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2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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Nestled in Kilimani one of Nairobi’s most sought-after residential areas. Kilimani remains a top choice address due convenience and high demand by most professionals. The project is close to major business hubs, shopping malls, and social amenities. This development features…

2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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2 BEDROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT KILIMANI Rent: KSh 90,000 per month Looking for a comfortable home in a prime location? This 2 bedroom apartment offers a great balance of modern living, convenience, and affordability in the heart of Kilimani. **Key Features and Amenities** - Lift…

2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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Experience modern living in this brand new 2-bedroom apartment with a spacious staff quarters at Kirichwa Place, Kilimani. Each bedroom is en-suite, ensuring privacy and comfort, while the master bedroom features a private balcony offering stunning views of the vibrant…

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2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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🏡 AVAILABLE RENTAL APARTMENTS – KILIMANI ✨ Experience modern living in stylish apartments with spacious living areas, all-ensuite bedrooms, and balconies. 💰 AVAILABLE UNITS & MONTHLY RENT 🏠 2 Bedroom – KSh 100,000 🏠 2 Bedroom + SQ – KSh 120,000 🏠 3 Bedroom + DSQ – KSh…

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2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kilimani, Nairobi

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2 BEDROOM APARTMENT FOR RENT KILIMANI 72000 📍 Near Makini School, Kilimani 💰 Rent: KSh 72,000 per month A spacious 2 bedroom apartment in a quiet and convenient location in Kilimani, ideal for a small family or professionals. **Features:** - Spacious living room and bedrooms -…

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