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Nairobi City properties
Nairobi is Kenya’s capital city. In addition to its urban core, the city has Nairobi National Park, a large game reserve known for breeding endangered black rhinos and home to giraffes, zebras and lions. Next to it is a well-regarded elephant orphanage operated by the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Nairobi is also often used as a jumping-off point for safari trips elsewhere in Kenya.
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Sell
24 Tanzanian shilling
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Number of bedrooms 3 -
Bath
Number of beds 3 -
Floor
Floor/Total number of floors 1/1 -
Area
Square/Floor Size (eg. 70) 130 m2
Sell
27 Tanzanian shilling
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Bath
Number of beds 1-2 -
Floor
Total number of floors 20
Rent out a property
0 Tanzanian shilling per day
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Bed
Number of bedrooms 2 -
Bath
Number of beds 2 -
Floor
Floor/Total number of floors 13/17
Rent out a property
Price on asking
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Bed
Number of bedrooms 1 -
Bath
Number of beds 1 -
Floor
Floor/Total number of floors 7/12
Sell
26 Tanzanian shilling
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Floor
Floor/Total number of floors 22/22
Let
0 Tanzanian shilling per month
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Bed
Number of bedrooms 3 -
Bath
Number of beds 3 -
Floor
Floor/Total number of floors 4/7 -
Area
Square/Floor Size (eg. 70) 100 m2
Sell
Sell
26 Tanzanian shilling
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Bed
Number of bedrooms 1 -
Bath
Number of beds 1 -
Floor
Floor/Total number of floors 17/17
Sell
28 Tanzanian shilling
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Floor
Total number of floors 24
Sell
26 Tanzanian shilling
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Floor
Floor/Total number of floors 27/27
