4 Bedroom All Ensuite House for Sale in Kamakis, Ruiru in Kamakis Bypass, Ruiru
Kamakis Bypass, Ruiru
Overview
This four bedroom house stands on a 50 by 100 foot plot in Kamakis, just off the Ruiru bypass. The front is finished in warm cream plaster under a wide pitched roof, with a full height glazed stairwell lighting the staircase and an arched balcony set above the entrance porch. The compound is walled and gated, with hard standing on either side of the house for parking and room left over for a garden.
All four bedrooms are ensuite. For a family tired of queuing outside one shared bathroom, or for a household that hosts relatives for long stretches, that single detail changes how the house lives from day to day. The master opens onto the balcony that looks over the front of the compound.
Beyond the bedrooms the house has a separate family room, so the main sitting room can stay formal when visitors arrive, plus an additional room that works as a gym, a home office or a prayer room. Anyone running a business from home has somewhere to close a door. A 10,000 litre water tank is installed, which carries the house through the dry spells Ruiru gets every year.
Kamakis has become one of the busiest addresses on this side of Nairobi. The bypass puts Thika Road, the Eastern bypass and the airport within a comfortable drive, and the shops, schools and hospitals here are already built rather than promised for later. That is what separates Kamakis from the newer schemes further out.
What this home offers
8 features- 4 bedrooms, all ensuite
- 4 bathrooms
- 50 by 100 ft plot
- Separate family room
- Extra room suited to a gym, home office or prayer room
- 10,000 litre water tank
- Walled and gated compound with parking
- Kamakis, along the Ruiru bypass
Property Details
| Property Type | House |
|---|---|
| Status | For sale |
| Location | Kamakis Bypass, Ruiru |
| Built-up Area | 5000 sq ft |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
|---|---|
| Bathrooms | 4 |
| Distance to Highway | 2.5km |
Questions about this property
How much is a 4 bedroom house in Kamakis Bypass?
It is KES 21,000,000.
Is there reliable water and electricity in Kamakis Bypass?
Electricity is connected and water is stored on site, which is how homes here cope when mains supply is not continuous. Ask on the day you view how often the tank is filled and whether the court has its own borehole, because that varies between developments.
Can I buy property in Kenya while living abroad?
Yes. Kenyan citizens keep the right to own property outright wherever they live, and you do not have to be in the country to complete a purchase. Buyers abroad usually appoint an advocate or a relative under power of attorney to view, sign and register on their behalf. Call or WhatsApp +254 723 038 130 and we will set out the steps for this house in writing.
How do I verify a title deed in Kenya?
Run an official search at the lands registry using the title number. It returns the registered owner and anything held against the property, and your advocate can do it without you being in Kenya. Do that before any money moves, not after.
What documents do I need to buy a house in Kenya?
Your advocate handles the paperwork, but you will typically need your ID or passport and KRA PIN, an official search on the title, a signed sale agreement, clearance for land rates and land rent, and transfer forms lodged at the lands registry. Ask us for the title number to start the search.
Are house prices in Kenya negotiable?
Often, yes. Make an offer and we will put it to the seller. We cannot promise it will be accepted, and we will not pretend a house is about to sell to hurry you, but every serious offer reaches the owner.
How do I arrange a viewing?
Call or WhatsApp +254 723 038 130 and we will set a time, usually within a day or two. Viewings are by appointment. If you are outside Kenya you are welcome to send a relative or your advocate instead, and we will share photographs or video of anything you ask to see.
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