3 bedroom Townhouses for Rent in Nairobi

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3-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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3 bedrooms in a gated community Gated of 3 house All bedrooms are ensuite Very spacious house Open kitchen Parking for 3 car In a very secured place

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Discover 3-bedroom townhouses for rent in Nairobi, with an average rent of KES 274K and around 223m² of space. Many listings include parking, gardens, en-suite rooms and security, while gated community living and backup power are often considered by developers.

Nairobi offers convenient living for renters, with access via Mombasa Road, Thika Road and the Southern Bypass, plus matatus, buses and the Commuter Rail. Families can consider schools like Braeburn, Peponi House and ISK, while recreation includes Karura Forest, Uhuru Park, Village Market and The Junction.

3-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Runda, Westlands

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3Brdroom Townhouse For Rent in Runda. Features: -3 Bedroom master en-suite -Open plan kitchen fully fitted -A lounge that opens to the Garden -Servant quarter For one -Pool,gym and kids play area -parking for two cars -full backup power -A heated swimming pool Renting 200,000…

3-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Runda, Westlands

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This is are luxurious 3&4 Bedroom town houses located along Ruaka Road, Runda. The town houses are in a gated community complimented by serenity and a lush topography. The Town Houses have a massive lounge a dining area, a fitted kitchen with pantry and ensuite bedrooms .They are…

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3-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Runda, Westlands

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🏡 3-BEDROOM HOUSE TO LET IN RUNDA 📍 Location: Runda, Nairobi 💰 Rent: Ksh 180,000 per month Property Features: * 3 spacious bedrooms * Comfortable bathrooms * Spacious living room * well maintained garden * Beautiful outdoor space * Ample parking * Secure and peaceful…

3-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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📌 Karen 3 Bedroom To let in Karen Guide Rent Kshs.150,000/- Features: ✅Master ensuite ✅Spacious lounge ✅Fire place ✅Dining ✅Closed kitchen ✅Dsq available ✅Garden ✅Ample parking ✅Quite and serene environment ✅Close proximity to amenities

3-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Karen, Nairobi

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📌 Karen 3 Bedroom To let in Karen Guide Rent Kshs.125,000/- Features: ✅2 ensuite rooms ✅Lounge ✅Dining ✅Closed kitchen ✅Dsq ✅Garden ✅Ample parking ✅Quiet and serene environment ✅Close proximity to amenities

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3-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Brookside, Westlands

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Set within a serene residential environment, this townhouse home offers an ideal home for individuals, families or expatriates seeking privacy, convenience and a touch of understated luxury. Included is a gym, swimming pool, kids playground and a tennis court. A beautiful blend…

3-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Runda, Westlands

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This charming 3-bedroom townhouse in Runda, Westlands offers comfortable and secure living with modern conveniences. The property features two bathrooms, including an en-suite, providing privacy and convenience. Residents can enjoy a walk-in closet and a balcony that extends the…

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