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3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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This spacious 3-bedroom apartment in the serene neighborhood of Kileleshwa offers a perfect blend of comfort and security. Featuring three well-appointed bedrooms, each complemented by en-suite bathrooms, this residence is designed for convenience and privacy. The living area is…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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Discover refined contemporary living in this beautifully finished 3-bedroom apartment with a DSQ, located in the sought-after Kileleshwa area. Featuring premium built-in fixtures, stylish finishes, and thoughtfully designed spaces, this home offers comfort and convenience with…

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3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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This elegant 3-bedroom apartment for rent in Kileleshwa offers spacious and stylish living with four bathrooms, including en-suite options for added privacy and convenience. The open-plan living and dining area is enhanced by large windows that allow ample natural light, creating…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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🌐 📍 KILELESHWA | NEWLY BUILT 3-BEDROOM + SQ FOR SALE & RENT Luxury 3-Bedroom Apartment with DSQ Experience modern, upscale living in this newly built and spacious 3-bedroom apartment, thoughtfully designed with quality finishes, scenic views, and exceptional lifestyle…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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The Spacious apartment is located in the central of Kileleshwa providing easy access to Westlands, Kilimani and Lavington areas. The apartment has a homely feel in the quite surrounding. Features include;- * Separate Living room with a balcony offering the city views. * Separate…

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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3 spacious bedrooms, all en suite • UN approved residence • Bright living and dining area • Modern fitted kitchen • Big balcony • Swimming pool • Kids’ play area • Ample parking • Very quiet and serene environment • 24/7 security

3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kileleshwa, Nairobi

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🏡 3 Bedroom + DSQ Apartment – Kileleshwa 💰 Rent: KES 225,000 Spacious 3-bedroom (all en-suite) with a bright lounge, dining area, fitted kitchen & balcony. High floor with great views. 🏢 Pool • Gym • Lift • Full backup • Borehole • Kids play area • Parking • 24/7 security 📍…

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