Overview
Property Description
This 1 bedroom apartment in Muguga Green sits within the secure UN Blue Zone in Westlands, next to Safaricom headquarters, with units from 65 to 89 m² priced from KSh 8.8 million.
The units
One bedroom apartments here range from 65 m² to 89 m², which is generous across the whole band. Most Nairobi one bedroom stock sits between 45 and 55 m², producing a bedroom and a living area that does several jobs at once.
At 65 m² there is room to separate living, dining and sleeping properly. At 89 m² you are into territory that competes with two bedroom apartments elsewhere in the city on usable floor area.
Pricing starts at KSh 8.8 million and varies by size and floor level. Flexible payment plans are available.
Amenities
- Heated swimming pool
- Gym and sauna
- Padel court
- Clubhouse
- Café and convenience market
- Co-working hub
- Kids’ play area
- Landscaped gardens
- Cinema
- Enhanced security
The heated pool is worth noting. Nairobi sits at altitude and evenings are cooler than visitors expect — an unheated pool goes largely unused for much of the year, which makes heating the difference between an amenity and an ornament.
The co-working hub matters disproportionately at one bedroom scale. Working from a one bedroom means working where you sleep, and a dedicated workspace downstairs effectively adds a room without adding to the price.
The UN Blue Zone
Muguga Green sits inside the UN Blue Zone, the security-designated area around the United Nations complex and diplomatic premises in Westlands and Gigiri.
That designation brings a higher baseline of policing and controlled access than the surrounding city, and it is a large part of why this area commands the rents it does. For an owner letting to expatriate or diplomatic tenants, many employers restrict housing to within this zone — which narrows the competing supply considerably.
Why buy a 1 bedroom apartment in Muguga Green
The location puts you minutes from Sarit Centre, ABC Place, MP Shah Hospital and Village Market, with Safaricom headquarters next door and the wider Westlands commercial district within easy reach.
For rental demand, that combination is close to ideal. One bedroom units here attract expatriate staff, professionals working at the neighbouring corporate headquarters, and UN personnel — tenant groups that pay well and stay for the length of a posting.
A 1 bedroom apartment in Muguga Green from KSh 8.8 million also sits at an accessible entry point for a Blue Zone address, which is not usually a phrase that accompanies this price band.
The neighbourhood
Westlands has become Nairobi’s second centre rather than a suburb of the first. Multinational headquarters, regional offices, hospitals and the densest concentration of restaurants in the city all sit within a short radius of Muguga Green.
What distinguishes this particular address is that it sits within that activity without fronting it. The Blue Zone side of Westlands is quieter and greener than the Waiyaki Way corridor, with lower density and more mature planting, while remaining minutes from everything the district offers.
For a buyer, that combination is the thing that holds value. Central enough to be convenient, calm enough to live in.
Who this suits
Investors targeting the expatriate and diplomatic rental market. Professionals working in Westlands who would rather own than rent. Diaspora buyers wanting a unit in a secure, professionally managed building.
A 1 bedroom apartment in Muguga Green at the larger end of the range also suits couples who want genuine space without two bedroom pricing.
Key details
Bedrooms: 1. Sizes: 65 m² to 89 m². Price: from KSh 8,800,000. Development: Muguga Green, Westlands, Nairobi, within the UN Blue Zone. Flexible payment plans available.
Arrange a viewing
Contact Stanlink Homes on +254 705 840128, or use the enquiry form on this page. We can share floor plans across the size range, confirm availability, and walk you through the payment plan options and handover timelines.
Two and three bedroom apartments are also available at Muguga Green from KSh 13.5 million.
