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Office for rent in Mombasa Road, Nairobi

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It's a modern age business park comprising of offices , showrooms , shops and cafeteria : we have different sizes from 362 sq ft ,500 sq ft, 600 sq , 700 sq ft , 1085 sq ft, 1575 sq ft, 3000 sq ft and so on : amenities include - quick and easy entry / exit via access road -…

Browse offices for rent in Nairobi with an average asking price of KES 230K and a typical size of 180m². Security is common in several listings, while backup power and parking are available in a range of listings, making them practical for everyday business use.

Nairobi is a key business hub with strong transport links through Mombasa Road, Thika Road, the Southern Bypass, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and the Nairobi Commuter Rail. Around Nairobi, you will also find Strathmore University, the University of Nairobi, Uhuru Park, Karura Forest, Westgate Mall and Village Market.

Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

Description

This 2,300 sq ft office space located in Westlands offers a modern and secure working environment suitable for professional and corporate use. The space is well positioned within a well managed commercial building, providing convenience, accessibility, and a professional business…

Office for rent in Nairobi CBD, Nairobi

Description

We have this strategic shop/office space available to let at Mtihani House located opposite Equity Bank along Mfangano street with easy access points from Haile selassie, Tom Mboya and Ronald Ngala street. It's location at the junction of Mfangano street & Hakati Road suits a…

Office for rent in Rosslyn, Westlands

Description

A 4-acre prime plot very ideal for office use within the serene and upmarket neighborhood of Rosslyn. The land has been split into 2 plots of varying sizes. and has two houses. The larger house sits on the larger plot while the guest house sits on the smaller one. The property is…

Office for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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Located on the junction of Kamburu drive and Kindaruma road, Blue Violets Plaza commercial building located in Kindaruma Road, Kilimani offering office spaces for rent. It comprises of 7 storeys of well laid out office spaces, with four units per floor on two wings. It features…

Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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Offices spaces to let in Westlands Nairobi ( About the property) : This is a well positioned commercial block offering professional grade facilities and prime access to local amenities inorder to facilitate a truly and effective working environment ( Available space ) 2000 sq ft…

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