KES 16,000 /monthly
Studio Apartment in Muthiga for rent
Muthiga, Kikuyu, Kiambu
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KES 16,000 /monthly
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Discover a wide selection of houses for rent across Kenya in 2026, from affordable bungalows to luxurious villas. Explore rental prices, popular neighborhoods, and tenant tips to find your perfect home. Whether you're looking for family-friendly estates or convenient city living, Kenya's rental market offers diverse options to suit every budget.
Kenya's rental market offers diverse housing options across its 47 counties, catering to different budgets and lifestyles. In 2026, the national rental landscape continues to evolve with new developments and shifting demand patterns.
Major urban centers like Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, and Nakuru dominate the rental market, while emerging towns like Naivasha and Thika are gaining popularity among tenants seeking affordability. Coastal regions attract both long-term residents and holiday home renters. For those looking beyond the major cities, you can also browse Kiambu properties or explore the growing markets in areas like Kajiado and Machakos.
The Kenyan rental market in 2026 shows stable demand with regional variations. Urban areas command higher rents due to proximity to employment hubs, while satellite towns offer more affordable alternatives. Average occupancy rates remain high at 85-90% in prime locations. For those considering different regions, you might want to browse Uasin Gishu properties or browse Laikipia properties to compare rental opportunities across various counties.
| House Type | Average Monthly Rent | Popular Areas | Typical Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Bedroom Bungalow | Ksh 15,000 - Ksh 30,000 | Thika, Kitengela, Eldoret | Compound parking, shared yard |
| 2-Bedroom House | Ksh 25,000 - Ksh 60,000 | Ruiru, Kisumu CBD, Nakuru | Master ensuite, small garden |
| 3-Bedroom Villa | Ksh 70,000 - Ksh 200,000+ | Karen, Runda, Nyali | Gated community, DSQ |
| 4+ Bedroom Mansion | Ksh 250,000 - Ksh 800,000+ | Muthaiga, Lavington, Diani | Staff quarters, swimming pool |
The standard rental process includes property viewing (in-person or virtual), lease agreement signing (typically 1-2 years), and payment of security deposit (1-2 months' rent). Most landlords require employment confirmation or guarantor details. If you're also considering property ownership as an alternative to renting, you might explore available houses for sale in Kenya, which offer different investment opportunities compared to the rental market.