KES 450,000 | Old Muthaiga | One Acre | 4-BEDROOM Colonial Masterpiece

A RARE ADDRESS. A RARE HOME. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. Did you know? Genuine colonial residences set on approximately one acre in Old Muthaiga are becoming increasingly scarce. And when one is beautifully refurbished, privately positioned and offered for rent, the opportunity becomes even rarer. Nascent Properties presents this exceptional 4-bedroom colonial bungalow, nestled within the leafy tranquillity of Old Muthaiga—one of Nairobi's most prestigious and tightly held addresses. This is not simply a house. It is land, heritage, privacy and prestige—combined. Set amidst approximately one acre of mature, manicured gardens, the residence offers something increasingly difficult to find in Nairobi: space without compromise and privacy without isolation. THE RESIDENCE ✨ 4 spacious en-suite bedrooms — bright, private and beautifully proportioned ✨ Private executive home office — ideal for work or study ✨ Expansive living & dining rooms — designed for gracious entertaining ✨ Dual kitchen arrangement — galley kitchen plus a larger fully fitted main kitchen ✨ Dedicated store & laundry area ✨ Elegant garden entertainment gazebo ✨ Detached Staff Quarters (DSQ) ✨ Covered two-car carport BUT THE LAND IS THE REAL LUXURY. One acre of established greenery. Mature gardens. Privacy. Quiet. Space to entertain, relax and simply breathe. In an era of increasingly dense developments, a private one-acre compound in Old Muthaiga is becoming an asset in its own right. This is precisely the kind of residence sought after by ambassadors, diplomats, senior executives and discerning expatriates who understand the value of location, security, heritage and privacy. And properties of this calibre do not remain available indefinitely. RENT: KES 450,000 PER MONTH Viewings are strictly by appointment. 📞 Contact Nascent Properties to arrange your private viewing. NAScent Properties The Grand Master of Real Estate. Some properties are rented. Others are acquired. And a select few are simply too rare to ignore. Delay is loss.