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Start your search with apartments for sale in Shanzu, averaging KES 13,3M and around 140m². Often considered by buyers, these homes are commonly found with parking, security, lifts and swimming pools, while scenic or sea views are also regularly available.

Shanzu in Mombasa sits along the Indian Ocean and is linked by the Mombasa-Malindi Highway, with matatus and tuk-tuks offering easy local travel and Moi International Airport about 30 kilometres away. Buyers can look near Shanzu Beach, Serena Beach Resort & Spa, Mombasa Go-Kart and Butterfly Pavilion, plus shopping at City Mall and Nyali Centre. Education options include Shanzu Teachers Training College and nearby primary and secondary schools.

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3-bedroom Apartment for sale in Shanzu, Mombasa

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This exclusive 1,2 & 3 bedrooms development faces the most renowned Shanzu Beach in Mombasa's North Coast. it is the ideal development which enables one to combine lifestyles of "Business, Leisure and Living" all together. Access to major shopping malls in 10 min. vicinity of…

1-bedroom Apartment for sale in Shanzu, Mombasa

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For sale 1 bedrooms upcoming apartments located in shanzu mombasa,with master bedroom,swimming pool,high speed elevators,ample parking,the property is located at the heart of shanzu near serena hotel,with breathtaking sea views,walking distance to the beach,closer to all five…

Apartment for sale in Shanzu, Mombasa

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Welcome to our latest project consists of studios and luxurious two bedroom apartment situated along Pride in paradise road through volume club road and it's second row from Ocean with rooftop restaurant and swimming pool. Our price ranges from Kes ,6 million changing depending…

Apartment for sale in Shanzu, Mombasa

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Introducing thriving studios at Serena road opposite PrideInn Paradise flamingo Shanzu Mombasa.Located second row from Ocean neighbouring intercontinental hotel, Serena hotel PrideInn Paradise.construction will take 24 months making it easier for flexibility of payment options…

2-bedroom Apartment for sale in Shanzu, Mombasa

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For sale 2 bedrooms upcoming luxurious apartments located in shanzu near serena hotel,with all rooms ensuites,breathtaking sea view,large swimming pool elevators,ample parking walking distance to all 5 star hotels and to the beach,with long term payment plan,deposit of 30% or…

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