3 bedroom Houses for Sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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3-bedroom Villa for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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The villa is a 3-bedroom property located near Paparemo Beach Resort in Watamu. It features a private swimming pool and is situated in a tranquil and cool area, surrounded by walls for privacy. The villa's design reflects an African cultural finish, making it suitable for a…

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3-bedroom Villa for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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MODERN 3-BEDROOM PRIVATE VILLA FOR SALE IN WATAMU – JACARANDA AREA A newly built, modern and private villa is available for sale in the beautiful Jacaranda area of Watamu, just a few minutes’ drive from the pristine Indian Ocean beaches. This magnificent villa features 3 spacious…

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3-bedroom House for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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New 3-Bedroom House for Sale – Watamu Beautiful newly built 3-bedroom all-en-suite house sitting on a spacious ¼-acre plot, with ample parking space. Conveniently located just a 10-minute walk to the beach, making it ideal for a holiday home, investment or permanent residence.

Explore 3-bedroom houses for sale in Watamu, with prices starting from KES 28M and averaging KES 42.8M. Typical homes sit on around 1,670m². Swimming pools, parking and gardens are readily available across listings, with security and fibre internet also commonly included.

Watamu in Kilifi offers easy access via the Malindi–Mombasa Road (B8), with Malindi Airport about 20km away for flights to Nairobi and other destinations. Families can consider schools like Watamu Primary School and WABARA Secondary School. Recreation includes Watamu Beach, Turtle Bay, Watamu Marine National Park and the nearby Gede Ruins.

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