1 bedroom Apartments for Sale in Machakos County

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Discover 1-bedroom apartments for sale in Machakos, with prices from KES 3M and an average of KES 5,10M. These homes average 55m², with parking often included. Common in several homes are security, backup power, lifts, gyms and easy access to shops, schools and hospitals.

Machakos is well connected by the Nairobi-Mombasa Highway (A109) and Kangundo Road, with matatus and buses linking the area to Nairobi and nearby towns. For everyday needs and leisure, residents can visit Machakos People’s Park and shopping spots in Machakos town. The area also has schools and colleges such as Machakos University, Machakos School and Machakos Girls High School.

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1-bedroom Apartment for sale in Syokimau, Machakos County

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An elegant Studio available for sale along Chaddy road with ideal ROI of upto 12% for unfurnished rentals and 30% for furnished apartments . The development is located near the airport and SGR thus very high demand for furnished units. It boasts of the following amenities…

1-bedroom Apartment for sale in Syokimau, Machakos County

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Discover stylish living in Syokimau with these beautifully designed 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments, ideal for modern families and professionals. Each unit features a spacious 56 m² layout that maximizes comfort with an open-plan living and dining area illuminated by natural light…

1-bedroom Apartment for sale in Syokimau, Machakos County

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A lovely 1 bedroom apartment for sale near the airport and SGR ideal for investment .The unit boasts of ample space,beautiful finishes ,american kitchen with oven and hob. The development boasts of : A swimming pool. Gym Jogging track Lifts Backup generator Water treatment plant…

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