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Browse rental properties in Nyali, with an average rent of KES 116K and an average size of 630m². Many listings include parking, security and en-suite rooms, while some properties offer swimming pools, gardens and fibre internet. Sea-view options average around KES 123K.

Nyali in Mombasa is well connected via Nyali Bridge and Links Road, with matatus, buses, taxis and ride-hailing options for easy travel. Renters can access schools like Nyali School, Mombasa Academy and Oshwal Academy, plus recreation at Nyali Beach, Jomo Kenyatta Public Beach, Wild Waters, City Mall, Nyali Centre and Nyali Golf & Country Club.

2-bedroom House for rent in Nyali Area, Nyali

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Wake up to the gentle sounds of the creek, where tropical gardens, swaying palms and tranquil waters create a private sanctuary unlike any other. This beautiful 2-bedroom residence offers elegance and coastal living, making it an ideal home for professionals, expatriates, couples…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Nyali Area, Nyali

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Description: Discover a haven of serenity and breathtaking sea views in your very own apartment. Embrace coastal living in a stunning sea-facing residence that offers unparalleled views of the Indian Ocean. Enjoy the luxury of a rooftop swimming pool, where you can unwind and…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Nyali Area, Nyali

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🌊 LUXURY 3-BEDROOM AIRBNB IN NYALI, MOMBASA 🌊 Experience classy coastal living in this spacious 3-bedroom Airbnb in Nyali, featuring breathtaking beach & ocean views. Perfect for families, friends, business trips and weekend getaways. ✨ Highlights: 🛏️ 3 Spacious Bedrooms 🌊…

2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Nyali Area, Nyali

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A unique and affordable housing development designed to meet modern lifestyle demands. Nested on 10 acres comprises of one, two and three-bedroom four-storey apartments. Dotted with expansive open spaces at Vipingo Ridge area The gated community is supported by amenities such as…

5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Nyali Area, Nyali

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🌴 Oceanview Watamu Villas – Your Private Piece of Paradise 🌊 Wake up to gentle ocean breezes and the glow of soft, natural light. Each villa is a Bali-inspired sanctuary, where warm textures, natural stone, and flowing spaces create effortless luxury. ✨ Your Villa, Your Oasis •…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Nyali Area, Nyali

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Luxury 3 bedrooms apartment with swimming pool nyali and clear seaview ✅ Swimming pool ✅ Very spacious rooms ✅ Children friendly ✅Very serenity and quiet Ready Available Unit well renovated. Nearby Bus Stop, Hospital, Golf Course, Scenic View, School, Sea View, Shopping Centre…

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