Overview
Property Description
Priced at KSh 40 million, this 4 bedroom apartment in Kileleshwa runs to 337 m² and sits within The Beacon by Synina, a development aimed squarely at families who have outgrown the standard Nairobi three-bed.

Why the space works
337 m² is a lot of home by Nairobi standards, and the value is in how it is arranged rather than the number alone. Open living and dining areas keep the household together when it wants to be, while four well-appointed bedrooms and a separate modern kitchen keep it apart when it doesn’t.
The finishes are contemporary and consistent throughout — the sort of specification that ages well rather than dating in three years. Nothing here needs redoing before you move in, which is worth more than it sounds when you price up the alternative.

A building that earns its service charge
The rooftop carries an infinity swimming pool, a separate children’s pool, and a gazebo with BBQ area — the kind of setup that turns a weekend at home into something the family looks forward to rather than endures.
Downstairs there is a fully equipped gym, a multipurpose hall for gatherings that do not fit inside an apartment, and concierge services covering deliveries, visitors and the daily small stuff. Together they mean residents actually use the building rather than simply passing through it on the way to the lift.
Practical infrastructure
Borehole water supplements the mains connection. A backup generator covers outages. Security runs 24 hours a day. Parking is generous rather than grudging.
None of this is glamorous, and all of it is what you notice the moment it is missing. In Nairobi, water and power reliability separate a home that functions year-round from one that becomes a logistics problem every dry season.

Why buy a 4 bedroom apartment in Kileleshwa
Kileleshwa remains one of Nairobi’s most consistently desirable addresses — tree-lined, low-density, and minutes from Westlands and the CBD without the noise of either. It draws professionals, returning diaspora buyers, and diplomatic households, and that demand has held steady through cycles that softened other suburbs.
What makes size the argument here is supply. Most recent development in Kileleshwa has been one and two bedroom stock built for the rental market. Genuinely large family apartments are thin on the ground, and that scarcity is the quiet case for buying at this size now rather than trying to trade up into a market that isn’t building them.
Key details
Bedrooms: 4. Size: 337 m². Price: KSh 40,000,000. Development: The Beacon by Synina. Location: Kileleshwa, Nairobi. Status: available.
Arrange a viewing
Contact Stanlink Homes on +254 705 840128, or use the enquiry form on this page. We can share the floor plan, walk you through payment terms, service charge and title status, and arrange viewings on weekdays or weekends.
Two other configurations are available in this development — 334.9 m² at KSh 40 million and 360 m² at KSh 45 million.














