOR RENT 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS :180,000 KES Discover beautifully designed 3-bedroom apartments and 4-bedroom duplexes, crafted with spacious open-plan layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows, premium finishes, and breathtaking skyline views. Enjoy a lifestyle enriched by world-class…

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Explore apartments for rent in General Mathenge with average rents around KES 280K and typical sizes near 300m². Many listings include parking, lifts, security and backup power, while a good number of properties come with pools, gyms and fibre internet.

General Mathenge in Westlands offers easy access via Peponi Road and Waiyaki Way, with matatus, ride-hailing, and links to the CBD. Nearby are Sarit Centre, Westgate Mall and Karura Forest, while schools such as International School of Kenya and Peponi House are within easy reach.

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in General Mathenge, Westlands

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A luxurious twin-tower residential development located along General Mathenge Gardens, in one of Nairobi’s most coveted addresses. Live Where Elegance Meets Functionality Crafted with unmatched attention to detail, this development redefines modern city living: • Floor-to-ceiling…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in General Mathenge, Westlands

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Elevated comfort awaits in this spacious 260 sqm, 3-bedroom apartment with a DSQ, featuring two ensuite bedrooms, modern finishes, and thoughtfully designed living spaces. Filled with natural light and crafted for everyday luxury, this home offers the perfect blend of style…

1-bedroom Apartment for rent in General Mathenge, Westlands

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This elegant and contemporary one-bedroom apartment is set along General Mathenge Road, one of the area’s most desirable addresses. Designed with modern living in mind, it offers a perfect blend of comfort, style, and practicality, making it an ideal sanctuary after a busy day…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in General Mathenge, Westlands

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Experience upscale urban living at these beautiful units in Westlands, a prime Nairobi address offering spacious, modern apartments with excellent amenities. Designed for comfortable family living and professionals, this residence combines convenience, security and contemporary…

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