Houses for Sale in Kajiado County

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4-bedroom House for sale in Ngong, Kajiado County

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Beautiful 3 BR Houses plus Sqs in Ngong area. The BRs are all ensuite and all the rooms are quite spacious including the Sqs. Are in very quiet secure and serene environment. Are , infact , in a gated community of 6 houses. They are located some 350m away from the tarmac. The…

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Find your next home with houses for sale in Kajiado, averaging KES 14.3M from around KES 4.3M, with typical sizes near 260m². Popular amenities include en-suite bedrooms, parking and gardens, while some properties offer scenic views, gated community living and easy access to schools and bus stops.

Kajiado offers easy access to Nairobi via Nairobi-Namanga Highway and Magadi Road, with matatus and buses serving towns like Kitengela, Ongata Rongai and Ngong. Buyers can find schools such as Kitengela International School and Oloosuyian Girls' Secondary School, plus leisure spots like Oloolua Nature Trail and Amboseli National Park.

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4-bedroom House for sale in Ngong, Kajiado County

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4 Bedroom Maisonette located 2.5kms from Kiserian Town in a serene and secure neighbourhood. 🔸️Has a spacious living area 🔸️Kitchen fitted with cabinets and aseperate dining area. 🔸️Pantry 🔸️All bedrooms ensuite and each opening up to a balcony 🔸️Family room 🔸️Roof top…

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4-bedroom Townhouse for sale in Kitengela, Kajiado County

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4-Bedroom Maisonette + DSQ for Sale – Muigai Estate, Kitengela | Ksh 20M Spacious and well-designed maisonette located in the sought-after Muigai Estate of Kitengela. The home offers four generously sized bedrooms, a separate servant’s quarter, and well-planned living and dining…

3-bedroom House for sale in Ngong, Kajiado County

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3 Bedroom Bungalow for Sale – Ngong Matasia • All bedrooms en-suite • Modern finishes • Spacious open plan kitchen • Modern finishes • Spacious open plan kitchen • Pantry area • Laundry area • Size 40 by 80 • 130sqm • Visitors cloakroom • Water storage 1000 liters • Located in a…

3-bedroom House for sale in Ngong, Kajiado County

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This is a Three (3) bedroom bungalow plus SQ located in a secure community off Suswa Road, Kibiko. It consists of an entrance porch opening to a well-lit lounge, a nice passage way that leads you to a nice fitted kitchen and bedrooms. The house is ideal for a peaceful family life…

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