2 bedroom Property for Rent in Kitisuru, Nairobi

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2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kitisuru, Westlands

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Enjoy double the space with modern comfort in a peaceful, secure neighborhood. Rent: Ksh 280,000/month Ideal setup for long‑term tenants. ✅ 2 spacious bedrooms (both en-suite) ✅ Cozy lounge opening onto a balcony—perfect for morning coffee ✅ Open-plan kitchen with built-in…

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KITISURU; 2 Bedroom Tastefully Furnished Units Rent:2 bedroom Unit- $1800 These stunning and modern 2 bedroom luxurious apartments are nestled into the rolling countryside landscape of Kitisuru. The low rise apartments are carved into a sloping hillside property, creating an…

2-bedroom House for rent in Kitisuru, Westlands

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Kitusuru; Very spacious 2.5 Bedroom cottage with alot of greenery. Rent USD 3000. This charming and spacious 3 bedroom cottage is tucked in a scenic compound neighbouring Kitusuru greenery area off Kitusuru Road. It offers a quiet and serene environment located away from the…

New
2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kitisuru, Westlands

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Experience resort-style living in this fully furnished 2-bedroom apartment within an exclusive 22-acre residential community at the intersection of Nyari, Gigiri, and Kitisuru. Designed for comfort, convenience, and refined living, the development combines contemporary residences…

2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kitisuru, Westlands

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Apartment features and amenities: • Three- bedrooms, master en-suite. • Open kitchen. • Balcony. • Swimming pool. • Gym. • Kid’s play area. • High speed lifts. • Back- up generator. • 2 parking spaces. • Club house

2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kitisuru, Westlands

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🏡 2-BEDROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT TO LET – KITISURU 📍 Location: Kitisuru, Nairobi 🛏️ 2 Spacious Bedrooms 🛋️ Fully Furnished 💰 Rent: $1,800 per month ✨ Modern and tastefully furnished 🌿 Serene and secure neighborhood 🔐 Excellent security 🚗 Ample parking 🏊 Great amenities 📍…

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2-bedroom Apartment for rent in Kitisuru, Westlands

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🏡 FOR RENT: Furnished 2-Bedroom Apartment in Kitisuru | 💰 USD 1,814 ✨ Comfortable Furnished Living in Kitisuru, Nairobi Looking for a comfortable home in one of Nairobi’s desirable residential neighbourhoods? This furnished 2-bedroom apartment for rent in Kitisuru is available…

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