Unfurnished Houses for Rent in Kasarani

Kasarani offers excellent options for tenants seeking unfurnished rental houses. These empty units provide blank canvases for personalization while typically offering lower monthly rents than furnished alternatives. The sub-county's growing infrastructure makes it increasingly attractive for long-term rentals.

Kasarani Rental Market Profile

The unfurnished rental market in Kasarani caters primarily to young families and professionals looking for affordable housing options. Popular areas within Kasarani for unfurnished rentals include Clay City, Garden Estate, and Jacaranda Estate.

Rental Options in Kasarani

House Type	Average Monthly Rent	Deposit	Common Features
2 Bedroom Bungalow	Ksh 25,000 - 35,000	1-2 months	Compound parking, shared water tank
3 Bedroom Maisonette	Ksh 40,000 - 60,000	2 months	Master ensuite, private garden
4 Bedroom Villa	Ksh 60,000 - 80,000	2 months	DSQ, gated community

Living as a Tenant in Kasarani

Utility Costs: Average water bill Ksh 800-1,500; electricity Ksh 2,500-5,000 monthly
Security Deposits: Typically equivalent to two months' rent for unfurnished units
Amenities: Easy access to TRM Shopping Mall and Thika Road Superhighway
Transport: Well-served by matatus on Thika Road with connections to CBD

Why Choose Unfurnished in Kasarani?

Opting for an unfurnished house in Kasarani allows tenants to save on monthly rent while creating a personalized living space. The area's ongoing infrastructure developments make it a strategic long-term rental location with good value appreciation potential.

Frequently Asked Questions

As of 2026, unfurnished 3-bedroom houses in Kasarani typically rent for between Ksh 40,000 to Ksh 60,000 per month depending on the specific estate and amenities.

Most unfurnished rentals in Kasarani exclude utilities. Tenants typically pay separately for water (Ksh 800-1,500/month) and electricity (Ksh 2,500-5,000/month).

Landlords usually require a security deposit equivalent to two months' rent for unfurnished houses in Kasarani. This is refundable at lease end minus any deductions for damages.

Yes, there's often more flexibility to negotiate rent on unfurnished properties compared to furnished ones. Factors like lease length and payment method (bank vs cash) may affect negotiations.

Pet policies vary by landlord but are generally more flexible with unfurnished properties. Always confirm pet allowances before signing the lease agreement.

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