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Townhouses for Rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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4-Bedroom Townhouse with DSQ for Rent – Kileleshwa Features: * 4 spacious bedrooms, with the master en-suite * Sunken lounge with a functional fireplace opening onto a large outdoor patio * Expansive private garden * Separate dining area * Refurbished kitchen with ample cabinets…

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5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Strategically located in the leafy suburbs of Kileleshwa is this spacious house offering comfortable family living, generous interiors, and a private garden in a residential setting. Features; - All en-suite - Separate lounge and dining area - Closed kitchen with ample storage…

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Find your next home with townhouses for rent in Kileleshwa, with average rents around KES 207K and sizes near 300m². Available in a range of listings with parking, gardens and security, while some properties also offer fibre internet, staff quarters and gated community living.

Kileleshwa in Nairobi offers easy access via Ring Road and Oloitoktok Road, with matatus, buses and ride-hailing options linking the area to the CBD. Nearby are Kileleshwa Academy, New Muthaiga Academy and Braeburn on Gitanga Road, plus The Arboretum, Yaya Centre and Sarit Centre.

4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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🏡 4 Bedroom Townhouse + DSQ for Rent – Kileleshwa 📍 Off Oloitoktok Road, Kileleshwa 💰 Rent: KSh 130,000 per Month (Inclusive of Service Charge) Property Features: ✅ Detached Servant Quarter (DSQ) ✅ Guest Bedroom ✅ Guest Cloakroom ✅ Spacious Living Room with Separate Dining…

4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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This spacious 4-bedroom townhouse in Kileleshwa offers a blend of comfort and security in one of Nairobi’s most desirable neighborhoods. Featuring four bedrooms 2 en-suite bathrooms, this home provides ample privacy and convenience. The well-appointed kitchen boasts sleek…

5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Spacious 5-bedroom townhouse in prime Kileleshwa, all bedrooms ensuite for comfort and privacy. The home features bright, generous living spaces and a practical layout ideal for family living. Located in a secure, serene neighborhood close to shopping centers, schools…

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…

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4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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This spacious 4-bedroom townhouse with a DSQ is available for rent in the serene neighborhood of Kileleshwa, offering 2,000 m² of well-designed living space. The property boasts four en-suite bathrooms and bedrooms, including a walk-in closet in the master suite. Enjoy the…

5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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This spacious 5-bedroom apartment to let in Kileleshwa offers an elegant living experience in one of Nairobi’s sought-after neighborhoods. Covering 520 square meters, the townhouse boasts five bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, providing ample privacy and convenience. The interior…

4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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4-Bedroom House for Rent – KSh 160,000 🏡 Spacious 4-Bedroom House in a Gated Community • Master bedroom ensuite on the upper level • 2 bedrooms sharing a bathroom • Guest bedroom with shared bathroom & guest cloakroom • Spacious living room • Separate dining area • Spacious…

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