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5-bedroom Villa for sale in Runda, Westlands

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Nestled within the exclusive enclave of Runda Evergreen, this extraordinary 900-square-metre smart residence is a masterpiece of contemporary architecture, where timeless elegance meets cutting-edge technology. Overlooking the lush canopy of Karura Forest, the home has been…

Browse 4-bedroom villas for sale in Nairobi with an average price of KES 119M and typical sizes around 940m². It’s common to find parking, gardens, en-suite rooms and security, while some properties offer staff quarters, backup power and fibre internet.

Nairobi offers good access for families looking at 4-bedroom villas, with major routes like Mombasa Road, Thika Road and the Southern Bypass, plus Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and the Nairobi Commuter Rail. Schools such as Braeburn Schools, Peponi House and the International School of Kenya are within the city, while Karura Forest, Nairobi National Park, Village Market and The Junction add everyday convenience and leisure options.

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5-bedroom Villa for sale in Lavington, Nairobi

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Discover an expansive 630 sqm 5-bedroom residence in the prestigious Lavington neighborhood, thoughtfully designed to offer generous family living, privacy, and everyday convenience. The home features all ensuite bedrooms, with the master suite offering a bathtub and walk-in…

5-bedroom Villa for sale in Lavington, Nairobi

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LAVINGTON GREEN | 5-BEDROOM VILLA | KSh 99M Discover timeless luxury in this exceptional 5-bedroom all-en-suite villa in prestigious Lavington Green, offering privacy, elegance and spacious family living. Key Features 5 Bedrooms All-En-Suite Elegant family room Private landscaped…

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5-bedroom Villa for sale in Loresho, Westlands

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🏡 Loresho Five-Bedroom Villa for Sale | KES 150,000,000 ✨ A PREMIUM HOME IN LORESHO Discover an elegant Loresho five-bedroom villa for sale, offering an ideal setting for sophisticated family living. Positioned in the sought-after Loresho neighborhood, this residence presents an…

5-bedroom Villa for sale in Lavington, Nairobi

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GET THIS LUXURIOUS VILLA LOCATED IN THE SUNNY SIDE OF LAVINGTON,THE HOUSE REDIFINES SPACE AS ITS SPACIOUS AND CONTAINS AN ADIK AND ITS OWN GARDEN THEY ARE ONLY 3 IN THE COMPOUND HENCE YOUR ASSURED OF YOUR PRIVACY THE HOUSE GOES FOR 110M SLIGHTLY NEGOTIABLE

4-bedroom Villa for sale in Kyuna, Westlands

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5-Bedroom House for Sale in Kyuna, Westlands | KES 85 Million Price: KES 85,000,000 Location: Kyuna, Westlands Land Size: ¼ Acre Set within the leafy and highly sought-after Kyuna neighbourhood, this charming 5-bedroom family home offers an excellent combination of space, privacy…

5-bedroom Villa for sale in Lavington, Nairobi

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Description Stunning 5 bedroom Villas with ensuite Dsq in Lavington for sale in Lavington i. The plinth area of each is approximately 450 sqm comprising of all en-suite five bedrooms, a spacious living room, a dining, family room, and a DSQ for 2. ii. The villas boast superior…

5-bedroom Villa for sale in Karen, Nairobi

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Located in one of the elite neighborhoods of Karen lies 8 units of luxurious 5 bedrooms all ensuite villas with 2 DSQS. These well-finished villas sit on 4 of an acre of land with ample parking.  The units are about 650 sq. meters comprising five bedrooms, a spacious living…

5-bedroom Villa for sale in Riverside, Westlands

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ONLY ONE UNIT AVAILABLE Riverside presents a rare collection of just 4 ultra-luxury villas, each crafted to redefine modern elegance and refined living. Designed with spacious layouts, timeless finishes, and serene landscaped gardens, these residences offer an unparalleled…

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