House for Rent in Bumbogo – 3 Bedrooms

RWF 2,100,000 per month · Bumbogo, Gasabo

This 3-bedroom house for rent in Bumbogo, Gasabo is listed at RWF 2,100,000 per month on HomRadar, offering 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, about 220 m². Highlights include hot water, staff quarters, water tank, air conditioning. Every HomRadar listing shows verified photos, the exact map location and lets you contact the owner directly - with no agent commission.

Overview

Gacuriro vision 2020 unfurnished house for rent 3 bedrooms 1.5M 3 bedrooms & wordrobes 2 bathrooms & water heater Living & dinning room Indoor modern kitchen Servant house Enough parking space

Rent & terms

Monthly rent: RWF 2,100,000
Security deposit: 3 months · RWF 6,300,000
Available from: Immediately

Property details

Price: RWF 2,100,000/month
Property type: Home (Own Compound)
Kitchen: Indoor kitchen
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Parking: 1
Size: 220 m²
Furnishing: Unfurnished
Location: Bumbogo, Gasabo

Amenities

Hot water
Staff quarters
Water tank
Air conditioning

What's nearby

Kimironko Market (Markets) - 1.7 km
Green Hills Academy (Schools) - 2.4 km
MTN Centre (Shopping) - 3.0 km
CHUK (Healthcare) - 3.6 km
Kigali Golf Club (Leisure) - 4.0 km
Kigali Int'l Airport (Transport) - 5.5 km

About Bumbogo, Gasabo

Bumbogo is a residential area of Gasabo, Kigali, with a mix of houses and apartments for rent across different budgets. Renting here puts you within easy reach of the wider city.

Things to know before you rent in Bumbogo

Rents are quoted in Rwandan Francs (RWF), almost always per month. Confirm whether water, electricity and security are included.
Landlords commonly ask for a deposit of one to three months' rent, plus the first month up front. Get every payment in writing.
Decide early between furnished and unfurnished - furnished homes cost more but are ideal for short stays and new arrivals.
Always view the property in person (or send someone you trust) and verify the owner before paying anything. On HomRadar you contact owners directly, with no agent commission.
Most homes use prepaid "cash power" electricity; gated compounds with 24/7 security and a water reserve tank are common and worth asking about.