4BR Ensuite Townhouse with Tenant Paying KES 300K - Runda Mumwe

Here's a solid investment opportunity in Runda Mumwe that doesn't come around often. This four-bedroom townhouse is currently occupied by a tenant paying KES 300,000 every month. The asking price is KES 60 million, and you're buying into a property that's already generating income from day one. No waiting around for tenants or dealing with vacancy periods.

About This Property

This is a four-bedroom townhouse where every bedroom has its own ensuite bathroom. That's a layout that tenants really appreciate, especially in a place like Runda where privacy matters. The property is in good condition and ready for you to take over the existing tenancy or move in yourself. With the tenant already in place, you get a steady monthly income of KES 300,000, which covers a good chunk of the mortgage or gives you a nice return on your cash investment. The townhouse sits in a well-maintained compound within Runda Mumwe, a quiet and secure part of Runda that's close to everything you need.

• Tenant in place: The property comes with a tenant paying KES 300,000 monthly, so you start earning from the moment you buy.
• All ensuite bedrooms: Each of the four bedrooms has its own private bathroom, giving everyone their own space and convenience.
• Prime Runda location: Runda Mumwe is a sought-after neighbourhood with good security, quiet streets, and easy access to schools, shops, and the city centre.

Location & Neighbourhood

Runda Mumwe is one of those areas in Nairobi that balances peace and convenience really well. You're close to the Village Market, several international schools, and the main roads leading into the city. The neighbourhood is known for its leafy streets and strong community feel. This townhouse is within a gated compound, so security is solid. If you're looking for a property that works for you financially while sitting in a prime location, this one's worth a serious look. Give me a call or send a message to arrange a viewing. I'll walk you through the place and introduce you to the tenant if you want to see how things run.