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3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Gigiri, Westlands

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This unfurnished 3-bedroom apartment available for rent in Gigiri, Westlands, offers a comfortable and modern living space of 1,500 sqft. The apartment features four bathrooms, including en-suite options for privacy and convenience. The interior is designed with warm, inviting…

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3-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Gigiri, Westlands

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This fully furnished 3-bedroom villa in Gigiri, Westlands offers serene living within a secure gated compound. Spanning 190 m² of elegant design, the villa features spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and walk-in closets, ensuring comfort and privacy. The inviting living…

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3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Gigiri, Westlands

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TO LET | FULLY FURNISHED 3-BEDROOM | GIGIRI, NAIROBI A beautifully furnished 3-bedroom apartment in the sought-after and serene Gigiri neighbourhood, offering a secure and comfortable living environment. Rent: USD 4,000 per month Utilities/Service Charge: USD 400 per month Lease…

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3-bedroom House for rent in Gigiri, Westlands

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This fully furnished 3-bedroom house is located in the prestigious Gigiri neighbourhood, offering comfortable and convenient living in a prime Nairobi location. The home comes fully furnished and is well suited for families, expatriates and professionals looking for a…

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3-bedroom Apartment for rent in Gigiri, Westlands

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This unfurnished 3-bedroom apartment in the prestigious Gigiri area of Westlands offers a spacious 1,500 sqft of modern living space designed for comfort and security. Each bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom, with the master bedroom featuring a walk-in closet for ample…

New
3-bedroom House for rent in Gigiri, Westlands

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Nestled in the heart of Gigiri, this beautifully designed 3-bedroom home offers comfort, privacy, and unmatched convenience. All three bedrooms are ensuite, providing generous space and privacy for family or guests. The home features a lovely private garden, perfect for relaxing…

3-bedroom House for rent in Gigiri, Westlands

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📍 Gigiri, Nairobi 💰 Rent: USD 4,000/month ➕ Utilities & Services: USD 400/month Beautifully positioned along the highly sought-after and serene Gigiri Road, this fully furnished residence offers exceptional comfort, privacy and security in one of Nairobi’s most prestigious…

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