3 bedroom Property for Sale in Kilifi County

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3-bedroom Villa for sale in Vipingo, Kilifi County

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For Sale: Private 3-Bedroom Villa with Staff Quarter Nestled within the serene confines of a gated community in Vipingo, adjacent to the prestigious Vipingo Ridge Golf Club Estate, this private villa offers tranquility and security day and night. Features: 3 spacious bedrooms…

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3-bedroom House for sale in Watamu, Kilifi County

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New 3-Bedroom House for Sale – Watamu Beautiful newly built 3-bedroom all-en-suite house sitting on a spacious ¼-acre plot, with ample parking space. Conveniently located just a 10-minute walk to the beach, making it ideal for a holiday home, investment or permanent residence.

3-bedroom Villa for sale in Mtwapa, Kilifi County

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FOR SALE: Stunning 3-Bedroom Resort-Style Villa with Private Pool – Mtwapa, La-Marina Creekside Estate Asking Price: Ksh 40,000,000 Title: Freehold Escape to coastal luxury with this exquisite 3-bedroom master ensuite villa, perfectly nestled within the exclusive and serene…

3-bedroom Villa for sale in Mtwapa, Kilifi County

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Beach property on sale This beach property on sale is located in the picturesque Mtwapa Jumba Ruins area, with a stunning first-row view of the Indian Ocean. The property includes a 3-bedroom villa that may require some renovation but offers great potential. Situated on a…

3-bedroom Villa for sale in Kilifi, Kilifi County

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This beautifully designed double-storey villa is set within the exclusive Mandharini community on Kilifi Creek. Offering the perfect balance of modern living and coastal charm, it makes for an ideal family home, holiday retreat, or investment property. Key Features of the Villa…

3-bedroom Apartment for sale in Mtwapa, Kilifi County

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For sale 3 bedrooms mtwapa sea view, Your peaceful retreat by the Indian Ocean, inspired by nature’s beauty. Enjoy tranquil creek views, fresh sea air, and relaxing sounds of gentle waves. Located just after the iconic Mtwapa Bridge, next to Moorings Hotel, with easy access to…

3-bedroom House for sale in Mtwapa, Kilifi County

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For sale 3 bedrooms excutive bungalow ,located in mtwapa,in a gated community,with own compound,master ensuite,fully tiled,cabro roads,secured with boundary wall,closerto the market,main highway,adequate water supply,the property is at a quite and cool environment for family set…

3-bedroom Villa for sale in Vipingo, Kilifi County

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This villa on sale is situated within the secure and prestigious VIPingo Ridge Estate, overlooking the stunning golf field. This remarkable property features three spacious bedrooms, all of which are ensuite, providing utmost comfort and privacy. The villa also boasts a…

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