Skyline Residence - Modern Apartments for Sale in Nairobi

Skyline -Wood AVENUE

Smart Urban Living in Prime Kilimani, Nairobu

Located along Wood Avenue in Kilimani, one of Nairobi’s most vibrant residential and investment hubs, This is a modern high-rise development offering studio, one-bedroom + study, and two-bedroom apartments designed for both lifestyle and returns.

This 18-floor development with approximately 288 units combines contemporary design, efficient layouts, and lifestyle amenities—making it ideal for young professionals, first-time buyers, and investors targeting rental income.

💰 Unit Prices (Verified Market Range)
Studio (≈45 sqm): From KES 4.5M – 5M
1 Bedroom + Study (≈75 sqm): From KES 8M – 8.9M
2 Bedroom (≈100 sqm): From KES 9M -10.9M

👉 Flexible off-plan payment plans available (typically ~20% deposit, balance spread over construction period).

🏙️ Development Overview
Approx. 288 apartments
18 floors high-rise design
Completion expected around 2026
Located near Yaya Centre and key lifestyle hubs

Each unit features modern finishes, smart layouts, and large windows, with some units including built-in appliances and smart locks for added convenience.

🌟 Amenities
Rooftop swimming pool (some listings indicate infinity-style)
Fully equipped gym
Children’s play area
Rooftop garden / terrace
Water purification system
Borehole water supply
Full backup generator
Ample parking (multi-level)
High-speed lifts
CCTV surveillance
Access control system
Reception / front desk
Clubhouse / social spaces
📍 Location Advantage — Kilimani

Kilimani is a prime mixed-use neighborhood located about 5 km from Nairobi CBD, known for its strong rental demand and urban convenience.

Residents benefit from proximity to:

Yaya Centre (walking distance)
Shopping malls, restaurants, and cafes
International schools and hospitals
Easy access to CBD, Westlands, and major roads

📈 Investment Potential
High rental demand (long-term & Airbnb)
Attractive entry pricing for Kilimani
Strong yields (supported by furnished/unfurnished rental demand)
Growing urban density driving capital appreciation