Townhouses for Rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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🏡 5-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE TO LET – LAVINGTON ✨ Spacious and elegant 5-bedroom townhouse in the sought-after Lavington neighbourhood. 🔹 5 Bedrooms 🔹 Spacious lounge & dining area 🔹 Modern kitchen 🔹 Family/TV room 🔹 DSQ 🔹 Ample parking 🔹 Beautiful garden 🔹 Secure gated…

Find your next home with townhouses for rent in Lavington averaging KES 376K and about 460 m². Popular amenities include parking, gardens, security, en-suite rooms and staff quarters. Frequently featured in gated communities, with backup power and fibre internet.

Lavington is a well-connected Nairobi neighbourhood with easy access via James Gichuru Road, Gitanga Road and Waiyaki Way, plus matatus, buses, Uber and Bolt. Families often look at schools like Lavington Primary, St. Austin’s Academy, Braeburn and Rusinga, while nearby Lavington Mall, The Junction Mall and Jaffrey’s Sports Club add everyday convenience and leisure.

5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Typically 3 levels (ground, first and rooftop terrace) 5 bedrooms, all en suite Additional rooms: family/TV room, gym/office/storage. Formal dining room, large kitchen with pantry plus a laundry area UN security-approved zone, secure private compounds in a gated community. Close…

4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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This elegant four-bedroom townhouse in Lavington offers spacious, bright living with quality finishes. The expansive living area features polished wooden floors and large windows that create an inviting atmosphere. The modern kitchen is fitted with wood cabinetry and granite…

4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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🏡 LAVINGTON – FOUR-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE FOR RENT | KES 350,000 Experience Comfortable Living in Lavington 🌿 Make yourself at home in the prestigious neighborhood of Lavington, where convenience meets relaxed residential living. This Lavington four-bedroom townhouse for rent…

5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Set within a secure gated community in Lavington, this well-appointed 5-bedroom townhouse offers spacious and comfortable family living. All five bedrooms are en-suite, complemented by generous living spaces, a closed kitchen and a dedicated laundry area. The development…

5-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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Lavington, located near easy access to Nairobi express way and Westlands, Gated community of 6units with modern finishes Well maintained and ready to be occupied this Stunning 5bedrooms plus dsq townhouse is available for rent Features -Well lit living room with fireplace opening…

4-bedroom Townhouse for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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ULTRA-MODERN TRIPLEX TOWNHOUSE IN LAVINGTON | 4-BEDROOM ALL ENSUITE ✨ 🏡​Step into luxury triplex living in one of Lavington’s most sought-after diplomatic enclaves. 🏡 Tucked inside an ultra-secure gated community, this brand-new, sun-lit 4-bedroom townhouse with a private…

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