4+ bedroom Villas for Rent in Nairobi

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5-bedroom Villa for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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This spacious 5-bedroom house in Lavington offers comfort and ample living space suited for families looking for a serene and secure environment. Featuring four bathrooms, the home is designed to accommodate the needs of modern living with well-planned areas for functionality and…

5-bedroom Villa for rent in Rosslyn, Westlands

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TO LET | EXECUTIVE 5-BEDROOM house | ROSSLYN LONE TREE 💰 Rent: USD 5,000 Per Month Space, privacy and security in one of Nairobi’s most sought-after diplomatic residential areas. Set within a UN-approved gated community in Rosslyn Lone Tree, this impressive 5-bedroom…

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4-bedroom Villa for rent in Riverside, Westlands

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Discover elegant and spacious living in this detached 4-bedroom townhouse with a DSQ, set within an exclusive gated community of only 6 units off Riverside Drive, Westlands. Rental Price Payable in Dollars: 2705 USD Interior Features: ♦Entrance Foyer ♦Cloak Room ♦Separate guest…

Find 4-bedroom villas for rent in Nairobi with average rents around KES 453K and typical sizes near 610m². Most properties feature en-suite rooms, gardens, parking and staff quarters, while security and gated community living are also widely available in the area.

Nairobi offers good access for families renting 4-bedroom villas, with links through Mombasa Road, Thika Road and the Southern Bypass, plus JKIA, SGR, buses and matatus. Schools such as Braeburn, Peponi House and ISK are in the city, with recreation at Karura Forest, Nairobi National Park, Village Market and The Junction.

4-bedroom Villa for rent in Kitisuru, Westlands

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Kitisuru in a well secured gated community proximity to Nairobi International School 4bedrooms plus dsq villa in a well secured gated community each house sits on half acre Features Well lit living room with fireplace opening to patio the garden A Patio extending to the garden…

4-bedroom Villa for rent in Ridgeways, Nairobi

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🏡 For Rent: Four-Bedroom Villa – Ridgeways | KES 356,000/Month A Refined Ridgeways Villa for Rent Designed for Comfortable Living 🌿 Set within the sought-after Ridgeways neighborhood, this Ridgeways villa for rent offers a wonderful blend of space, privacy, and contemporary…

4-bedroom Villa for rent in Runda, Westlands

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Exceptional 4 bedrooms Villa Property Highlight -In the most sought after location of Runda -Sitting on half acre plot -Set in a safe and secure neighborhood. -With family area -Spacious and comfortable classic that feature great architectural elements -With a very mature garden…

4 4 0.5 ac
6-bedroom Villa for rent in Kyuna, Westlands

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This spacious 6-bedroom villa for rent is located in the serene Kyuna Estate in Westlands, Kenya, offering both comfort and privacy. Each bedroom comes with its own en-suite bathroom, providing convenience and personal space for all residents. The villa features large windows…

4-bedroom Villa for rent in Runda, Westlands

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A spacious modern townhouse in a secure gated community off Kiambu Road, garden, backup generator, and borehole. Only 4 units in the compound. All bedrooms are En-suite. Features: · 4 Bedrooms | All En-Suite · DSQ for Staff · TV Room · Private Garden · Backup Generator Monthly…

4 5 500 m² 650 ac
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6-bedroom Villa for rent in Lavington, Nairobi

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📍 Lavington 6-Bedroom Townhouse + DSQ in Gated Community. ●Sale 1m$ Rental ●Unfurnished4500/ usd ●Furnished 5500/used Discover comfort and elegance in this spacious 6-bedroom townhouse, located in a secure gated community,Perfect for families seeking privacy and convenience…

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