Villas for Rent in Kajiado County
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This inviting 3-bedroom bungalow in Ngong offers comfortable living within a secure gated community. Featuring two ensuite bathrooms plus an additional bathroom, the home ensures privacy and convenience for all occupants. The exterior is beautifully maintained with neat…
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Located just 10 minutes’ drive from Maasai Lodge Junction, this spacious maisonette sits on a quarter-acre plot within a secure and well-organized community. Property Features: 3 spacious bedrooms on the upper floor 2 bedrooms share a balcony Bright, spacious and well-lit…
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This stunning 4-bedroom all-ensuite bungalow for rent is located in the serene Kibiko area of Ngong, offering an exceptional living experience. The villa boasts a beautifully landscaped exterior with a spacious driveway and vibrant garden, creating a welcoming ambiance. Inside…
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Discover a life of luxury, privacy, and space with this magnificent 4-bedroom villa, now available for rent in a highly sought-after area of Ngong. This exclusive property offers an unparalleled living experience, perfect for families seeking a serene yet accessible lifestyle…
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The Villa is set on prime land located 250m off Magadi road in Rongai town,near Karen Estate. It is approximately 6.5km from Gallaria Shopping Mall and 250m from Maasai Mall as you crossover from Karen to Rongai Town. Amenities includes: • Villas constructed using natural hard…
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We have 4 bedrooms All ensuite Villas for Rent Located in Ongata Rongai along Maasai Lodge Road Features includes • 4 Bedroom All ensuite • DSQ • Swimming Pool • Club House • Borehole Water • Gym The area is quite Serene with secure parking for residents, providing peace of mind…
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