Houses for Rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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2-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Charming Two-Bedroom Cottage Available for Lease in Kileleshwa. This charming two-bedroom cottage, located in a tranquil area of Kileleshwa, is available for lease at KES 180,000 per month. The residence offers a welcoming atmosphere with bright and well-illuminated living areas…

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4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Experience the charm of elegant family living in this spacious 4-bedroom townhouse nestled in the serene surroundings of Kileleshwa. Renting at Ksh 220,000 this beautiful home features ample parking, a private garden, a cozy fireplace, and reliable water supply from Nairobi Water…

Browse houses for rent in Kileleshwa with an average rent of KES 206K, starting from KES 90K. Homes average about 2,260m², and most properties feature parking, gardens, security and gated community living. Often included as part of the design are en-suite rooms and fibre internet.

Kileleshwa offers easy access via Ring Road and Oloitoktok Road, with matatus, buses and ride-hailing links to Nairobi CBD. Nearby are Kileleshwa Academy, New Muthaiga Academy and Braeburn on Gitanga Road. Residents can enjoy the Nairobi Arboretum, Yaya Centre and Sarit Centre.

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4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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This spacious 4-bedroom townhouse located in the serene neighborhood of Kileleshwa offers a comfortable and secure living environment. Each bedroom enjoys its own en-suite bathroom, complemented by walk-in closets providing ample storage. The home features a welcoming living area…

5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Elegant Townhouse for Sale – Lavington Located in an exclusive compound of only 5 units, this beautiful home offers privacy, space, and comfort. Features: - Spacious lounge with high ceilings - Fully fitted chef's kitchen with granite island, Canadian maple cabinets & breakfast…

4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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An executive 4-bedroom townhouse to let Located at the heart of Kileleshwa In a compound of just 6 units Massive Master bedroom with a balcony facing the garden Has a detached servant quarter Massive lounge with a fireplace Closed-plan kitchen with a pantry Well-manicured private…

4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Discover this spacious and well-maintained 4-bedroom townhouse in Kileleshwa, ideal for families seeking comfort, security, convenience and a serene residential environment. Key Features & Amenities: • 4 spacious bedrooms • 2 dedicated parking spaces • Backup generator •…

5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Spacious 5-bedroom townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, offering comfortable family living in a secure and serene residential community. ✨ Property Features: • 5 spacious bedrooms • Generous living and dining areas • Well-appointed kitchen • Ample parking space • 24/7 security •…

4-bedroom Villa for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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PROPERTY DETAILS • This is an expansive modern townhouse located in a gated community of 8 luxurious townhouses plus detached staff quarters spanning 3,940 Sq. Ft • It is conveniently located in an affluent, secure and leafy suburb of • These breath-taking homes are designed to…

2-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Kileleshwa 2 Bedroom Townhouse to Let. 150K Located in the leafy🍃🍃🍀🍀 suburbs of Kileleshwa In a gated and controlled community In a compound of just 24 units Massive lounge opening up to a private greenery verandah Closed plan kitchen with a pantry Has inverters for power…

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5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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5-Bedroom All En-suite Home + SQ To Let | Kileleshwa 📍 Location: Kileleshwa 💰 Rent: KSh 250,000/month ✨ Property Features ✅ 5 spacious bedrooms — all en-suite ✅ Self-contained DSQ/SQ ✅ Gated community of only 8 units ✅ Spacious & private living environment ✅ Secure residential…

4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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4-Bedroom Townhouse + DSQ to Let in Kileleshwa — KES 220,000 per month Experience refined living in this magnificent gated community nestled in the heart of Kileleshwa. Set on generous grounds, these elegant villas offer spacious interiors, beautiful architectural design, and…

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