Find your nyumba in Nairobi — without the runaround.
Apartments, townhouses, maisonettes and houses from Kilimani to Karen, Ruaka to Syokimau. Tell us your budget; we hunt, verify and line up the viewings.
- 64Homes for sale right now
- KSh 5M+From entry-level to luxury
- 17Nairobi neighbourhoods covered
Homes buyers are asking about
Real homes on the market today, from KSh 5M to KSh 350M. See all 64 homes →
3-bedroom townhouse in Athi River
3-bedroom apartment in Loresho
Generous 2-bedroom apartment off General Mathenge
5-bedroom house in Nyari on about half an acre
6-bedroom house in Runda on about half an acre
Homes on NyumbaHunt are listed by Nairobi property agencies, including Knight Frank Kenya and Pam Golding Properties Kenya and 10 others, and each home credits its agency. NyumbaHunt is not the listing agent — we connect you with the right agent and help with your search. Prices and availability can change.
Where in Nairobi?
Prices, commute and lifestyle for every neighbourhood we cover.
What can you afford?
Not sure? Our mortgage calculator turns a price into a monthly repayment.
From “I’m looking” to keys in hand
Tell us what you need
Area, budget, bedrooms and timing — one WhatsApp message to 0720 583 313 is enough.
We shortlist and verify
We send matching homes and help you check the title on Ardhisasa, approvals and service charge before you commit.
View, offer, move in
In-person or live video viewings, then we work with your advocate through to transfer.
Buy smarter in Kenya
How to Buy a House in Nairobi: A Step-by-Step Guide for 2026
The full process of buying a house or apartment in Nairobi in 2026 — budget, mortgage approval, title search on Ardhisasa, sale agreement, stamp duty and transfer.
The Real Cost of Buying a House in Kenya (2026 Breakdown)
Stamp duty, legal fees, valuation, mortgage costs and service charge explained — with a worked example for a KSh 10 million Nairobi apartment.
Houses for Sale in Nairobi Under KSh 10 Million: Where to Look in 2026
Where your KSh 10 million budget goes furthest in Nairobi — the best neighbourhoods for apartments and maisonettes under 10M, with 2026 price ranges.
Buying a home in Nairobi: FAQs
How much does a house cost in Nairobi in 2026?
Prices depend heavily on area. A 2-bedroom apartment costs roughly KSh 4.5–7.5M in Kasarani or Embakasi, KSh 9.5–16M in Kilimani and KSh 12–22M in Westlands. Family maisonettes range from about KSh 13M in Syokimau to KSh 35–65M in Karen.
Where is the cheapest place to buy a house in Nairobi?
Within Nairobi County, Embakasi and the Kasarani–Roysambu corridor are among the most affordable. Just outside the county, Kitengela, Syokimau and Ruaka offer lower prices and more space.
What extra costs do I pay when buying a house in Kenya?
Budget about 6–8% on top of the price: stamp duty of 4% in Nairobi (2% in rural areas), legal fees of roughly 1–2%, and valuation and bank fees if you use a mortgage.
Can I buy a house in Nairobi from abroad?
Yes. Kenyans in the diaspora can buy using an independent advocate, an official land search on Ardhisasa, live video viewings and a registered power of attorney. NyumbaHunt arranges video viewings across time zones.
Who lists the homes on NyumbaHunt?
Homes are listed by Nairobi property agencies, including Knight Frank Kenya and Pam Golding Properties Kenya, and each listing credits its agency. NyumbaHunt is not the listing agent: we connect you with the agent, arrange viewings and help you check the paperwork.
How do I contact NyumbaHunt?
Call or WhatsApp 0720 583 313. Tell us your preferred area, budget and number of bedrooms and we will send matching homes.