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Office for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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Located along the vibrant George Padmore Road in Kilimani, this Grade A commercial development offers a sophisticated and highly secure office environment designed to meet the needs of modern corporate, professional, NGO and international organisations. The development provides…

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Office for rent in Gigiri, Westlands

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Commercial Spaces for Rent in Gigiri, Near UNEP FIT Property presents commercial spaces for rent in Gigiri, close to UNEP. The location is approximately 10–15 minutes from Westlands and 20–30 minutes from Nairobi CBD, depending on traffic, and is easily accessible by public…

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Office for rent in Westlands Area, Westlands

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This fitted office space of 1,383 sq.ft located in the vibrant Westlands area offers an ideal environment for growing businesses. The office is fully furnished and features a sleek wooden conference table set against a stylish wood-paneled accent wall, complemented by ample…

Browse offices for rent in Kenya, with an average asking price of KES 221K and a typical size of around 170m². A good number of properties come with parking, while security and backup power are frequently featured in office listings.

Kenya offers strong office rental options in key business areas such as Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, and Nakuru. These locations support easy business movement and access to urban amenities, with many commercial buildings near major transport links and often offering parking and security.

Office for rent in Waiyaki Way, Westlands

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Sanlam-Allianz Tower is situated on Waiyaki Way, Westlands close to Toyota Kenya Westlands offering easy access to all local facilities and amenities from Nairobi Business Hubs, shopping Malls and residential areas. The attractive amenities like; standby generators, Borehole, 6…

Office for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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3-BEDROOM COMMERCIAL APARTMENT 📍 Prime Location Spacious and well-appointed 3-bedroom commercial apartment ideal for businesses seeking a professional and accessible workspace. ✨ Features: 3 spacious rooms suitable for offices or consultation rooms Reception area Bright and…

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…

Office for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Office space to Let in Lavington along Kabarsiran Ave, Nairobi Size: Option 1. 2000 sqft Option 2. 7500 sqft Option 3. 9500 sqft Rent per month 100 per sqft inclusive of service charge Amenities; 1. Ample Parking. 2. Back up generator. 3. Well manicured Garden. 4. 24 hr security…

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