Offices for Rent in Westlands Area, Nairobi

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Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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(A little information about the property ) Discover your new headquaters in the heart of westlands in this newly bult state of heart corporate offices you will enjoy abundant natural light from floor to celling windows The tower enjoys some of the best views and amenities around…

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Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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This fitted office space of 1,854 sq.ft is available for rent in the bustling Westlands area, offering an ideal professional environment for businesses. The office boasts a modern and clean design with wood-effect flooring throughout, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. It…

Browse offices for rent in Westlands, with average rents around KES 290K and typical space near 200m². Many listings come with parking, fibre internet, lifts, backup power and security, making them widely available for everyday business needs.

Westlands is a key business hub in Nairobi with easy links via Waiyaki Way, Ring Road Westlands and the Westlands Red Hill Link Road, plus matatus, buses and ride-hailing. Offices are near Sarit Centre, Westgate, University of Nairobi Chiromo Campus and a short drive from Karura Forest.

Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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Westlands Square is a premier 24-hour convenience retail and office development located in the heart of Nairobi's Westland's CBD. Strategically positioned at the corner of the Westlands Roundabout, easily accessible via major roads such as Waiyaki Way and the Nairobi Expressway…

Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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This is a modern commercial space on the 11th floor and has a frontage facing Waiyaki Way, Mirage Towers is a 12-storey, three-tower commercial space next to Kempinski Hotel/GTC built to appeal to the corporate business community, this fully furnished office suite provides a…

Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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Special offices to let in Westlands This modern tower has given its self a new lease of life As you can see , the entrance and reception creates a great impression for your clients. The location is one of the prosperous neighborhood in Kenya capital Nairobi, which is situated a…

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