Townhouses for Sale in South C, Nairobi

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3-bedroom Townhouse for sale in South C, Nairobi

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Spacious Semi-Detached Maisonette with Renovation Potential in South C **A spacious family home with endless potential to create a residence uniquely tailored to your style.** Set within a **secure gated estate in the sought-after South C neighbourhood**, this semi-detached…

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Find your next home with townhouses for sale in South C, averaging KES 23.9M and about 300m². Some properties have parking, en-suite rooms and staff quarters, while others are in gated communities and close to schools, hospitals, shopping centres and bus stops.

South C in Nairobi offers easy access via Mombasa Road and the Southern Bypass, with matatu routes linking the area to the CBD. Families can consider schools like Moi Educational Centre, Nairobi Muslim Academy and Hillcrest Preparatory School, while South C Shopping Centre, Carnivore Grounds and Nairobi National Park are nearby.

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5-bedroom Townhouse for sale in South C, Nairobi

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Welcome to this beautifully renovated 5-bedroom townhouse in the secure and sought-after in South C. Designed with comfort and functionality in mind, this spacious home is ideal for a large or growing family. It features two en-suite bedrooms, four cloakrooms, a generous lounge…

4-bedroom Townhouse for sale in South C, Nairobi

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4 Bedroom townhouses available for Sale in Langata. A gated community selling at 37.9M Features - 4 Bedroom all ensuite - Well lit and spacious lounge - Open plan kitchen - Dining area that opens up to the lounge - A family room upstairs with a terrace - Master bedroom with a…

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