2 bedroom Houses for Rent in Runda, Nairobi

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2-bedroom House for rent in Runda, Westlands

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USD 1800 – Rental Price Nestled in Runda is this modern and chic 2-bedroom guesthouse. Attached to the main house,it offers the perfect blend of privacy and convenience, making it an exceptional place to call home. This beautiful guest house is only a 10-minute drive away from…

2-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Runda, Westlands

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🏡 2-Bedroom Cottage for Rent – Old Runda Enjoy peaceful living in this charming 2-bedroom cottage located in the prestigious Old Runda neighborhood, just 10 minutes from the UN offices. Features: ✅ 2 Spacious Bedrooms (All En-Suite) ✅ Outdoor Gazebo ✅ Parking for 3 Cars ✅ Serene…

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2-bedroom House for rent in Runda, Westlands

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📍 Runda| FURNISHED 2-BEDROOM COTTAGE |RUNDA 🏡 KES 180,000 PER MONTH Discover refined living in the prestigious neighbourhood of Runda. This brand-new, fully furnished 2-bedroom cottage offers the perfect blend of privacy, comfort, and tranquillity, complete with a private…

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2-bedroom House for rent in Runda, Westlands

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Executive 2-bedrooms furnished guest wing -Set in a safe and secure neighborhood of Runda is this executive 2 Bedroom Furnished Guest House -With a small study room -Spacious and comfortable classic that feature great architectural elements -With a very mature garden with amazing…

Explore 2-bedroom houses for rent in Runda, with average rent around KES 175K and options from KES 70K. A good number of properties come with parking, gardens, security and en-suite rooms, while furnished homes and gated community options are also common in several homes.

Runda in Westlands, Nairobi, is linked by Limuru Road, Kiambu Road and the Northern Bypass, with matatus, buses and ride-hailing available. Nearby are Rosslyn Academy, SABIS International School and German School Nairobi, plus Village Market, Two Rivers Mall and Karura Forest.

2-bedroom House for rent in Runda, Westlands

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🏡 TO LET | OLD RUNDA GATED COMMUNITY ✨ Ready-to-Move-In 2-Bedroom Fully Furnished Guest Wing Looking for comfort, privacy, and a serene living environment? This beautiful, well-lit guest wing in the prestigious Old Runda Gated Community could be your ideal home! Property…

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